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Özgür Yalçın serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Finance-Banking and Insurance at Nizip Vocational School, Gaziantep University, holding this position since 2015. His academic responsibilities include teaching core accounting and finance courses at the associate degree level while contributing to institutional governance through administrative roles. His educational background comprises: Master of Science in Insurance (with thesis) from Gazi University Institute of Social Sciences (2013-2019) Licence in Accounting and Finance Teaching from Gazi University Faculty of Commerce and Tourism Education (2007-2012) Yalçın's research focuses on Turkish financial infrastructure, specializing in accounting systems, pension policy evaluation, and interest-free banking frameworks. His methodological approach integrates econometric modeling with structural break analysis to assess regulatory impacts and market evolution in emerging economies. Analysis of his 2018-2021 publications reveals consistent empirical investigation of Turkey's financial sector reforms, particularly private pension system development and Islamic banking integration within conventional markets. These works demonstrate applied econometric techniques for policy assessment in national financial contexts. Administrative contributions include service as Head of Department (2016-2017), Quality Board Member, and Disabled Unit Manager at Gaziantep University, reflecting institutional leadership beyond core academic duties.

• Accounting
• Financial Accounting
• Management Accounting
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Oliver Holtemöller is Professor of Economics at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and Deputy President of the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research Halle (IWH), where he heads the Macroeconomics Department. His academic trajectory includes a PhD from Freie Universität Berlin (2001) and prior positions as a research assistant at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2001–2003) and Junior Professor at RWTH Aachen (2003–2009). His research encompasses: Core methodologies : Quantitative macroeconomics, econometric modeling, and time-series forecasting Policy-focused domains : Business cycle analysis, monetary policy design, environmental macroeconomics, and labor market dynamics Emerging interests : Neural network applications in economic forecasting and ecological transition impacts Recent publications (2021–2025) demonstrate a strong focus on policy-relevant quantitative analysis, including Brexit employment effects, German coal phase-out economics, pan-European business cycle forecasting, and pension system reforms. Methodologically, his work integrates DSGE modeling, input-output analysis, and machine learning techniques. Awards & Recognition : DFG Scholarship (1998–2001) supporting doctoral research in applied microeconomics He leads macroeconomic policy advisory initiatives, evidenced by testimony to the Saxon State Parliament on pension reforms. No explicit mentions of student advisees or grants were found in the source text.

• Quantitative Macroeconomics
• Business Cycles and Forecasting
• Applied Econometrics
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Ola Sjöberg is a Professor of Sociology at Stockholm University , affiliated with the Swedish Institute for Social Research . His work focuses on international comparative analysis of welfare states, labor markets, and health outcomes, particularly examining how social policies affect mental health, work environment quality, and health disparities across socioeconomic groups. Current projects: Forte-funded psychosocial work environment research Completed projects: Riksbankens Jubilumsfond study on work-retirement transitions His research spans multiple domains including work environment health , social protection systems , and comparative welfare policy . Key methodologies involve structural equation modeling , multilevel analysis , and longitudinal data from European and global datasets. Key findings from his 15 most recent publications show consistent relationships between generous welfare systems and improved post-retirement mental health , reduced sickness absence , and better subjective well-being during unemployment. His work challenges conventional economic theories about welfare program disincentives while documenting institutional mechanisms that produce these outcomes. Significant contributions include: Development of the SPIN database for cross-national policy analysis Identification of organizational factors in health outcomes Creation of East Asian Social Policy Dataset (SPEAD) for regional comparative studies

• Labor Market Sociology
• Welfare State Research
• Work Environment and Health
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Loretta Platts is an Associate Professor in Public Health Sciences at Stockholm University's Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences. She is currently serving as the RJ-CASBS Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University for the 2025-2026 academic year. Her research focuses on older people's working lives, particularly retirement, returns to work from retirement, and having a job while claiming a pension. Dr. Platts received her educational background from prestigious institutions: PhD from Imperial College London MA from Sciences Po Paris BA from the University of Oxford Her research is highly interdisciplinary, drawing from public health, gerontology, labor economics, and life course sociology. She takes a cross-national approach, studying high-income countries like the United States and Sweden alongside middle-income countries. Much of her work uses large longitudinal surveys complemented by interview research to uncover underlying mechanisms. A key focus is how public old-age pensions affect older workers' options and experiences in the labor market, with particular attention to how retirement and post-retirement work impact social and health inequalities in old age. Her extensive publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding the changing nature of work in later life. Her research shows that post-pensionable-age jobs are generally less stressful, freer, and more satisfying than jobs held by younger workers. She has documented how retirement often leads to significant improvements in sleep quality, with reductions in sleep difficulties that can be sustained for up to 11 years. Her cross-national comparative work reveals important variations in unretirement rates and predictors across countries, highlighting that unretirement is more common among those who are already socioeconomically advantaged, potentially deepening financial inequality in later life. Dr. Platts has secured significant research funding as principal investigator from multiple prestigious sources: Swedish Research Council (funding a trans-Atlantic project on labor market participation after pensionable age) Forte (funding research on post-retirement work in Sweden) Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (funding international research on post-retirement work impacts in Japan, Sweden, and the USA) Kamprad Family Foundation (funding research on quality of life related to paid work and retirement) Her research has gained substantial media attention, with coverage in major outlets including the BBC, Le Monde, Financial Times, and Svenska Dagbladet. She also teaches as course manager and examiner for "Stress, recovery, and health" in the Master's programme in public health sciences.

• Gerontology
• Retirement Studies
• Labor Economics
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Dr. Lisanne van Weelden serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Languages, Literature and Communication within the Faculty of Humanities at Utrecht University. She is affiliated with the Language and Communication research group and the Humanities Institute for Language Sciences, where she focuses on visual communication and data interpretation. Her research examines how visual elements influence understanding across various domains including financial communication, legal contexts, and public policy. Van Weelden's research interests center on visual communication , data visualization , and language processing . She investigates how visual forms affect metaphorical conceptualization, how shape influences semantic memory organization, and how visual representations impact decision-making processes. Her work has particular emphasis on the communication of complex information in pension systems, legal contexts, healthcare, and governmental communications, with significant contributions to understanding how visual elements can either clarify or obscure meaning. Her publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output with 23 research publications through 2025, showing an evolving focus from foundational work on visual metaphor processing to applied research on data visualization in real-world contexts. Recent work increasingly addresses practical applications of visual communication in financial literacy, legal systems, and public administration, with notable emphasis on pension communication and the use of icons in municipal communications. Her research bridges cognitive science with practical communication challenges, examining both theoretical aspects of visual processing and applied communication effectiveness. Van Weelden actively collaborates with researchers across disciplines including cognitive psychology, legal studies, and public administration. Her work has been featured in academic journals such as IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, Metaphor and Symbol, and Cognitive Science, as well as in professional and public-facing publications addressing practical communication challenges.

• Visual Communication
• Data Visualization
• Language and Communication
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Andrew J.G. Cairns is a Professor at the Department of Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics , Heriot-Watt University , and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh . His work focuses on longevity risk, stochastic mortality modeling, and public health economics. Academic Affiliation : Heriot-Watt University, School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences Key Contributions : Co-inventor of the CBD stochastic mortality model , developer of the LifeMetrics R package for longevity risk analysis His research explores mortality modeling with applications in public health policy , actuarial science , and financial risk management . Recent work includes: Covid-19 mortality analysis (2020-2024) Neighbourhood-level mortality disparities (2023) Health inequalities and smoking cessation economics (2024) Cohort effects in cause-of-death data (2023) Scientific awards include: Fellow, Royal Society of Edinburgh (2016) Director, Actuarial Research Centre (2016-2020) Editor-in-Chief, ASTIN Bulletin (1996-2016) Professional roles: Editor, Insurance: Mathematics and Economics (2023-present) Advisory Board, Academy for the Mathematical Sciences (2014-present)

• Actuarial mathematics
• Stochastic mortality modeling
• Longevity risk management
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Mirabelle Huynh serves as an Associate Professor in the Teaching Stream at the University of Waterloo, affiliated with the Actuarial Science department. Her office is located in M3 3109, and she maintains institutional contact via m3huynh@uwaterloo.ca. Her academic specialization centers on Actuarial Science with cross-disciplinary applications in financial systems, evidenced by core focus areas: Risk Modeling and Assessment Insurance Product Valuation Stochastic Financial Mathematics Quantitative Risk Management Pension Fund Actuarial Analysis Longevity Risk Modeling No publication history or external recognition details are documented in available institutional records.

• Actuarial Science
• Risk Management
• Insurance
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Torben Iversen is the Harold Hitchings Burbank Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Government at Harvard University. He is also a Faculty Associate at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science, the Center for European Studies, and the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. His extensive academic career at Harvard spans from Assistant Professor (1994-1999) to his current named professorship (2005-present). Iversen's research focuses on comparative political economy, electoral politics, and applied formal theory. His work examines the intersection of democracy, capitalism, and welfare state development, with particular attention to gender politics, inequality, and institutional evolution. He has made significant contributions to understanding how political institutions shape economic outcomes and how economic changes transform political representation. His recent publications reveal a sustained interest in how technological and economic transformations (particularly the information revolution and knowledge economy) affect welfare state politics and democratic representation. His work consistently combines theoretical innovation with empirical rigor, often collaborating with leading scholars in the field. Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2017-) Catherine A. and Mary C. Gellert Radcliffe Fellow (2020-21) Guggenheim Fellow (2008-09) BP Centennial Professor at LSE (2016-17) Rigmor and Carl Holst-Knudsens Science Prize (2016) Victoria Schuck Award for best book on women and politics (2010) Iversen has served on numerous dissertation committees (currently 11) and has held leadership positions including Chair of the Political Economy and Government Program at Harvard (2005-2022) and Chair of the Department's Curriculum Committee (2019-2020). His professional service extends to editorial boards of leading journals and membership on prestigious committees including the Membership Selection Committee for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2017-2020). He has directed numerous research initiatives including workshops in comparative political economy at multiple institutions and has been a co-organizer of the Workshop in Comparative Political Economy since 1999. His work has been supported by major grants from the National Science Foundation and other prestigious funding bodies.

• Comparative Political Economy
• Electoral Politics
• Applied Formal Theory
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Ines Ciolli serves as Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Legal and Economic Studies within the Faculty of Law. She has held this position since October 10, 2015, following her role as Researcher in Constitutional Law from 2004-2015. Since November 2019, she has served as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law at Sapienza University. Her academic appointments include teaching Fundamental Rights in English, Public Law of Health, and Constitutional Law across multiple degree programs. Her research focuses on constitutional law, public law, fundamental rights, gender studies, and health law. Ciolli has coordinated numerous research projects including 'When solidarity transforms into sustainability: transformations and manipulations of a legal category from post-pandemic to PNRR' (2022) and 'Health rights and state form' (2020). Her work examines constitutional responses to economic crises, parliamentary time, and the evolution of executive power. Ciolli's awards include a mention from the Presidency of the Council of Ministers for her contribution to 'Costituenti ombra' (2010) and FFABR ANVUR Research Funding (2017). She has supervised multiple PhD candidates including Daniele Casanova, Valentina Ciaccio, and Isaac Kofi Medeiros, and serves on numerous doctoral committees. Her publications span constitutional theory, gender equality, healthcare law, and budget constitutionalism. Member of the Scientific Committee for the Journal 'Diritti regionali' (Class A) Member of the Editorial Board for 'DPER online' (Class A) Coordinator of the Lazio Regional Observatory for 'Le Regioni' (Class A) Component of the International Society for Public Law (I-CONS) Ciolli has participated in over 50 national and international conferences, including presentations at the World Congress of Constitutional Law in Oslo (2014) and the International Constitutional Law Society conferences. She has been invited to speak at institutions including the University of Toulon, Max Planck Institute in Heidelberg, and the French Senate. Her recent work critically examines Italy's constitutional reforms, particularly regarding the Prime Minister's role and environmental protections.

• Constitutional Law
• Public Law
• Fundamental Rights
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Robert MacKay serves as a Lecturer in Economics at Johns Hopkins University, based at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C. (555 Pennsylvania Avenue NW). His academic career includes prior teaching positions at Utah State University. Educational background: Ph.D. in Economics, University of California, San Diego His research centers on fiscal policy challenges in subnational governance, with emphasis on: Unfunded pension liabilities in public sector retirement systems Financial distress mechanisms in municipal bankruptcies Local tax structure efficiency and equity His scholarly contributions appear in the National Tax Journal and Journal of Public Budgeting & Finance , addressing core issues in government finance sustainability. No scientific awards were documented in source materials. Information regarding student mentorship, research grants, or laboratory affiliations was not provided in available texts.

• Public Finance
• Local Public Finance
• Municipal Finance
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Najat El Mekkaoui serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Dauphine-PSL University, where she teaches International Economics and Development at M2 level. Her institutional leadership includes: Chair of the Social Funds Committee, Central Bank of Morocco Member of Central Bank of Morocco's Board of Directors Member of Executive & Steering Committees, National Pension and Insurance Scheme (Morocco) Member of Scientific Council, Capital Markets Authority of Morocco Her research centers on financial/non-financial risk management, social protection systems, and pension fund strategies. She provides expert policy guidance to: Ministry of Social Affairs & National Center for Employment Studies (France) World Bank (Washington, DC) National Council for Human Rights (Morocco) United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia Scientific Awards: No awards documented in source material. Professional engagement spans academic instruction and high-level policy advising, with her LEDa DIAL research center affiliation enabling applied work on economic development challenges. Current roles indicate active contribution to both academic and governmental sectors without evidence of grant-funded projects. Laboratory and team affiliations are centered at LEDa DIAL (Laboratoire d'Economie de Dauphine and Développement, Institutions, Armements), facilitating interdisciplinary research on institutional economics and social policy design.

• Financial Risk Management
• Non-Financial Risk Management
• Social Protection Programs
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Yasin USTA is a Lecturer at Trakya University's Havsa Vocational School, where he has been serving since October 10, 2013. He previously held the position of Deputy Director at Havsa Vocational School from December 2, 2016 to October 16, 2020. His academic career is centered at Trakya University in Turkey. His educational background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration (2005) and a Master's Degree in International Relations (2009), both from Trakya University. His master's thesis focused on "Turkish-American Relations in the Context of US Iraq Policy (1989-2006)." Yasin USTA's research interests span Public Administration, International Relations, EU-Turkey Relations, Law, Strategic Management, and Transportation Systems. His scholarly work primarily examines Turkish political dynamics, international relations, and urban governance. He has published articles on voter participation in local politics, metropolitan administrations, political marketing in Turkish elections, and Turkish-American relations. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on Turkish political processes, with particular attention to local governance, electoral behavior, and the intersection of capital and urban space. His earlier work explored nuclear disarmament in the Middle East and Central Asian geopolitics, showing a breadth of interest in international security issues. Yasin USTA has been involved in several research projects, including: "Measurement of Voter Participation Level in Local Politics in Edirne City Center Project" (2016) as Project Manager "Individual Pension System and Consultancy Training Project" (2014) as Project Researcher "Training of Instructors Who Will Provide Training for Capital Market Activities Licensing Exams" (2014) as Project Researcher "ELIST – European Learning Innovation for Sustainable Training" Erasmus+ KA2 (2014) as Project Researcher "Edirne Province Havsa District Economic City Inventory Creation Project" (2013) as Project Researcher He teaches various courses including EU-Turkey Relations, Law of Obligations, Public Administration, Strategic Management, Transportation Systems, Customs Clearance, and Basic Law.

• Public Administration
• International Relations
• EU-Turkey Relations
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Panagiotis Xenos is an Assistant Professor of Actuarial Science at the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, School of Economics, Business & International Studies, University of Piraeus. His academic career spans teaching, research, and participation in significant national and international research programs focused on insurance, health economics, and organizational efficiency. PhD from University of Piraeus Postgraduate studies at Brandeis University (USA) Postgraduate studies at Boston University (USA) Specialized workshop at York University (UK) Dr. Xenos specializes in Actuarial Science with a particular focus on Insurance Economics, Health Economics, and Productivity Analysis. His research examines the efficiency and productivity of public and private insurance and health institutions, methods of compensation for medical professions, morbidity risk management, social security system sustainability, and insurance portfolio solvency. His work bridges theoretical actuarial science with practical applications in healthcare and social security systems, particularly in the context of economic crises and austerity measures. His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output from 2013 through 2023, with a concentration on Greek healthcare and insurance systems but with broader implications for international contexts. The research shows a clear progression from technical actuarial methods toward more comprehensive analyses of healthcare systems, social security sustainability, and economic policy implications. His work frequently employs advanced quantitative methods including Data Envelopment Analysis, Stochastic Frontier Analysis, and Malmquist productivity indices to assess organizational efficiency in healthcare and insurance sectors. Dr. Xenos actively participates in international academic discourse, having presented his research at conferences across Europe, Asia, and Australia, including the World Health Organization conference in Barcelona (2015) on health system financing. He serves as a reviewer for scientific journals and is a member of relevant scientific societies. In addition to his research activities, Dr. Xenos maintains an active teaching role across multiple academic programs. At the undergraduate level, he teaches Introduction to Insurance, Business Insurance, and Personal Insurance. At the postgraduate level, he teaches Health Insurance in the Master's Degree Program in Actuarial Science and Risk Management, Contemporary Issues in Commercial and Insurance Law in the Interdepartmental Master's Program in Law & Economics, and Economic and Financial Management of Health Services in the Postgraduate Program in Healthcare Unit Management at the Hellenic Open University. His teaching reflects his research expertise, connecting theoretical frameworks with practical applications in insurance and healthcare management.

• Actuarial Science
• Insurance Economics
• Health Economics
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Nicky Le Feuvre is a Professor at the University of Lausanne affiliated with the LIVES Centre (National Centre of Competence in Research on life course and inequalities). Her research examines gender and age inequalities in academic and professional labor markets, with particular focus on Swiss institutional contexts including banking, higher education, and legal professions. She investigates how career structures, funding models, and policy reforms shape precarity and citizenship across the life course. Her primary research interests include gender studies, age and work dynamics, academic career trajectories, professionalism, and discrimination. Le Feuvre analyzes intersections of gender and age through comparative frameworks, exploring pension reforms, age management policies, and transnational mobility. Recent work emphasizes Swiss-specific institutional path dependencies while drawing cross-national comparisons with France and other European contexts. Analysis of her 2022-2025 publications reveals consistent thematic focus on gendered retirement pathways, postdoc precarity, and professionalism in regulated professions. Methodologically, she employs life course perspectives and comparative institutional analysis, with increasing attention to Swiss finance sector dynamics and academic citizenship frameworks. Her work demonstrates strong policy relevance for aging workforces and gender equity in higher education. No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided source materials. Information regarding academic advising responsibilities and research grant funding was not specified in the available texts. Le Feuvre is a core researcher at the LIVES Centre, an interdisciplinary national research hub examining life course inequalities through sociological, economic, and political science lenses. The center facilitates cross-institutional collaboration on longitudinal studies of work-family dynamics, retirement transitions, and social policy impacts, with Le Feuvre contributing expertise on gendered institutional analysis within Swiss and European contexts.

• Gender Studies
• Age and Work
• Academic Careers
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Silvia Kljajic is a Lecturer in Quality Assurance Research Methods at the Swiss Distance Learning University of Applied Sciences. She also serves as an Associate Researcher at the Institute for Management and Innovation (IMI), contributing to studies in social entrepreneurship, financial systems, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Research Focus: Quality assurance frameworks Pension solutions for emerging workforce needs Financial sustainability of integration companies Digital transformation in insurance Recent Publications: Her 2024 works address income strategies for social enterprises, pension incentives for Swiss youth, and digital reporting tools for institutions. Earlier works examine insurance digitalization and team-based innovation (2022-2021).

• Business Administration
• Innovation Management
• Quality Assurance
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