Studies in Comparative International Development

Papers
(The TQCC of Studies in Comparative International Development is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Incumbent Responses to Armed Groups in Nigeria and Kenya29
Harmony or Cacophony? A Disaggregated Analysis of Aid Fragmentation23
Testing the Drivers of Corporate Environmentalism in Vietnam18
Electoral Volatility in Latin America, 1932–201817
Correction to: Inequality and Immigration Policy13
Domestic Political Unrest and Chinese Overseas Foreign Direct Investment13
The Complex Imprint of Foreign Rule: Tracking Differential Legacies along the Administrative Hierarchy11
Jumpstarting Ideological Alignments in Clientelist Party Systems: Evidence from Honduras’s 2009 Coup9
Firm-Centered Approaches to Overcoming Semi-Peripheral Constraints8
Remittances and Revenue in Latin America, 1990–20177
Subsidy Entrepreneurship and a Culture of Rent-Seeking in Singapore’s Developmental State7
Reimagining Transcalar Civil Society Advocacy Collaborations: Starting from the Global South7
Broker Rhetoric and Persuasion in Clientelist Systems6
Effect of Participation and Alignment on the Sustainability of Development Aid Output: Evidence from a Field Experiment in Uganda6
Populism and the Past: Restoring, Retaining, and Redeeming the Nation6
Permissive Regulations and Forest Protection6
Upgrading Big Brother: Local Strategic Adaptation in China’s Security Industry5
Climbing to the Top? How Globalized Competition for Capital Affects Judicial Independence5
Shifting Ground Beneath our Feet: New Research in the Political Science and Sociology of Global Health and its Significance5
Why Are Firms in High-income Economies More Productive than in Middle-income Economies? Decomposing the Firm Labor Productivity Gap4
Governance by Uncertainty: Changing Patterns in China’s Environmental Enforcement4
Exit or Voice? Corruption Perceptions and Emigration4
The Electoral Legacies of Civil War Violence: Theory and Evidence from a Maoist-affected State in India4
Civil Society Under Attack: The Consequences for Horizontal Accountability Institutions4
Elections and Corruption: Incentives to Steal or Incentives to Invest?3
Sectoral Interests and Regional Bloc Voting in African Countries3
Abortion Within Reason or Right: Navigating Reproductive Governance and Abortion Stigma in Madagascar’s Urban Central Highlands3
Populism and Nationalism: An Overview of Similarities and Differences3
Propaganda and Blame Attribution during Economic Downturns: Evidence from China3
Comparing Advantages in India’s Computer Hardware and Software Sectors3
Correction to: Electoral Confidence and Political Budget Cycles in Non-OECD Countries3
Seeking Autonomy in the Semi-periphery: Neomercantilism and Diversification in Turkey3
New Editorial Team2
Factionalized Mobilization: Development Paradigm Shifts and Marginalization in Colombia2
Opportunities and Choices During Environmental Licensing: Community Participation in Latin America’s Extractive Sectors2
The Political Economy of Intermediate Capital Account Regimes: a Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis2
Between Scylla and Charybdis: Land Reform and Local Agents Under the Chinese Communist Regime2
The Dollar Cycle of International Development, 1973–20172
Static Electricity: Institutional and Ideational Barriers to China’s Market Reforms2
Compensating for Instability? Economic Openness, Threat of Social Unrest, and Welfare Provision in China2
When Does Electoral Cooperation End? How Relative Changes in Popular Support Undermine Election Alliances in India2
Unlocking the Potential of Participatory Planning: How Flexible and Adaptive Governance Interventions Can Work in Practice2
Citizen-Led Environmental Governance: Regulating Urban Wetlands in South America2
Governance by Patching: A Comparative Analysis of Adaptive Policy Implementation2
Input-Factor Mobility and the Impact of Host Country Institutions on Foreign Direct Investment in Natural Resources2
Dependency, Capacity, and Agency: Austerity and Leadership Failures in Brazil’s Homegrown COVID-19 Vaccine Efforts2
Correction to: The Dollar Cycle of International Development, 1973–20172
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