Erman Örsan Yetiş

Dr Erman Örsan Yetiş is a UKRI (EU-MSCA) Research Fellow at the University of Sheffield's Department of Politics and International Relations. His work focuses on criminology, gendered violence, and migration studies, with current projects like RAMPDOWN addressing domestic abuse by migrant perpetrators. Formerly at TED University and Middle East Technical University in Turkey, he has developed interdisciplinary courses on gender-aware design and violence prevention.

• Research Fellow, University of Sheffield (2023-ongoing)
• Postdoctoral Researcher, TÜBİTAK 2219 (2022-2023)
• Researcher, Friedrich Ebert Foundation (2021-2022)

Research Interests span:

• Criminology
• Gender-based violence
• Migration studies
• Critical masculinity analysis
• Gender-sensitive design
• Slow violence mechanisms

Publications (2024-2025) analyze authoritarian populism's impact on gender equality, diaspora political mobilization, and norm-critical design education. Recent work explores intersubjectivity in human-animal historical interactions and biopolitical dimensions of anti-gender policies.

Public Engagement includes:

• Senior expert in EU-funded gender equality training
• Collaboration with Çankaya Municipality's Gender Quality Unit
• Advisory role in Gender Impact Analysis projects

Neoliberal Academia Critique side project since 2020 investigates abuse and exploitation patterns in academic institutions through participatory action research.