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Sinan Ertemel is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at Istanbul Technical University. His research spans multiple interdisciplinary fields including game theory applications to Islamic law, school choice mechanisms, and fair division problems. He maintains an active research profile with publications appearing in reputable economics journals.
His primary research interests focus on applying economic theory to real-world problems. Key areas include game-theoretic approaches to Islamic law disputes, school choice mechanisms for public and private education systems, and fair division under uncertainty. His work demonstrates strong methodological expertise in axiomatic analysis and economic modeling.
Ertemel's recent publications reveal a consistent focus on theoretical economics with practical applications. His research shows particular strength in analyzing school choice mechanisms and adapting Islamic law principles to modern fair division problems. His work often employs game-theoretic frameworks to address complex allocation problems in diverse contexts.
His scientific contributions include several notable publications in the last decade, with recent work appearing in journals such as Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research, Economics Letters, and Social Choice and Welfare. His research demonstrates international collaboration, particularly with scholars working on school choice mechanisms.
- Project: Risk and Uncertainty in Fair Division - Policy Applications (British Academy)
- Project: Risk and Uncertainty in Welfare Economics and Applications (TUBITAK)
- Project: Improvement of Basic Education to Secondary Education Transition Exam Placement
- Project: Fair Division under Risk and Uncertainty
