Alim TETİK

Alim TETİK serves as a Doctor Lecturer at Suleyman Demirel University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations since 2023, following 14 years as a Research Assistant (2009-2023). He concurrently holds the position of Department Head since 2024, demonstrating sustained institutional commitment within Turkey's academic landscape.

His academic foundation includes:

• Licence in Business Administration (Suleyman Demirel University, 2009)
• Master's in Labor Economics and Industrial Relations with thesis (2012)
• Doctorate in Labor Economics and Industrial Relations (2022), focusing on "Transformation of the Social State in Türkiye: A Historical Review in the Context of Social Policy Implementations"

Dr. TETİK's research forms a cohesive exploration of societal governance structures, with core emphasis on Social Policy and Welfare State evolution. His work bridges historical analysis (particularly Ottoman-era social systems) with contemporary challenges in Labor Law, Social Security, and global economic dynamics. Through publications examining Turkish labor markets, social globalization impacts, and EU integration effects, he establishes critical connections between theoretical frameworks and Turkey's socioeconomic realities.

Analysis of his 7 recent publications (2010-2022) reveals consistent thematic threads: historical policy development intersects with modern labor market interventions, while Turkey's unique position between European social models and emerging economy challenges generates distinctive research trajectories in social expenditure patterns and regulatory reforms.

His grant involvement includes the EU-funded "İş Dünyası Kayıtsız Kalmıyor" project (2016-2017) promoting registered employment. Teaching responsibilities span 12 courses including Industrial Relations, Labor Law, and Current Social Policy Problems, reflecting comprehensive expertise across socioeconomic domains despite no documented advisees.