SERDAR YILDIZ
Associate Professor, Ph. D, M. A.
ISTANBUL – TURKEY
Date of Birth :
21 January, 1977
Email : [email protected]
Gsm : 905550185477
Bilecik Police Training Center, Bilecik September,
2014- July, 2016
Esenyurt Police Station, Esenyurt, Istanbul
January,
2014- September, 2014
Administrative Secretary at Cyber Crimes
Unit, Istanbul, Turkey August
2011- January, 2014
Faculty Member at Artuklu University,
Mardin, Turkey January,
2009 - August 2010
Chief of Community Policing Dept., Mardin,
Turkey September,
2008- August 2011
Florya Police College, Istanbul, Turkey February, 2003-September,
2003
Istanbul Etiler Police College, Istanbul,
Turkey June, 1999 February, 2003
1.
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Associate Professor at
Criminal Justice March
7, 2014- …
2.
DOCTORATE
University
of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida, USA July
2005-July 2008
PhD
in Public Affairs
Dissertation Title: “Determinants of the
Well-Being of the Police Officers in the Turkish National Police”.
3.
MASTER
University
of Arkansas at Little Rock, Arkansas, USA January
2004 – June 2005
Master’s
Degree in Criminal Justice
Thesis Title: “Police Performance
Evaluation: A Comparative Study between Turkey and the U.S.”
4.
UNDERGRADUATE and OTHER
Turkish
National Police Academy, Ankara, Turkey 1995-1999
Bachelor
of Criminal Justice
Police
College, Ankara, Turkey 1991-1995
Forensic Computer Examiner
Training Program, Florida, USA 2008
Certified Electronic Evidence
Collection Specialist Course, Florida, USA 2008
University
of North Texas, Denton, TX September 2003 – December 2003
Master’s
Preparation Program in Criminal Justice
Graduate
Preparation Course
PEER
REVIEWER and OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
1. Police Sciences Journal Peer Reviewer 2008-
Present
2. Journal of Security Strategies Peer
Reviewer 2014-
Present
3. European Union Erasmus+ and Lifelong
Learning Programs Independent Evaluator 2011-
2014
4. Cyber Crimes Judicial Expert, Istanbul 2013-
2014
5. Cyber Crimes Judicial Expert, Bilecik 2014-
Present
6. English Language Judicial Expert, Bilecik 2014-
Present
Books
1. Yildiz, Serdar (December 9, 2010), Evaluating and Managing Police Officers'
Well-Being: An empirical study on the indicators of police officers' well-being
along with its policy implications, VDM Verlag Dr. Müller Publications,
Germany, ISBN-10: 3639316312, 200 pages.
2. Yildiz, Serdar (January 6, 2011), Police Performance Evaluation Systems: A
Comparative Study Between Turkey and the United States Practices, VDM
Verlag Dr. Müller Publications, Germany, ISBN-10: 3639322630, 116 pages.
Journal Articles:
1. Ali Unlu, Serdar Yildiz and
İsmail Şahin (2010) “Interaction Between The Causes of Delinquency and the
Sources of Social Capital”, Journal of Entrepreneurship and Development, Vol.
5, No. 2, (pg. 45-79).
2. Serdar Yildiz and Ali Unlu
(2011) “Change in the Turkish National Police within the Context of
Institutional Theory” Journal of Administrative Sciences, Vol. 9 No: 1, (pg.
217-237).
3. Niyazi Ekici and Serdar Yildiz (2013). “A Macro Level Approach to the Impact of Globalization and
Regime Types on Ethnic Violence”, IIBF Journal, Süleyman Demirel
University. Vol. 18, No. 1, (pg.
449-463).
4. Serdar Yıldız and Sedat Kula (2014) “An
Effective Performance Appraisal System For Turkish
Administrative System: Turkish National Police
Example”, Electronic Journal of Social
Sciences, Spring-2014 Volume:13 Issue:49 (p.
426-442).
Book Chapters:
5. Serdar Yildiz and Bahadir Sahin
(2010). “Using Community Policing Against Terrorism, Mardin City Case Study”,
(pg. 221-239) in “Community Policing: Community, Crime and Security” (Edited by
Alper Sozer): Adalet Publishing Ankara, Turkey.
6. Bahadir Sahin and Serdar
Yildiz, (2011) Political Networks in Public Policy (pg. 151-163) in Public
Policy Making: Theoretical Perspectives (Edited by Alican Kapti), Seçkin
Publishing: Ankara.
7. Serdar Yildiz and Ferhat
Goktepe (2011) “The role of Social Projects in Preventing Radicalization and
Terrorism” in Multi-Faceted Approach to Radicalization in Terrorist
Organizations (Edited by Ihsan Bal, Suleyman Ozeren and Alper Sozer), (pg.77-95), IOS Press (NATO Science for
Peace and Security Series): Amsterdam, Netherlands.
8. Serdar Yıldız and Bahadir Küçükuysal (2013)
“Organizational and Political Leadership”, Encyclopedia of Crisis Management, (p.
730-733), SAGE Publishing, Thousand Oaks, CA: USA.
9. Serdar Yildiz (2013). “Using
Problem Oriented Policing in Public Policy Making”. Operational Leadership in Public Safety Sector, (p. 523-537),
Police Academy Publications, Ankara, Turkey.
10. Serdar Yıldız (2014) “Race/Ethnicity and
Drug Use”, Encyclopedia of Social
Deviance, SAGE Publishing, Thousand Oaks, CA:
USA.
11. Serdar Yıldız and Erhan Beyhan (2014) “Transnational
Terrorism”, Encyclopedia of Social
Deviance, SAGE Publishing, Thousand Oaks, CA:
USA.
On publication process:
1. “ASALA”, Encyclopedia of Terrrorism and Security”, Undersecretariat of
Public Order and Security Publishings, Ankara, Turkey.
2. “Asymmetric Warfare”, Encyclopedia of Terrrorism and Security”, Undersecretariat of
Public Order and Security Publishings, Ankara, Turkey.
3. “Genocide”, Encyclopedia of Terrrorism and Security”, Undersecretariat of
Public Order and Security Publishings, Ankara, Turkey.
1. “Police
Performance Evaluation: A Comparative Study between Turkey and the U.S” at Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences,
Annual Meeting, Baltimore, March 2006
2. “Understanding
the Sources of Change for the Turkish National Police in the Context of the
Relations between the European Union and Turkey”, at 2nd Istanbul Conference on Democracy
and Global Security, Istanbul, Turkey, June 14-16, 2007.
3. “Using
Community Policing as a Democratization Tool and in the Fight against Terrorism
in Turkey”, at 2nd “Conference on Police Reform in a Democratic and Legal
State”, organized by Kyrgyz National Police Academy (KNPA) and Organization for
Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, April 17, 2009.
4. “Using
Community Policing Against Terrorism, Mardin City Case Study” at 1st
Istanbul Conference on Democracy and Global Security,
Istanbul, Turkey, June 9-11, 2005.
5. “Police
Performance Evaluation Systems” Human Resources Workshop, General Directorate of Security, Ankara,
Turkey, 18-20 November 2009.
6. “A
New Way of Proactive Policing: Community Policing”, New Developments in Turkish National Police
Symposium, April 9-10, Ankara, Turkey.
7. “The
role of Social Projects in Preventing Radicalization and Terrorism”, 2nd
International Symposiums on Terrorism and Transnational Crime, 7-9 December
2010, Antalya, Turkey
1. Community Policing Coordination Seminar 2008
2. Community Policing Coordination Seminar 2009
3. Personnel Issues and Solutions Workshop 2009
4. Chiefs of Staff Workshop (As a Presenter) 2011
5. Community Policing Coordination Seminar 2010
6. New Developments in Turkish National Police
Symposium 2010
Sponsored by the State
Planning Organization of Turkish Prime Ministry:
1. Mardin Embraces Its Villages (Project No: 2009M501) 2009 175.000
$
2. Safe Mardin (Project No: 2009M502) 2009 75.000
$
3. Villages are Enlightening (Project No: 2009M503) 2009 70.000
$
4. Mardin Embraces Its Villages 2 (Project No: 2010470551) 2010 170.000
$
5. Reinforcing Social Bonds via Cultural and Touristic
Activities- 2
(Project No: 2009M503) 2009 35.000 $
6. GAP Village Libraries (as a project partner)
(Project No: 2009M42) 2009 195.000 $
7. Future in Our Dreams (as a project partner)
(Project No: 2009B092) 2009 115.000
$
8. Mardin Embraces Its Youth (Project No: 2010470551) 2011 60.000 $
Sponsored by the Scientific
& Technological Research Council of Turkey
9. New Horizons (Project No: 111B218) 2011 70.000 $
Sponsored by Mardin Governorate:
10. White Screen & A New Page 2008
15.000 $
1. Citation from
Orange County Sheriff’s Office 2007
2. Citation from
Ministry of Interior Affairs 2007
3. Citation from
Ministry of Interior Affairs 2008
4. Travel Award
from the Central Florida University 2007
5. Second Degree
in Firearms Shooting around Turkey 1991
6. Citation from Mardin
Governorate 2009
7. Citation from
Ministry of Interior Affairs 2005
8. Citation from
Ministry of Interior Affairs &nbs
