A Horning

A  Horning

University of Massachusetts Lowell

H-index: 13

North America-United States

About A Horning

A Horning, With an exceptional h-index of 13 and a recent h-index of 11 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Massachusetts Lowell, specializes in the field of Criminology, Human Trafficking, Risk, Illicit Labor and Masculinity, Violent Crime.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

COVID-19 and Trust in the Police

Swedish civil society mobilises in response to refugees’‘bare life’

The COVID-19 Pandemic: Trust in Authorities and Criminal Justice Systems

Intergenerational Pathways into Family Sex Market Facilitation

Public Perceptions of the Police During COVID-19: A Cross-National Analysis

Rules, gender dynamics, and structure of sex market facilitators

Mapmaking as visual storytelling: the movement and emotion of managing sex work in the urban landscape

Pimps” Self-presentations in the Interview Setting:‘Good Me,’‘Bad Me,’and ‘Badass Me

A Horning Information

University

Position

Assistant Professor School of Criminology & Justice Studies

Citations(all)

710

Citations(since 2020)

375

Cited By

490

hIndex(all)

13

hIndex(since 2020)

11

i10Index(all)

15

i10Index(since 2020)

15

Email

University Profile Page

University of Massachusetts Lowell

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A Horning Skills & Research Interests

Criminology

Human Trafficking

Risk

Illicit Labor and Masculinity

Violent Crime

Top articles of A Horning

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

COVID-19 and Trust in the Police

Sean Perry

Catherine Stevens

Joselyne L Chenane

Amber Horning

2024/4/10

Swedish civil society mobilises in response to refugees’‘bare life’

European Journal of Social Work

Amber Horning

Sara Jordenö

Catherine Stevens

Tanja Dejanova

2023/3/25

The COVID-19 Pandemic: Trust in Authorities and Criminal Justice Systems

Criminal Justice Review

Amber Horning

Joselyne L Chenane

2023/8/15

Intergenerational Pathways into Family Sex Market Facilitation

Victims & Offenders

Amber Horning

Michelle Poirier

Sara Jordenö

2023/4/19

Public Perceptions of the Police During COVID-19: A Cross-National Analysis

Criminal Justice Review

Joselyne L Chenane

Amber Horning

Sean Perry

Catherine Stevens

2023/9/12

Rules, gender dynamics, and structure of sex market facilitators

Amber Horning

Michelle Poirier

Roisin Bermingham

Christopher Thomas

2022/12/19

Mapmaking as visual storytelling: the movement and emotion of managing sex work in the urban landscape

Crime, Law and Social Change

Sara Jordenö

Amber Horning

2022/11/19

Pimps” Self-presentations in the Interview Setting:‘Good Me,’‘Bad Me,’and ‘Badass Me

Journal of Human Trafficking

Amber Horning

Roisin Bermingham

Julie Sriken

Christopher Thomas

2022/5/29

Oblivious ‘Sex Traffickers’: Challenging stereotypes and the fairness of US trafficking laws

Anti-trafficking review

Amber Horning

Loretta Stalans

2022/4/19

Introduction: Quitting the Sex Trade: Keeping Narratives inside the Debates on Prostitution Policy and Legislation

Amber Horning

2021/5/13

Quitting the Sex Trade: Why and How Pimps and Sex Workers Leave the Business

Amber Horning

2021/5/13

Harlem Pimps’ reflections on quitting: External and internal reasons

Amber Horning

Lyndsay Thompson

Christopher Thomas

2021/5/13

Risky business: Harlem pimps’ work decisions and economic returns

Deviant Behavior

Amber Horning

Christopher Thomas

Anthony Marcus

Julie Sriken

2020/2/1

Unaccompanied minor refugees’ vulnerabilities in Sweden: Testimonials from a voluntary support network

Young migrants: Vulnerabilities, boundaries, protection and integration

Amber Horning

S Jordenö

Tanja Dejanova

2020/8/3

Double-edged risk: unaccompanied minor refugees (UMRs) in Sweden and their search for safety

Journal of Refugee Studies

Amber Horning

Sara V Jordenö

Nicole Savoie

2020/6

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