HALE KIRER SILVALECUNA

HALE KIRER SILVALECUNA is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economic Theory, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Bandirma Onyedi Eylul University. She also serves as Deputy Director of the Institute of Graduate Education. Her academic career includes roles at institutions like St. John's College (Lecturer, 2016–2017) and The New School for Social Research (Lecturer, 2015–2017).

Her research focuses on econometrics, energy economics, banking efficiency, and sustainable development. Key interests include the intersection of economics with physics (econophysics), income distribution, and statistical equilibrium analysis. She has authored/co-authored over 17 books and chapters, including works on energy poverty, economic dynamics, and complexity in economics.

Her articles analyze topics like banking sector productivity, energy consumption sustainability, and economic inequality. She has supervised multiple theses addressing regional economic disparities, energy policies, and financial indicators. Administrative roles include coordinating Erasmus and MEvlana exchange programs at multiple universities. She has organized and participated in international conferences, workshops, and research projects, emphasizing empirical economics and interdisciplinary approaches.