BETÜL DEMİRKAYA
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Journal Articles​
  • Demirkaya, Betul, Patrick Cunha Silva, and Brian F. Crisp. 2022. "The Logic of Campaign Spending in Mixed-Member Electoral Systems." Electoral Studies 79:1-6.
  • Ainsley, Caitlin, Clifford Carrubba, Crisp, Betul Demirkaya, Matthew Gabel, and Dino Hadzic. 2020. ``The Perils of Using Roll-Call Vote Results to Study Representation" American Political Science Review 114(3):691-706.
  • Crisp, Brian F and Betul Demirkaya. 2020. "Strategic Entry and Strategic Voting in Majoritarian Systems" Journal of Politics 82(1):57-71.
  • Demirkaya, Betul. 2019. “What is Opposition Good For?” Journal of Theoretical Politics 31(2):260- 280​.
  • Crisp, Brian F., Betul Demirkaya, Leslie A. Schwindt-Bayer, and Courtney Millian. 2018. “The Role of Rules in Representation: Group Membership and Electoral Incentives” British Journal of Political Science 48(1):47-67. 
  • Tepe, Sultan and Betul Demirkaya. 2011. “(Not) Getting Religion: Has Political Science Lost Sight of Islam?” Politics and Religion 4(2):203-228.
Book Chapters
  • Demirkaya, Betul and Norman Schofield. 2015. “Trading Portfolios: Stability of Coalition Governments” in Norman Schofield and Gonzalo Caballero (ed.) The Political Economy of Governance. Springer. 179-193.
  • Schofield, Norman and Betul Demirkaya. 2013. “Spatial Model of Elections in Turkey: Tracing Changes in the Party System in 2000s” in Norman Schofield, Gonzalo Caballero and Daniel Kselman (ed.) Advances in Political Economy. Springer. 317-330.
Research Experience
  • Research Assistant for Dr. Brian Crisp and Dr. Matthew Gabel, Washington University in St. Louis. Research Project entitled "Telling the Story: Using Roll Call Votes to Understand Legislative Behavior." 2012-2017.
  • Research Assistant for Dr. Yesim Arat, Bogazici University, Istanbul and Dr. Ayse Gul Altinay, Sabanci University, Istanbul. Research Project entitled "Gender-based Violence: Analyzing the Problem and the Struggle Against It." 2006-2007. 
  • Research Assistant for Dr. Murat Somer, Koc University, Istanbul. Research Project entitled "Islamist Parties, Domestic and External Mechanisms and Democratization: Lessons from Turkey's AKP," 2006.​
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