Darwin A. Baluran

Darwin A. Baluran studies how race, ethnicity, and skin color shape people's experiences with police and health outcomes in the United States, with particular attention to Asian-descent populations. Their work combines sociology, criminology, and demography to examine issues like policing disparities, life expectancy differences across ethnic groups, and maternal mortality through an intersectional lens that considers how race and gender combine to affect people's lives.

Publication output has grown from sparse or no output in the mid-2010s to a steadier pace of 2-4 papers per year since 2022, suggesting increasing research activity in recent years.

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