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Franklin Goza
goza@bgnet.bgsu.edu
(419)372-7256
Curriculum vita
Professor of Sociology
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1987
Dr. Goza's research areas include population and development, internal and international migration, infant and adult mortality,
and educational inequalities in Ohio’s public schools. Goza is currently collecting primary data from Somali refugees residing
in Toronto, Ontario and Columbus, Ohio as part of a comparative study of refugee incorporation. He also continues to examine
Brazilian immigration to the U.S. and Canada, as well as infant and adult mortality in Ohio.
Recent Publications:
Jones, Antwan and Franklin Goza. Forthcoming. “Rural, Suburban and Urban Differences in the Self-Diagnosis of Coronary Heart
Disease in the United States.” Journal of Biosocial Science, Volume 40.
Goza, Franklin. 2007. “The Somali Presence in the United States.” In From Mogadishu to Dixon: The Somali Diaspora in a Global Context. Abdi Kusow and Stephanie Bjork (eds.), pp. 255-274 Trenton, NJ: Red Sea Press.
Goza, Franklin, Edward Stockwell and Kelly Balistreri. 2007. “Racial Differences in the Relationship between Infant Mortality
and Socioeconomic Status.” Journal of Biosocial Science, Volume 39 (4): 517-529.
Zhang, Yuanting and Goza, Franklin. 2006. "Who Will Care for the China's Elderly? A Review of the Problems Caused by China's
One Child Policy and their Potential Solutions."Journal of Aging Studies. Volume 20 (2):151-164.
Stockwell, Edward, Franklin Goza, and Kelly Balistreri. 2005. “Infant Mortality and Socioeconomic Status: New Bottle, Same
Old Wine.” Population Research and Policy Review , Volume 24(4):387-399.
Goza, Franklin, Edward Stockwell and Kelly Balistreri. 2004. “The Relationship between Socioeconomic Status and Infant Mortality
in Metropolitan Ohio, 1999-2001.” Social Biology, Volume 51 (3-4):83-93.
Goza, Franklin. 2004. “An Overview of Brazilian Life in United States in the Year 2000.” Annals of the Brazilian Association of Population Studies, Volume 14:432-451.
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