Positions

1. Since 2026

   Senior Lecturer in Economics

   University of Oxford · Department of Economics, Saïd Business School and The Queen's College

2. 2024–2026

   Departmental Lecturer in Economics

   University of Oxford · Department of Economics and Saïd Business School

3. 2019–2024

   Assistant Professor (Education) of Economics

   University of Warwick · Department of Economics and Warwick Business School

Education

1. 2014–2019

   PhD in Economics

   University of Nottingham · School of Economics

2. 2013–2014

   MRes in Economics (1+3)

   University of Essex · Department of Economics

3. 2011–2012

   MSc in Economics

   University of Warwick · Department of Economics

Research interests

Primary

AI governance, safety and data liability · Central banking · Text as data · Labour-market dynamics

Secondary

Causal inference and machine learning · Applied economics · Computational social science

Papers

Published articles

1. Islamic Finance as a Means to Make Istanbul an International Financial Centrewith Hasan Huseyin Karlioglu · Afro Eurasian Studies, 2(1-2), 126-143 · 2013
2. The Determinants of Net Interest Margin in the Turkish Banking Sector: Does Bank Ownership Matter?Journal of BRSA Banking and Financial Markets, 6(2), 13-49 · 2012

Working papers

1. Measuring AI use across occupations: publication, classification and validationResearch paper and interactive data resource · 2026
2. Data as Liability: AI Adoption and Disclosed Breach-Risk Attentionwith Yuhao Huo · University of Oxford Department of Economics Discussion Papers · 2026
3. Central Bank Communication and CBDC ImplementationUniversity of Oxford Department of Economics Discussion Papers · 2026
4. Do Central Banks Take Climate Change Seriously?Working paper · 2026
5. Central Bank Communication Design and Public AttentionWorking paper · 2026
6. Pricing Human Capital in a Modernising State: Education and Skill Premia in the Ottoman Civil Servicewith Omer Akyildiz, Metin Cosgel and Selahattin Yildirim · Working paper · 2026
7. The Immediate Global Impact of US Monetary PolicyUniversity of Oxford Department of Economics Discussion Papers · 2025
8. Monetary Policy Transmission and Environmental Performance: Firm-level Evidence from High-Frequency Identificationwith Dominykas Stasiulaitis · University of Oxford Department of Economics Discussion Papers · 2025. Also circulated as “Green Shields: The Role of ESG in Uncertain Times”
9. Central Bank Communication with Public: Bank of England and Twitter (X)with Joel Mundy · University of Oxford Department of Economics Discussion Papers · 2025
10. FOMC Minutes: As a Source of Monetary Policy SurpriseWarwick Economics Research Papers, No. 1436 · 2022

Teaching

Undergraduate, MSc, executive and PhD teaching at Oxford, Warwick, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Bank of England. Course pages

Contact

For collaboration, supervision or correspondence, email is the fastest way to reach me: hi@fatih.ai.