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ŞULE ÖZLERMAILING ADDRESS: 944 9Street, #5Santa Monica, CA 90403TELEPHONE : (310) ELECTRONIC MAIL: ozler@econ.ucla.eduEDUCATIONPsy. D. (in Psychoanalysis), New Center for Psychoanalysis, Los Angeles June 2013Ph.D. (Economics) Stanford University, January 1986M.S. Candidacy (Economics) Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey, July 1980B.S. (Economics) Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey, December 1979PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTSAssociate Professor of Economics, UCLA, 1994present.Associate Professor of Economics, Koç University, Fall 1996Research Fellow, Economic Research Forum, 1996present.Panel of Advisors, Human Development Report, The United Nations Development Program, National Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1992National Bureau of Economics (NBER) Faculty Research Fellow, Boston, September 1991Visiting Assistant Professor of Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1990Ford Foundation Fellow, NBER JanuaryAugust 1990.Visiting Scholar, International Debt Division, The World Bank, 1989.Assistant Professorof Economics, UCLA, 19851995. 2 AWARDS and HONORSRecipient, Waiver of Professional Standards for Full Clinical Training, American Psychoanalytic Association, 2005Economic Research Forum, “Turkish Manufacturing Industry in a Globalizing World: Evidenfrom Turkish Plants” January 2005October 2006Recipient, Research Clinical Fellowship for Training in Psychoanalysis, Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, 2003, 2007Economic Research Forum, “Labor Markets and Productivity in the Process ofGlobalization: Firm Level Evidence from Turk

2 ey” December 1999October 2001.Inter
ey” December 1999October 2001.International Labor Organization, “Labors Market in Turkey”, Summer 1999.The World Bank “Labor Market Inequalities in Turkey”, Summer 1999Ford Foundation, “Trade, and Gender”,March 1998Ford Foundation, "Gender, Adjustment, and Macroeconomic Models", 1994The Center for Institutional Reform and the Informal Sector, University of Maryland (joint with N. Roubini), "Inflation, Political Instability, and Economic Growth", 1992Ford Foundation Fellowship and Research Grant, National Bureau of Economics, "Developing Country Debt", JanuaryMay 1990.National Science Foundation, "Developing Country Defaults and Credit Terms", 1989The World Bank, Projects: "Secondary Market Pricing of Developing Country Debt", "Parallel Foreign Exchange Systems", “External Shocks Politics, and Private Investment" 1989RESEARCHI. Psychoanalytic studies Ozler and Gabrinetti, P., Psychoanalytic Studies of the work of Adam Smith: Towards a Theory of Morality and Social Relations, forthcoming, Routledge, 2017Ozler and Gabrinetti, P. “An evolutionary psychological and adaptive defenses view of relations between markets and morality: An analysis of Adam Smith’s the Theory of Moral SentimentsJanuary 2015.A Psychoanalytic study of John Stuart Mill’s relationships, his “mental crisis,” and his works”, January, 2015. 3 Gabrinetti, P. and S. Ozler, “Defenses and morality: Adam Smith, Sigmund Freud and Contemporary Psychoanalysis”, The Psychoanalytic Review #5 Vol. 101, No. 5, October 2014 Ozler S. and P. Gabrinettiknown world:An analysis of defenses in Adam Smith

3 46;s The Theory of Moral Sentiments, Mar
46;s The Theory of Moral Sentiments, March 2013, forthcoming, Adam Smith Review . “Unavailable mothering its consequences, and survival guilt of a twin” (Thesis for doctorate degree in Psychology in Psychoanalysis, New Center for Psychoanalysis). March 2013 “Adam Smith and Dependency”, Psychoanalytic Review, June 2012, 99(3). Ozler, Sule and Edith Kuiper “Psychoanalytic reading of texts by Adam Smith (17231790),” Journal of American Psychoanalytic Association 55 (1) 305 . Developing countryinternational private debtAltug, S., S. Ozler, and M. Usman “International Project Finance under Lender Heterogeneity” Economic Theory , March 2002. Fernandez, R. and S. Ozler“Debt Concentration and Bargaining Power: Large Banks, Small Banks, and Secondary Market Prices” International Economic Review , May 1999. Ozler, S. and C. Akcay, “Current Account Position of the Turkish Economy: Is There any Cause for Concern?” Bogazici Journal: Special Issue on Stabilization in an Emerging Market: The Case of Turkey R. Erzan, eds, November 1998. “Black Market Exchange Rates in Turkey”, in Parallel Exchange Rates in Developing Countries, M . Kiguel, S. Lizodo, S. O’Connel, eds., Macmillan Press, 1996 “Have Commercial Banks Ignored History?” The American Economic Review , June 1993. Ozler S., and H. Huzinga, “Bank Exposure, Capital and Secondary Market Discounts on Developing Country Debt” NBER Working Paper: No 3961 January 1992.volution of Credit Terms: An Empirical Study of Commercial Bank Lending to Developing Countries”, Journal of Development Ec

4 onomics , December 1991. “Sources o
onomics , December 1991. “Sources of Debt Rescheduling: Turkey in the 1970's”, UCLA Journal of Middle Eastern Studies , July 1989. n the Relation between Rescheduling and Bank Value”, The American Economic Review , Vol: 79, December 1989. 4 “Commercial Bank Lending to Developing Countries: The Expansion of the Market”, Contemporary Policy Issues , July 1989 Comments“Comments on Volatility and Contagion in a FinanciallyIntegrated World: Lessons from East Asia’s Recent Experience”, in The Asian Financial Crises: Causes, Contagion and Consequences , R. Agenor, M. Miller, D. Vines, eds, CEPR, 1999 . “Comments on Asia and the Crisis of Financial Globalization” in Globalization and Progressive Economic Policy Baker, D., G. Epstein, R. Pollin, eds., Cambridge University Press, 1998. “Comments on Postmortem on the Debt Crisis”, Macroeconomics Annual NBER, 1992. “A review of Developing Country Debt and Economic Performance, Jeffrey Sachs ed., University of Chicago Press”, Journal of Economic Literature , 1991. . Domestic political economy considerations in international debt accumulation, economic growth, and inflation A. Alesina, Ozler S., N. Roubini, and P. Swaigel “Political Instability and Economic Growth”, Journal of Economic Growth , June 1996 Ozler S and D. Rodrik, “External Shocks, Politics and Private Investment: Some Theory and Empirical Evidence”, Journal of Development Economics , July 1992. Ozler S. and N. Roubini, “Economic and Political Determinants of Inflation Rates: An Empirical Investigation Using a Panel Data Set”,

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The Center for Institutional Reform and the Informal SectorUniversity of Maryland, Working Paper No: 199, November 1996.Ozler S. and G. Tabellini, “External Debt and Political Instability”, NBER Working Paper 3772July 1991.. Structural adjustment, globalization, and gender“Export Led Industrialization and Gender Differences in Job Creation and Destruction: Micro Evidence from Turkish Manufacturing Sector” in , Feminist Economics of Trade N. Cagatay, Elson, D., Grown, C., and van Staveren, I. (eds.) Routledge, 2007. Orbay, H. and S. Ozler “Worker Composition and Export Decision: Evidence from Colombia”, Review of Economics and Finance, 2013: 4, pp. 33“Gender Differences in Job Creation and Destruction over Business Cycles: Micro Evidence from Turkish ManufacturingSector” in Bulutay, T. (ed.) Wages and Wage Income Distribution , ILO, 2003. 5 “ExportOrientation and Female Share of Employment: Evidence From Turkey” World Development July 2000. “Globalization, Employment, and Gender”, in Background Papers: Human Development Report , UNDP, New York, 1999. Ozler, S. and N. Cagatay, Feminization of the Labor Force”in The Changing Nature of Work. Frontier Issues in Economic Thought , F. Ackerman, N. Goodwin, L. Dougherty and K. Gallagher, eds.Vol:4, Island Press, 199 “La nuoca teria della crescita e la riprodusione sociale: inserire lo sviluppo umano in una prospettiva di genere, una sintesi”, Sviluppo , 1997 n.5 “New Growth Theory and Social Reproduction”, Background Paper, prepared for UNDP Human Development Report, 1996, New YorkOzler, S.

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and N. Cagatay, “Feminization of the Labor Force: The Effects of Long Term Development and Structural Adjustment”, World Development , November 1995. V. International trade, investment and economic performance Taymaz, E. and Ozler, S. “Labor Market Policies and EU Accession: Problems and Prospects for Turkey”, in B. Hoekman and S. Togan (eds.), Turkey: Towards EU Accession , The World Bank and CEPR, pp.223 Ozler, S. and E. Taymaz, “Foreign Ownership, Competition, and Survival Dynamics”, Review of Industrial Organization (31): 23 Ozler, S., Taymaz, E. and Yilmaz, K. “History Matters for the Export Decision: Plant Level Evidence from Turkish Manufacturing Industry”, World Development (37): 479 Ozler, S. and K. Yilmaz roductivity response to reduction in trade barriers: vidence from urkish manufacturing plants” (Previous title:“Does trade liberalization improve productivity?: Evidence from Turkish Manufacturing Firms”, Review of World Economics /Weltwirtschaftliches 2009. TEACHING Graduate:International economics (Ph.D., UCLA)Managerial economics (MBA, Koc University)International trade and financial policy (MP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University) Macroeconomic policies for developing countries (MP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University) 6 Undergraduate:History of economic thought (UCLA)Economics of Gender (UCLA and Stanford University)General Education Cluster Course on Globalization, Coordinator and teaching faculty (UCLA)International finance (UCLA and Koc University) International trade (UCLA and Koc University)Industrial organizations (UCL