Ayfer Topluoğlu is a Turkish academic, economist, and researcher primarily known for her work in business administration, consumer behavior, and entrepreneurship. She is affiliated with Istanbul Medeniyet University.
Biography
Ayfer Topluoğlu pursued her higher education in economics and business administration. Her academic career has focused on teaching and research within these fields. She is currently a faculty member at Istanbul Medeniyet University, Department of Business Administration, where she contributes to both undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
Research and Contributions
Topluoğlu's research interests are diverse, encompassing areas such as:
- Consumer behavior and decision-making, particularly concerning emerging technologies and ethical consumption (e.g., genetically modified foods).
- Entrepreneurship and the role of women in entrepreneurial ecosystems, often with a comparative analysis focusing on Turkey and other countries.
- Strategic management and marketing.
She has authored and co-authored numerous academic articles published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences. Her work often addresses contemporary economic and social issues relevant to both the Turkish context and global trends.
Affiliations
- Istanbul Medeniyet University, Faculty of Political Sciences, Department of Business Administration.
Selected Publications
While a comprehensive list is extensive, some representative works include:
- "An examination of the factors influencing consumers’ decisions regarding the purchase of genetically modified foods in Turkey."
- "The role of women in the entrepreneurship ecosystem: a comparative analysis of Turkey and selected EU countries."
- Publications related to strategic alliances and market dynamics within specific industries.
Her academic contributions are recognized through her publications and participation in various academic forums.