Feyza Bhatti, Dr. Education. Teaching Experience. Research Experience. Phone: +90 (392) (Ext: 1321)

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1 Feyza Bhatti, Dr. Phone: +90 (392) (Ext: 1321) Education PhD Sociology, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK MS Economics, Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta, Cyprus BA Economics Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey High School Diploma Turk Maarif Koleji, Nicosia, Cyprus Teaching Experience Sept 2015-date Lecturer, Girne American University, North Cyprus Sept 2014-May 2015 Visiting Co-lecturer, Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Edinburgh, UK Sept Jan 2011 Visiting Lecturer, Iqra University, Islamabad, Pakistan Research Experience March -Aug 2015 Research Associate, Centre for South Asian Studies, University of Edinburgh, UK Jan 2008-Jan 2011 Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director Projects, Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, Islamabad Pakistan Aug 2004-Dec 2007 Senior Research Fellow, Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, Islamabad Pakistan Aug 2002-Jul 2004 Research Fellow, Mahbub ul Haq Human Development Centre, Islamabad Pakistan Aug -Nov 2010 Jan -Apr 2010 Consultant, Foundation Open Society Institute Pakistan Post-graduate research assistant, Centre for South Asian Studies University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK Sept -Nov 2008 Post-graduate Research Assistant, Centre for South Asian Studies University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK 1

2 Research Publications Articles in journals indexed by SSCI Bhatti, F. and R. Jeffery Health and Fertility outcomes of education for poor women in Pakistan. Comparative Education, 48(2): Singal, N., F. Bhatti with R. Malik Counting the invisible: understanding the lives of people with disabilities in Pakistan. Disability and Rehabilitation 33(11): Articles in peer reviewed journals Bhatti, F. (forthcoming). Continuity and Change: Cracks in Traditional Family and Gender Systems in Punjab, Pakistan. Kadın/Woman 2000, Journal for Women s Studies, XVI (II). Bhatti, F. and S. Murad Health Conditions and Service Delivery in South Asia. South Asian Journal, 14: (Reprinted in a book- SAPANA: South Asian Studies, Volume XIII: ). Güven Lisaniler, F. and F. Bhatti Determinants of female labour force participation: A study of North Cyprus. Review of Social, Economic & Business Studies, Vol.5/6, Book Chapters Bhatti, F. with RECOUP team RECOUP Household Surveys. In Colclough, C. (ed.), Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A reassessment. Routledge: London. Jeffery, R., F.Bhatti, C. Noronha and P. Jeffery Girls schooling and women s autonomy in South Asia: revisiting old debates with new data from India and Pakistan. In Colclough, C. (ed.), Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A reassessment. Routledge: London. Singal, N., F.Bhatti, S. Janjua, and N. Sood Outcomes for young people with disabilities: Increased expectations but unrealised gains in South Asia. In Colclough, C. (ed.), Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A reassessment. Routledge: London. Bhatti, F 'Gender Equality in Northern Cyprus Labor Market: A Benchmarking Analysis of Northern Cyprus and The European Union Candidate Countries.' In Women in Working Life in North Cyprus, (ed.) Yildiz Ecevit, pp Nicosia: Turkish Cypriot Association of University Women. (Also published in Turkish) 2

3 Articles presented and published in conference proceedings Bhatti, F., D. Munir and U. Afsar Accelerating Fertility Transition in Pakistan: A Benchmarking Analysis for South Asia. Population Research & Policy Development in Pakistan, 4 th Conference Proceedings, 9-11 th December 2003, Faisalabad, pp Working papers Bhatti, F The RECOUP Household Surveys: Methods, Implementation and Some Results, RECOUP Working Paper #41. Bhatti, F., R. Malik and A. Naveed Insights from a quantitative Survey in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. RECOUP Working Paper #39. Singal, N. and F. Bhatti with R. Malik Counting the invisible: understanding the lives of people with disabilities in Pakistan. RECOUP Working Paper # 23. Newspaper articles Bhatti, F. and F. Bari How we scored a jump in HDI. Dawn, 01/10/2005. Other publications Background papers for Human Development in South Asia annual reports on various themes including gender and labour market, public health, children and women's health, HIV/AIDS, gender and human security, gender and poverty. Full reports are downloadable at 3

4 Seminar/Conference Papers and Presentations Bhatti, F Reflections on using mixed methods in understanding contemporary fertility declines in Pakistan. Eastern Mediterranean University, Department of Economics, Research Seminars, 7 th May Famagusta, North Cyprus. Bhatti, F Continuity and change in the era of neo-liberalism: Cracks in the traditional family and gender systems in Punjab, Pakistan. [Presentation]. 5 th International Conference on Women, 25 th -27 th March Eastern Mediterranean University, North Cyprus. Bhatti, F Security to social mobility: Explaining the motivations behind fertility decline in Punjab, Pakistan. [Presentation]. New Directions Conference, April University of Edinburgh. Banerjee,S. and F. Bhatti Researching women in South Asia: How much can we apply the ethical forms to the fieldwork? [Presentation]. Work in Progress, Sociology PG/Stuff Seminar, 17 April University of Edinburgh. Bhatti, F 'Negotiating reproduction: Transforming familial relationships and reproductive agency of women in central Punjab, Pakistan.' [Paper submitted for discussion]. South Asian Anthropologists' Group Workshop, 4-6 September University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh. Bhatti, F 'Negotiating reproduction: Transforming familial relationships and reproductive agency of women in central Punjab, Pakistan.' [Presentation]. 22nd European conference for South Asian Studies, July ISCTE-IUL, Lisbon, Portugal. Bhatti, F ' Fertility Transition and Intergenerational Relationships in Pakistan: cooperation, conflict or ambivalence?' [Paper submitted for discussion]. 5th European PhD Workshop in South Asian Studies, September Centre d'etudes de l'inde et de l'asie du Sud, Paris, France. Bhatti, F. and R. Jeffery 'Education's Role in Health and Fertility Change in Pakistan.' [Presentation]. 10 th UKFIET International Conference on Education and Development, September University of Oxford, UK. Bhatti, F 'Intergenerational Factors in Fertility Transitions in Pakistan: A Mixed Methods Approach.' [Presentation]. New Directions Conference, May University of Edinburgh. 4

5 Bhatti, F 'Key Findings from RECOUP Survey on Outcomes of Education' [Presentation], Dissemination seminar of RECOUP, July , Islamabad. Aldemir, Ö. and F. Bhatti 'Glass Ceiling in Academia: A study of Turkish Universities'. Paper presented by co-author at the 2 nd International Conference on Women Studies, Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta, North Cyprus, th April Bhatti, F., Munir, D., and Afsar, U Accelerating Fertility Transition in Pakistan: A Benchmarking Analysis for South Asia. Published in Population Research & Policy Development in Pakistan, 4 th Conference Proceedings, 9-11 th December 2003, Faisalabad, pp Trainings and workshops organised/conducted June 2015 Sept 2012 Sept 2010 Aug 2009 Trainer, Kadın Emeğinin Ekonomiye Kazandırılması Projesi Toplumsal Cinsiyet Farkındalığı Çalışma Atölyesi, İş Kadınları Derneği, Kadın Araştırmaları ve Eğitimi Merkezi and Çalışma ve Sosyal Güvenlik Bakanlığı. 1 st -12 th June Organiser & Participant, South Asia Anthropologist s Group Workshop 2012, University of Edinburgh, 4 th -6 th September Organiser & Trainer, Research Consortium on Outcomes of Education, researcher training on Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software, Atlas.ti. Organiser &Trainer, Research Consortium on Outcomes of Education, researcher training on qualitative research methods Technical and language skills Databases Languages Quantitative: Stata, SPSS, Qualitative: Atlas-ti Turkish (mother tongue), English and Spoken Urdu. Professional Memberships Member, European Association of South Asian Studies Member, British Association of South Asian Studies, Member, Applied Quantitative Methods Network Member, Population Association of Pakistan Member, Pakistan Society of Development Economists 5