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Spatial and Social Network Analyses
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Spatial and Social Context of Crime, Deviancy, and Victimization
- Contextualizing human trafficking
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Spatial and Social Network Analyses
The ties that link us: Uncovering the socio-technic connections of labor trafficking networks (2024)
Examining the geography of illicit massage businesses hosting commercial sex and sex trafficking in the United States: The role of census tract and city-level factors (2022)
A dyadic analysis of social network stability before and after incarceration (2021)
A network approach to examine neighborhood interdependence through the target selection of repeat buyers of commercial sex in the United States (2022)
A network approach to examining co-occurring victimization and perpetration in dating abuse among a nationally representative sample of US adolescents (2022)
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