Digital History | Modern Middle East | Historiography
DR. MUHAMMED NURULLAH PARLAKOĞLU
mnparlakoglu@gmail.com | 0000-0002-3301-9483
Education
- Ph.D. — Hacettepe University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, History (2018–2025)
Gertrude Bell’s Travel Networks: A Historical Network Narrative - M.A. — Batman University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, History (2015–2018)
Gertrude Bell's Travels and Activities in Turkish Mesopotamia - B.A. — TOBB University of Economics and Technology, History (2009–2014)
- B.A. — TOBB University of Economics and Technology, International Relations (2011–2016)
Career
- Research Assistant — Batman University, History Department (2025—)
- Research Assistant — Hacettepe University, Graduate School of Social Sciences (2018—2025)
- Research Assistant — Batman University, History Department (2015—2018)
Publications
- Parlakoğlu, M. N. (2024). The Origins of the Spy Myth: Portrayals of Gertrude Bell in Global and Turkish Historiography. Mukaddime, 15(2), 226—249. doi:10.19059/mukaddime.1490166
- Göktepe, B., & Parlakoğlu, M. N. (2024). The Role of Digital Tools in Historical Research: A Study on the Intellectual Network of Gerbert of Aurillac. Journal of Medieval Studies, 7(2), 497—510. doi:10.48120/oad.1475270