Furkan AYDIN

Furkan AYDIN serves as a full-time Researcher in the Department of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, Ankara Social Sciences University, a position he has held since 2022. His academic profile centers on critical examinations of public law foundations and human rights frameworks within both Turkish and international contexts.

His educational qualifications include:

• Bachelor of Law from Ankara University, Faculty of Law (2017-2021)
• Master of Public Law (Thesis) from Ankara Social Sciences University, Institute of Social Sciences (2021), with thesis titled 'Comparison of Human Rights in Europe and America in the Context of Cultural Relativism'

AYDIN's research investigates the structural validity of public law distinctions, constitutional legitimacy paradigms, and cultural relativism's impact on human rights discourse. His work consistently challenges conventional legal boundaries through comparative analysis between European and American legal systems, while examining property inequality dynamics in Turkish jurisprudence and the intersection of religious identity with human rights frameworks. Recent publications demonstrate rigorous engagement with legal epistemology and methodology.

His publication trajectory reveals concentrated exploration of public law's theoretical underpinnings, with increasing focus on socio-economic dimensions of legal inequality and cross-cultural human rights interpretation. The 2023-2025 output shows progression from foundational critiques of public law discipline toward applied analyses of property rights and religious freedom.

AYDIN has served as researcher for the university-funded project 'A Critique of the Discipline of General Public Law' (2023). He maintains no graduate advisees but contributes as Assistant Editor for the Journal of IT Law (Bilişim Hukuku Dergisi), handling two issues in 2024 and one in 2023.