I am Mehmet Gökhan Özdemir, an applied econometrician and Research Assistant in the Department of Economics Theory at Kırıkkale University, Türkiye. My work sits at the intersection of energy economics, environmental economics, climate-change adaptation, and the political economy of Eurasia and Türkiye. The empirical anchor of most of my projects is panel and time-series econometrics with explicit attention to cross-section dependence, second-generation unit root and cointegration testing, and bootstrap inference under small-N clusters. My active Q1 SSCI pipeline includes manuscripts on the Environmental Kuznets Curve in BRICS-T, the climate–agriculture nexus in Türkiye, currency misalignment in current-account dynamics, government size and the EKC, food-regime decoupling, and digital-asset–monetary substitution in emerging markets. Methodologically I rely on CS-ARDL, AMG, CCEMG, system-GMM, NK2024 PANIC-VAR, Karul–Nazlıoğlu Fourier-LM, Westerlund bootstrap cointegration, Dumitrescu–Hurlin and Konya bootstrap causality, and Webb wild cluster bootstrap inference (Stata, R, GAUSS, Python). I am open to collaboration on empirical projects in (i) energy and environment for emerging markets, (ii) sustainable agriculture and food-energy-water nexus, (iii) migration–carbon–growth dynamics, (iv) sovereign wealth funds and state capitalism in Eurasia, and (v) reproducible econometric pipelines that meet Q1 transparency standards (verified DOIs, replication packages, code-data availability statements). Reproducibility and academic integrity (no ghost citations, only-runs-it-says results) are non-negotiable in my workflow.