Articles by İbrahim Hatipoğlu

May 12, 2026

Wicked problems are not algorithmic puzzles

İbrahim Hatipoğlu

Algorithms can help governments manage complexity. But they cannot settle disputes over fairness, dignity and responsibility. İbrahim Hatipoğlu argues that so-called 'wicked' policy problems require political judgement before technical optimisation

İbrahim Hatipoğlu

Research Assistant (PhD), Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Bursa Uludağ University

İbrahim's research interests include public administration, social media, citizen engagement, and complex policy problems.

His work examines how public institutions and political actors use digital platforms, particularly social media, to interact with citizens.

İbrahim's recent research also explores disaster governance and urban resilience in the context of the Anthropocene.

@ihatipoglu.bsky.social

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