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Victor Agadjanian

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

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Sociology

Victor Agadjanian is currently serving as a Sociology Distinguished Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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University of California, Los Angeles

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sociology demography social sciences public health migration studies international migration anthropology regional studies african development rural mozambique hiv sociology of religion social change social epidemiology forced migration maternal health religion women's studies reproductive health labor migration population health marriage population studies family planning social science research family studies family relations population science social medicine economic demography rural development family issues rural sociology men's studies demographic change sub-saharan africa african economy cultural change asian studies family psychology health geography family dynamics population ecology sociological research feminist perspectives community health indigenous peoples migration policy urban mozambique sub-saharan setting rural africa social anthropology spatial demography international sociology development geography regional relevance case studies family relationships population history child health religious involvement gender relations southern african studies social policy research cross-cultural perspectives social ecology masculinity labour migration child mortality religious affiliation fertility intentions hiv status south korea hard-to-reach populations demographic research street vendors

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Mother–Child Religious Affiliation Discordance and Mother's Psychosocial Wellbeing in a Rural Sub‐Saharan Setting. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2026)

psychology of religionwell-beingreligious studiessociologyreligioninterpersonal relationshipsfamily issuesparent leadershippsychosocial wellbeingfamily relationssocial relationsfamily interactionsrural sub‐saharan settingchild development

CORRECTION: Public Opposition to Abortion in Central Asia’s Rapidly Changing Socio-Normative Context: A Case Study of Kyrgyzstan. Population Research and Policy Review (2025)

abortioncontemporary asiacentral asian studiespolitical science

Parenthood and Women’s Subjective Well-Being in a Low-Income, High-Fertility Context: A Case Study From Rural Gaza Province, Mozambique. Population Research and Policy Review (2025)

well-beingsocioeconomic statusdemographysociologyfamily issuesafrican developmentinvoluntary childlessnesssubjective well-beinggender studiessocial relationspovertyfamily relationsfamily psychologyrural gaza provincefertility policyreproductive healthcase studyfamily studies

Polygyny and Fertility: Continuity or Change in Sub-Saharan Africa. Demography (2025)

sub-saharan africademographysociologyafrican developmentafrican studydemographic changefertility policypopulation growthreproductive healthafrican economyinvoluntary childlessness

Rowing Against Climate Adversity and Lack of Family Support: The Everyday Lives of Migrants’ Wives in Rural Mozambique. AFRICAN HUMAN MOBILITY REVIEW (2025)

forced migrationsocial impactsociologyhuman migrationafrican developmentmigration studiesafrican studiessocial sciencespopulation displacement

Socio-Political Turbulence and Ethno-Regional Migration Dynamics in Kyrgyzstan. Central Asian Survey (2025)

forced migrationeast asian studieshuman migrationmigration studiesasian studiesinternational migration

Drought and Migration: A Case Study of Rural Mozambique. Population and Environment (2024)

Sam Hyun YooVictor Agadjanian

population sciencepopulation ecologycase studiesgeographyrural mozambiqueclimate changedrought

Feminizing Patriarchy: Christian Churches and Gender Inequality in Rural Africa. Sociology of Religion (2024)

Victor Agadjanian

feminist perspectivessocial justicesocial inequalitysociologyreligionfeminist theorysociology of religiongender studiesrural africasocial scienceschristian churchesgender inequality

Men's Migration and Women's Health in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Migration's Economic Returns and Spousal Communication. International Migration Review (2024)

Natalie JansenVictor Agadjanian

rural healthforced migrationeconomicsdemographyeconomic demographypopulation healthmen's studiesspousal communicationlabor migrationeconomic returnsrural economieswomen's healthmigration studiesrural sub-saharan africapublic healthinternational migrationepidemiology

Normative Conservatism and Abortion Attitudes in Central Asia. Population Association of America Annual Meeting (2024)

ideologycontemporary asiaeast asian studiescentral asian studycentral asiaabortion

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Victor Agadjanian

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Sociology

Victor Agadjanian is currently serving as a Sociology Distinguished Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Victor Agadjanian

University of California, Los Angeles

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mother–Child Religious Affiliation Discordance and Mother's Psychosocial Wellbeing in a Rural Sub‐Saharan Setting. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2026)

CORRECTION: Public Opposition to Abortion in Central Asia’s Rapidly Changing Socio-Normative Context: A Case Study of Kyrgyzstan. Population Research and Policy Review (2025)

abortioncontemporary asiacentral asian studiespolitical science

Parenthood and Women’s Subjective Well-Being in a Low-Income, High-Fertility Context: A Case Study From Rural Gaza Province, Mozambique. Population Research and Policy Review (2025)

Polygyny and Fertility: Continuity or Change in Sub-Saharan Africa. Demography (2025)

sub-saharan africademographysociologyafrican developmentafrican studydemographic changefertility policypopulation growthreproductive healthafrican economyinvoluntary childlessness

Rowing Against Climate Adversity and Lack of Family Support: The Everyday Lives of Migrants’ Wives in Rural Mozambique. AFRICAN HUMAN MOBILITY REVIEW (2025)

forced migrationsocial impactsociologyhuman migrationafrican developmentmigration studiesafrican studiessocial sciencespopulation displacement

Socio-Political Turbulence and Ethno-Regional Migration Dynamics in Kyrgyzstan. Central Asian Survey (2025)

forced migrationeast asian studieshuman migrationmigration studiesasian studiesinternational migration

Drought and Migration: A Case Study of Rural Mozambique. Population and Environment (2024)

Sam Hyun YooVictor Agadjanian

population sciencepopulation ecologycase studiesgeographyrural mozambiqueclimate changedrought

Feminizing Patriarchy: Christian Churches and Gender Inequality in Rural Africa. Sociology of Religion (2024)

Victor Agadjanian

feminist perspectivessocial justicesocial inequalitysociologyreligionfeminist theorysociology of religiongender studiesrural africasocial scienceschristian churchesgender inequality

Men's Migration and Women's Health in Rural Sub-Saharan Africa: The Role of Migration's Economic Returns and Spousal Communication. International Migration Review (2024)

Natalie JansenVictor Agadjanian

Normative Conservatism and Abortion Attitudes in Central Asia. Population Association of America Annual Meeting (2024)

ideologycontemporary asiaeast asian studiescentral asian studycentral asiaabortion

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