Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding is 5. 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Explaining the Effectiveness of Inter-Organizational Peace Operations: AU-EU Cooperation in the Central African Republic25
Correction24
The City as a World in Common: Syncretic Place-Making as a Spatial Approach to Peace21
What Difference Does it Make? UN Peacekeeping’s Impact on Civil-Military Relations in Troop-Contributing Countries19
How Is Peace Made?19
When Aidland Becomes Absurdland: Existential Anxieties in Contemporary Humanitarian Practice18
Correction15
From Negative to Positive Peace: How Norms Relate to Different Peace Dimensions15
Falling Short or Rising above the Fray? Rising Powers and Security Force Assistance to Africa13
Parallel Worlds: the Theory and Practice of ‘Ownership’ in Women, Peace and Security13
Regional Favouritism, Elections, and Legacies of Inequality: The Dynamics of Education Redistribution in Post-War Burundi13
Undoing the Liberal versus Illiberal Peacebuilding Dichotomy12
A Key Success Factor: Elucidating the Meaning of Legitimacy for UN Peacekeepers10
‘Formal Adoption – Informal Subversion’: Limits of International Constitutional Assistance10
Practices of Intervention: Assembling Security Force Assistance in Lebanon10
Curating a ‘Living Museum’: Art and Justice Interactions at the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina10
Introducing Space for Peace9
The Palliative Role of Reparations in Reconciling Societies with the Past: Redressing Victims or Consolidating the State?9
Post-military Futures: Plans and Failure of the Peace Operations’ Infrastructure Handover in Darfur9
Just Leaves in the Wind? Using Agent-Level Factors to Explain Variation in Human Rights Promotion Strategies9
Exclusionary Inclusion: The Unforeseen Consequences of Norm Promotion in Myanmar’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement Process8
Death and Mourning in a United Nations Protection of Civilians Site in South Sudan8
Not the ‘Fairest Norm of Them All’ but Still Needed: On Hobson and Criticism of the Responsibility to Protect8
Everyday Peace Formation from Below in Rural Georgia8
Responding to Child Soldiering: When the Presence of Child Soldiers Attracts Mediation from Democratic Regimes8
When a State Seeks a Nation and a Nation Seeks a State – EU Accession in the Foreign Policies of Montenegro and Serbia7
Regional Integration Alongside Securitisation? The Statebuilding Ambitions of ECOWAS States in Migration Cooperation7
Sequencing a Peace Agreement between Kosovo and Serbia: Ambiguity, Hybridity and Agency7
The Identity Work of Journalists and Humanitarians in South Sudan’s Protection of Civilians Sites7
Correction7
Flying Under the Ethnic Radar: Subdued Identities of Serbs Amidst Croatian Statebuilding6
Transitional Justice and Inclusiveness: Where Does Disability Fit In?6
Constructing the Local in Madagascar: Resistance and Politics of Scale6
Peace in Plural: Towards Decolonial and Feminist Approaches to Peace6
Interactions for Justice: An Introduction6
Humanitarian Shapeshifting: Navigation, Brokerage and Access in Eastern DR Congo6
Assessing the Universality of Peace, Democracy and Human Rights6
Considering Statebuilding, Publishing Statebuilding – On Being an Editor in a Changing Field5
When David meets Goliath. Inclusive Multi-track Peacemaking amidst Geopolitical Competition for Syria5
Variations of Peace in Colombia5
Security Force Assistance to Fragile States: A Framework of Analysis5
Power Peace: The Resolution of the Syrian Conflict in a Post-Liberal Era of Peacemaking5
Multitrack Diplomacy and Inclusion: Is Patchworked Peacemaking Really a Way Forward?5
The African Union, France, and Conflict Management in Mali: Preferences, Actions, and Narrations5
Challenging Becomings: Gender Dynamics in the Syrian Medical-Humanitarian Response5
The Politics of Normative Intervention and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon5
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