Browse my publications by year, or explore the research themes below for abstracts and related material.
Democracy & Health · Global Health · Resource Curse · Social & Political Philosophy · Parliamentary Immunity · Education & Human Development
2024
Regime Type and Data Manipulation: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 49(6): 989–1014 · 2024.
2023
Non-communicable disease policy implementation from 2014 to 2021: a repeated cross-sectional analysis of global policy data for 194 countries
Lancet Global Health 11(4): e525-e533 · 2023.
Co-authors: L.N. Allen, H. Holmer, and P. Barlow
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2022
Study protocol: assessing the association between corporate financial influence and implementation of policies to tackle commercial determinants of non-communicable diseases: a cross-sectional analysis of 172 countries
BMJ Open 12(8): e055656 · 2022 · Study protocol.
Co-authors: L. N. Allen and H. Holmer
Assessing the association between Corporate Financial Influence and implementation of policies to tackle commercial determinants of non-communicable diseases: A cross-sectional analysis of 172 countries
Social Science & Medicine 297(114825) · 2022.
Co-authors: L.N. Allen and H. Holmer
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Trust made the difference for democracies in COVID-19
The Lancet 400(10353): 657 · 2022.
Co-authors: T. Bollyky, O. Angelino, and J.L. Dieleman
Pandemic preparedness and COVID-19: an exploratory analysis of infection and fatality rates, and contextual factors associated with preparedness in 177 countries, from Jan 1, 2020, to Sept 30, 2021
The Lancet 399(10334): 1489-1512 · 2022.
Lead authors: T. Bollyky, E.N. Hulland, and J. L. Dieleman
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2021
Implementation of non-communicable disease policies from 2015 to 2020: a geopolitical analysis of 194 countries
Lancet Global Health 9(11): e1528-e1538 · 2021.
Co-authors: L.N. Allen and H. Holmer
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Democracies Linked To Greater Universal Health Coverage Compared With Autocracies, Even In An Economic Recession
Health Affairs 40(8): 1234–1242 · 2021.
Co-authors: T. Templin, J. L. Dieleman, J.E. Mumford, S. Kiernan, M. Miller-Petrie, and T. Bollyky
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2020
Democracy and Implementation of Non-communicable Disease Policies
Lancet Global Health 8(4): e482–e483 · 2020 · Correspondence.
Co-authors: J. L. Dieleman, T. Templin, S. Kiernan, and T. J. Bollyky
Autocratisation and universal health coverage: a synthetic control study
The BMJ 371(m4040) · 2020
Co-authors: J. L. Dieleman, T. Templin, J.E. Mumford, and T. Bollyky
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Is women’s political empowerment affecting COVID-19 mortality?
Efil Journal 3(10-11): 8-19 · 2020.
Co-authors: A. Akkoyunlu
2019
The relationships between democratic experience, adult health, and cause-specific mortality in 170 countries between 1980 and 2016: an observational analysis
The Lancet 393(10181): 1628-1640 · 2019
Co-authors: T. Bollyky, T. Templin, M. Cohen, D. Schoder, and J.L. Dieleman
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2018
Is There a Resource Curse for Private Liberties?
International Studies Quarterly 62(4): 834-844 · 2018
text & replication materials · Abstract and research context
2017
The Resource Curse and Child Mortality, 1961-2011
Social Science & Medicine 176: 142-148 · March 2017
The Impact of Democracy and Media Freedom on Under-5 Mortality, 1961-2011
Social Science & Medicine 190: 237-246 · October 2017
Co-authors: Arzu Akkoyunlu
2012
Disappearing Without a Moral Trace? Rights and Compensation During Times of Emergency
In Emergency Ethics: Volume I, edited by A. M. Viens and Michael J. Selgelid. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing · 2012 · Reprint.
Reprinted from Law and Philosophy 28(6): 617–649 (2009).
Justicized Consequentialism: Prioritizing the Right or the Good?
The Journal of Value Inquiry 46(4): 467-479 · 2012
2011
The Impact of Regime Type on Health: Does Redistribution Explain Everything?
World Politics 63(4): 647-77 · 2011
Co-authors: Arzu Akkoyunlu
Do Electoral Institutions Have an Impact on Population Health?
Public Choice 148(3-4): 595-610 · 2011
Co-authors: Arzu Akkoyunlu
2009
Does Control of Rheumatic Disease Raise the Standard of Living in Developing Countries?
Clinical Rheumatology 28(6): 621–622 · 2009 · Editorial.
Co-authors: R. Wigley, A. Chopra, and A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley
Parliamentary Immunity in Democratizing Countries: The Case of Turkey
Human Rights Quarterly 31(3): 567-591 · 2009
Disappearing Without a Moral Trace? Rights and Compensation During Times of Emergency
Law and Philosophy 28(6): 617-649 · 2009
2008
Education in Turkey
Waxmann, Münster / New York · 2008 · Edited volume. European Studies in Education, volume 26.
Editors: Arnd-Michael Nohl, Arzu Akkoyunlu-Wigley, and Simon Wigley
Basic Education and Capability Development in Turkey
in ed. Arnd-Michael Nohl, Arzu Akkoyunlu & Simon Wigley. Education in Turkey (New York/ Münster: Waxmann Publishing) · 2008
Co-authors: Arzu Akkoyunlu
2007
Automaticity, Consciousness and Moral Responsibility
Philosophical Psychology 20(2): 209-225 · 2007
2006
Human Capabilities Versus Human Capital: Gauging the Value of Education in Developing Countries
Social Indicators Research 78(2): 287-304 · 2006
Co-authors: Arzu Akkoyunlu
Voluntary Losses and Wage Compensation
Politics, Philosophy & Economics 5(3): 363-376 · 2006
Basic Income and the Problem of Cumulative Misfortune
Basic Income Studies 1(2): 5-5 · 2006
2005
Democracy and the Politics of Parliamentary Immunity in Turkey
New Perspectives on Turkey no. 33: 121-143 · 2005 (with Gürcan Koçan)
Basic Income and the Means to Self-Govern
in Promoting Income in Security as a Right, ed. G. Standing (Geneva: International Labor Organization/ Anthem Press, 2005)
2003
Parliamentary Immunity: Protecting Democracy or Protecting Corruption?
Journal of Political Philosophy 11(1): 23 – 40 · 2003
Public Commentary and Media Articles
The Future of American Democracy Depends on Improving U.S. Health
Think Global Health · 12 December 2019 · Online article.
Co-authors: Thomas J. Bollyky and Tara Templin
Autocracy Is Hazardous for Your Health
Council on Foreign Relations · 4 December 2019 · Online article.
Co-authors: Thomas J. Bollyky and Tara Templin
Democracy matters for health care. Here’s how we measured this.
The Washington Post · 22 March 2019 · Newspaper analysis.
Co-authors: Thomas J. Bollyky and Tara Templin
