Academic Profile

I am a Sociologist and Researcher specializing in Transnational Studies, Globalization, Social Inequality, and Social Change and Development. My research examines how structural forces—such as global economic shifts, mobility systems, and labor disruptions—shape patterns of inequality and power. I integrate advanced data analytics with qualitative depth to investigate social mobility, labor market change, and demographic transitions across diverse contexts. Using quantitative modeling (SEM, MLM), qualitative methods (focus groups, ethnography, content analysis), and cross-disciplinary frameworks, I produce insights that drive both sociological theory and applied policy research.

I hold a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Oklahoma with a research focus on transnational sociology and social inequalities; an M.A. in Survey Research in Public Policy from the University of Connecticut; and a Ph.D. in Community Development from Putra University, where my research centered on capacity building, empowerment, and social capital. Additionally, I hold an M.A. in Sociology, a B.A. in Social Sciences, and an A.D. in Education.

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