Adjunct Professor ranked one of the most-cited scholars in criminology

Published AuthorNicole Butler
Adjunct Professor Alex Piquero
Adjunct Professor Alex Piquero

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Adjunct Professor Alex Piquero has been named one of the most-cited scholars in his field.

The recently published book Most-Cited Scholars in Criminology and Criminal Justice 1986-2010 documents scholars’ work in major criminology and criminal justice journals, and their most-cited works.

Professor Piquero ranked second among the most-cited scholars in all 20 journals in 2010, an increase from 16th in 2005.

To read more visit Professor Alex Piquero Ranked No. 2 Most-Cited Criminologist on the UT Dallas website.

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