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Title

Professor of Political Science

Office Building

Lincoln Hall

Office

331

Mailing Address

Lincoln Hall 331
School of American and Global Studies-Box 2212
University Station
Brookings, SD 57007

Education

• B.A. | Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey
• M.A. | Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey
• Ph.D. | University of Massachusetts Amherst

Academic Interests

• Development and democratization
• Latin American politics
• International political economy
• Gender and politics

Academic Responsibilities

• Current World Issues
• American Political Issues
• International Relations
• Latin American Politics
• Authoritarianism and Democracy
• Gender and Politics
• Globalization and Development
• Honors Colloquium: X Politics

Committees and Professional Memberships

Committees

• Elected vice president of ������Ƶ Faculty Senate
• College representative for Fishback Honors College
• Library liaison for Political Science
• ������Ƶ Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Advisory Committee
• Advisor for ������Ƶ Muslim Cultural Student Association and Turkish Student Association
• Contributor to the ������Ƶ “Expert Pitch” media releases on current global issues

Professional Memberships

• American Political Science Association (APSA)
• International Studies Association (ISA)
• International Political Science Association (IPSA)
• Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA)

Awards and Honors

• 2022, Distinguished Honoree for Van D. and Barbara B. Fishback Honors College, ������Ƶ
• 2021, Outstanding Research Award in Social Sciences, ������Ƶ College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• 2021, ������Ƶ Global Engagement Award
• 2019, Teacher of the Year Award, ������Ƶ Fishback Honors College.
• 2019, Outstanding Research Award in Social Sciences, ������Ƶ College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
• 2019, Academic Advisor of the Year Award, ������Ƶ Student Association.

Workshops:

• Rethinking in Regional Orders: Hierarchies and Heterarchies, Università L’Orientale, December 13-15, 2018, Naples, ITALY
• Islamists and Local Politics Workshop, University of Gothenburg and Project on Middle East Political Science –POMEPS, June 13-15, 2017, Brastad, SWEDEN
• Workshop on Unamendable Constitutional Provisions, organized by Koc University and Boston College, Istanbul, Turkey, June 9, 2015
• Turkey-Mexico Roundtable Meeting, workshop organized by Mexican Council on Foreign Affairs (COMEXI), Mexico City, June 23-24, 2014
• Third Annual Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) College and University Educators Workshop, CFR Headquarters, New York, April, 10-11, 2014
• Origins and Effects of Arab Spring Workshop, Member of the organization committee -with Dr. Ekrem Karakoc of SUNY Binghamton- funded by Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Istanbul, Turkey. January 5-7, 2014
• Post-positivist International Political Economy Workshop, organized by Prof. Oliver Kessler, Erfurt University, Germany, January 11-12, 2013

Invited Lectures:

• Keynote Speech, titled “Democracy During COVID-19 Times”, 4th Annual Young Economists Conference, Turkey (via Zoom) May 20, 2021.
• Keynote Speech, titled “COVID-19 and The Costs of Subprime Leaders” 4th Economics, Business and Organization Research (EBOR) Conference, Poland (via Zoom) May 22, 2021.
• Guest Lecture, Universidad Internacional Cuernavaca, Mexico. Lecture title: “De Atatürk a Erdogan: La República turca de cara a su Centenario” (via Zoom) April 29, 2021.
• Guest Lectures at Bogazici University, TOBB-ETU and Bogazici University Alumni Association in 2021.

Grants

• Wiltse, E. and Peterson, G. “Pocketbook versus Identity and Emotions: Voter Behavior in South Dakota”. ������Ƶ Research Scholarship Support Fund Grant, 2018, $2,500.
• Wiltse, E. and Wilts, J. ������Ƶ Daschle Congressional Career Papers Faculty Research Fellowship, 2017
• Wiltse, E. and Michell, Z. ������Ƶ Daschle Congressional Career Papers Faculty Research Fellowship, 2015.
• ������Ƶ Academic Dissemination Grants, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016.
• Wiltse, E. and Peterson, G. ������Ƶ Honors College New Course Development Grant. 2013.
• ������Ƶ seed grant, 2012-2013.

Work Experience

• Faculty: TOBB University, Hacettepe University, Shippensburg University
• Research assistant: Bogazici University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Smith College
• Assistant professor: TOBB University of Economy and Technology, International Relations Department, Ankara, TURKEY
• Senior fellow: Center for Social Policy, TOBB University of Economy and Technology
• Reviewer: Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, Journal of Women, Politics and Policy, Uluslararası İlişkiler (UI) and Perceptions

Publications

1. Wiltse, E.C. and Lisa Hager. March 2021. Women’s Paths to Power: Female Presidents and Prime Ministers, 1960–2020, CO: Lynne Reinner Publishers.
2. Wiltse, E.C. Democratic Reform and Consolidation: the cases of Mexico and Turkey, ECPR Press, Colchester, UK, July 2015

Articles:

1. Viskupic, F., Wiltse, E.C. and Wiltse, D. 2022. "Pocketbook versus Identity? Farmers’ Attitudes towards International Trade." Forthcoming at The Social Science Journal.
2. Wiltse, E.C. et. al. 2020. “,” Journal of the European Honors Council, Vol: 4 (1)
3. Wiltse, E.C. 2017. “Explaining the dog that doesn’t bark: Why do some localities in Turkey remain resistant to Islamist political mobilization”, published by George Washington University, POMEPS Studies #27 Islamists & Local Politics https://pomeps.org/category/pomeps-publications/pomeps-studies/
4. Erisen, C. and Wiltse, E.C. “Dividedness, Institutions and Economic Performance: A Cross-National Analysis of Democratic Stability”, Social Indicators Research, accepted for on-line first publication, 23 April 2016. doi:10.1007/s11205-016-1343-0
5. Wiltse, E.C. 2013. “The G20 and Global Economic Governance During a Protracted Recession,” Perceptions, Vol: 18 (4), pp.7-28.
6. Wiltse, E.C.  2008. “The Gordian Knot of Turkish Politics: Regulating Headscarf Use in Public,” South European Society and Politics, Vol: 13 (2), pp. 195-215

Book Chapters:

1. Wiltse, E.C. 2018. “Democratic Challenges of the European Union” Chapter 13 in Democracy and Democratization: Challenges and Opportunities, Editors: Patrick Campbell and Thomas Sherlock, Foreword: Richard Haass, New York: Sloan Publishing [discussed as a “desk paper” at the Democracy Workshop at the American Military Academy at West Point]
2. Wiltse, E.C. 2015. “Chapter 6: Liberalism, Cooperation, Collective Security and Neoliberal Institutionalism” in Introduction to Global Politics, Editor: Evren Balta, Istanbul, Iletisim Press. (in Turkish)
3. Wiltse, E.C. 2017. “Cuba: A Unique Player in World Economy” in Global Political Economy After the Crisis, Editor: Sadik Unay, New York: Nova Science Publishers pp.93-104
4. Wiltse, E.C. 2013. “2008 Crisis, Brazil and a New Social Democratic Development Model Debates,” in Global Crisis and the New Economic Order, Editors: Fikret Senses, Ziya Onis, Caner Bakir, Istanbul: Iletisim Publications (in Turkish)
5. Wiltse, E.C. 2012. “Chapter 8: US Foreign Policy in Latin America and Africa”, in US Foreign Policy, Editor: Ramazan Gozen, Anadolu University Publications, No: 2609, pp. 218-244 (in Turkish, available both in hard copy & e-book formats, 2nd edition in 2016)
6. E.C. Wiltse. 2007. “Globalization and Mexico”, in Globalization: Universal trends, Regional Implications, Editor: Howard J. Wiarda, Boston: MA, University Press of New England (UPNE), pp. 214-243