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Tekin Kose is a Lecturer at the School of Business and Law, University of Brighton. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Pittsburgh and has held academic positions at TED University, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, and the University of Aberdeen, where he served as Associate Professor until September 2024 and now continues as an Honorary Research Fellow.
His educational background includes:
- PhD in Economics, University of Pittsburgh (2014)
- Master in Economics, University of Pittsburgh (2010)
- Master in Economics, Middle East Technical University (2008)
- Bachelor in Economics, Middle East Technical University (2006)
His research focuses on health economics, gender economics, applied microeconomics, political economy, and experimental/behavioral economics. He primarily investigates gender differences in health behavior and outcomes using quantitative methods and individual-level survey data. His work often centers on Turkey and OECD countries, addressing issues such as medication use, job satisfaction, and the intersection of populism and science.
His recent publications show a consistent trend in analyzing socio-economic disparities, particularly through gendered lenses, and applying rigorous statistical methods to public policy questions. He frequently publishes in interdisciplinary journals covering public health, gender studies, and public opinion.
He serves as a peer reviewer for several journals including International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, BMC Psychology, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, BMC Public Health, and BMC Geriatrics, indicating active engagement in the academic community.
Tekin Kose is actively involved in research collaboration, particularly with scholars in Turkey and the UK. He has no listed formal students yet, but he welcomes supervision in health and gender economics using quantitative approaches. His ongoing research outputs and editorial activities confirm his active status in the academic field.
