معرفی
Ceylan Engin is an Assistant Professor at Boğaziçi University, specializing in demography, gender studies, and public health. Her research focuses on fertility and family dynamics, vaccine hesitancy, LGBTQ+ rights, and sociopolitical attitudes in Turkey. She leads the Turkey Covid-19 Values Study (TCVS), examining pandemic-related societal changes in values like institutional trust and vaccination attitudes.
Her work integrates quantitative survey methods with qualitative analysis, addressing issues such as patriarchal attitudes, health disparities, and transgender rights. Engin’s research often bridges demographic trends with socio-political contexts, particularly exploring how religion and political conservatism shape Turkish society. She serves as Head of Lab, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in demographic studies.
Key contributions include analyzing vaccine skepticism across countries (Turkey/Italy), tracing historical shifts in LGBTQ+ rights, and studying family structures. Her publications span journals like Population Review and Social Politics, as well as policy reports from institutions like The Williams Institute.
