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Semih Koray

Semih Koray received his Ph. D. in Mathematics from Boğaziçi University in 1980. He has several articles published in journals such as Social Choice and Welfare, Review of Economic Design, Journal of Economic Theory, Econometrica and Semigroup Forum. Koray acted as the coordinating editor-in-chief and an associate editor of Review of Economic Design, as the President and Secretary General of the Association of Southern European Economic Theorists, as the Chair of the Turkish Mathematical Olympiad Committee, as a member of the International Mathematical Olympiad Advisory Board, and as the President of the Foundation for Economic Design. Koray’s research interests focus on economic and social design, game theory and social choice theory.

Koray is currently the Deputy President of the Patriotic Party – Turkey in charge of the International Relations Bureau. He also has several articles on political and social issues published in the monthly periodicals Teori and Bilim ve Ütopya, along with writing in a weekly column on Eurasian Alternative in the daily newspaper Aydınlık.

Expert materials

Turkey and rising Asia are on Mali’s side against imperialist sanctions

Turkey and rising Asia are on Mali’s side against imperialist sanctions

Speech held on the UWI webinar "Mali at the crossroads of sanctions and multipolarity"
Debunking neoliberalism’s attack on the nation-state

Debunking neoliberalism’s attack on the nation-state

What is the role of the state in national development?
“Turkish-Russian cooperation in Libya can change global balance of power”

“Turkish-Russian cooperation in Libya can change global balance of power”

Turkey and Russia can create in Libya an example of success for the multipolar world, argues Koray.
The new axis in US-Turkish geopolitical relations

The new axis in US-Turkish geopolitical relations

The latest report of the Rand Corporation expresses clearly  who the United States supports and opposes in Turkey
Game Theory and Policy 2: Turkey’s Eurasian turn

Game Theory and Policy 2: Turkey’s Eurasian turn

The objective ground on which a “social game” is built limits the performance options of the parties
Game theory and policy: Turkey deals US hegemony a death blow

Game theory and policy: Turkey deals US hegemony a death blow

The Rand Corporation is a "research institution" whose main goal is to protect and strengthen US hegemony. Its reports and interests shed light on US politics and its tools developed for their implementation.
Toward a “visible” hand of the market

Toward a “visible” hand of the market

The coronavirus continues to test the limits of previous social systems