Shatlyk Amanov is a faculty member with the Department of Social Sciences at SDU University where he has been teaching courses in international relations since 2017. After graduating with honors from BA program in Public Policy, he has held several senior management positions in the private sector. Currently, he teaches courses in the fields of comparative politics, security studies, international organizations, and various modules on diplomacy to juniors and seniors. His research interests focus broadly on foreign policy, international organizations, regional integrations, and area studies. His recent publications include book chapter entitled “India's Rise in the Global South and INSTC: Insights from the ‘South−South Cooperation 3.0’ model” (in Hasan Khan, K. (Ed.). (2024). India’s Economic Corridor Initiatives: INSTC and Chabahar Port. Routledge) and a journal article: "EAEU’S External Convergence on Global Issues: Evidence from the UN General Assembly Voting, 2000-2020," Journal of Globalization Studies, Vol. 15, No. 1 (forthcoming in May 2024).

PhD International Relations (2007) Gazi University, Social Sciences Institute, TR
MA International Relations (2002) Istanbul University, Political Science Faculty. TR
BA Public Administration (Honors) (1999) AIBU University. TR

Diplomatic Protocol and Documentation
Public International Law
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Techniques of Conducting Diplomatic Negotiations
Law of International Organizations Multilateral
Diplomacy Diplomatic and Consular Services Geopolitics and Regional Integration Security Studies
The Fight against International Terrorism International Politics
History of Civilizations Sustainable Development International Organizations Eurasian Studies

“India’s rise in the global South and the INSTC: Insights from the ‘South-South Cooperation 3.0’ model.” In Hasan Khan, K. (Ed.) (2024). India’s Economic Corridor Initiatives INSTC and Chabahar Port. Routledge Studies in the Growth Economies of Asia. Routledge. "EAEU’s External Convergence on Global Issues: Evidence from the UN General Assembly Voting, 2000-2020." Journal of Globalization Studies, Vol. 15, num. 1 (forthcoming in May 2024). “Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy and Human Rights” in Nuriddenova, A., & Baltabayeva G. (Eds.) (2020). Post-Soviet Dynamics in the Central Asian Region. Kaskelen: Suleyman Demirel University, pp. 57-85. “Democratic orientations of the people in the South Caucasus in the mid-1990s.” Journal of Philosophy, Culture and Political Science, [S.l.], v. 67, n. 1, p. 133-144 (2019). “One Nation, Many Voices? External Cohesion of the Turkic Council States in the United Nations General Assembly, 1993-2011”, Bilig, Summer 2015, No: 74, pp. 125–150.

“Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy and Human Rights”, the International Conference: “Rethinking State-Society Relations: Transitions and Transformations” KIMEP University, Almaty, Kazakhstan, May 11, 2018.
“Turkey’s foreign policy toward Africa: Human Rights dimension”, the International Conference on Social Science and Law (ICSSL), Abuja, Nigeria, May 7–8, 2015.
“Multilateralism in Turkish Foreign Policy under AK Party Rule: A Bid for Regional Leadership without Any Outreach?”, the 13th METU/ODTÜ Conference on International Relations, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, 25–27 June, 2014.
“Assessing Political Dimension of Turkey’s Nuclear Power Plans: Meeting Energy Needs or Harbinger of another Nuke-State?”, the International Journal of Arts & Sciences’ Conference, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, June 16–19, 2014.
“The Limits of the SCO: Rethinking the Enlargement Dilemma and Implications for Turkish Foreign Policy”, the International Conference on Economic and Social Studies (ICESoS’ 13), Bosnia and Herzegovina, May 10–11, 2013.
“Dynamics of new Turkish activism in the Arab-Muslim World”, the Conference on Turkey and Hungary in the Geopolitical Situation of 21st Century, King Sigismund College–Institute of International and Political Studies, Budapest, Hungary, December 7, 2012.

Comparative Politics, International Organizations, Regional Integrations, Foreign Policy and Human Rights