Biography
Mehmet Ismail holds a PhD in Economics from Maastricht University. During his doctoral studies, he made a research visit for a semester to the Department of Politics at New York University.
Mehmet did his Masters in Applied Mathematics at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. He was also educated for a semester at Bielefeld University as part of Erasmus Mundus QEM programme.
Research interests
- Game theory
- Fairness
- Political economy
Teaching
- Microeconomics
- Studying economics
- Game theory
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Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
Political Economy of Peace and Conflict
The Political Economy of Peace and Security research group analyses a wide range of conflicts, conflict resolution and institutional design for positive peace.
News
Researchers propose new method to end draws in chess
Could Artificial Intelligence signal check mate for the increasing number of draws in chess?
Study examines the framework guiding development and regulation of AI
In a new study, Dr Mehmet Ismail, from the Department of Political Economy at King’s, offers new insights into the theoretical boundaries of Artificial...
Could rule change make penalty shoot-outs fairer?
Would Lionel Messi have triumphantly held up the World Cup in Qatar if he hadn’t won the coin toss and opted to kick first in the penalty shoot-out?
Simple rule change could mean check-mate for unfair advantage in chess
A simple change to the rules of chess could eliminate the unfair advantage enjoyed by players using the white pieces, according to new research.
As England lose Euro 2020 final on penalties, study shows 'fairer' way of settling spot-kicks
Fierce debate surrounding the fairness of penalty shoot-outs as a means of settling knock-out ties came to the fore again this week after a series of tense...
The publication feed is not currently available.
Research
Quantitative Political Economy Research Group
The Quantitative Political Economy research group gathers economists and political scientists that are committed to bridging the two disciplines. The common ground is the study politics and policies with advanced quantitative methods and formal modeling.
Political Economy of Peace and Conflict
The Political Economy of Peace and Security research group analyses a wide range of conflicts, conflict resolution and institutional design for positive peace.
News
Researchers propose new method to end draws in chess
Could Artificial Intelligence signal check mate for the increasing number of draws in chess?
Study examines the framework guiding development and regulation of AI
In a new study, Dr Mehmet Ismail, from the Department of Political Economy at King’s, offers new insights into the theoretical boundaries of Artificial...
Could rule change make penalty shoot-outs fairer?
Would Lionel Messi have triumphantly held up the World Cup in Qatar if he hadn’t won the coin toss and opted to kick first in the penalty shoot-out?
Simple rule change could mean check-mate for unfair advantage in chess
A simple change to the rules of chess could eliminate the unfair advantage enjoyed by players using the white pieces, according to new research.
As England lose Euro 2020 final on penalties, study shows 'fairer' way of settling spot-kicks
Fierce debate surrounding the fairness of penalty shoot-outs as a means of settling knock-out ties came to the fore again this week after a series of tense...