OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Washington Quarterly is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2019-06-01 to 2023-06-01.)

Article	Citations
From wheels to webs: Reconstructing Asia‐pacific security arrangements	33
The Changing Fundamentals of US-China Relations	29
The Failures of the ‘Failure of Engagement’ with China	24
From Wealth to Power: China's New Economic Statecraft	22
Economic Statecraft in the Age of Trump	21
Pakistan's Counterterrorism Strategy: Separating Friends from Enemies	19
Continuous regime change from within	16
Sierra leone: The state that came back from the dead	14
How to Think about Potentially Decoupling from China	14
Soviet Military Theory from 1945–2000: Implications for NATO	13
Negotiating with Iran: Reflections from Personal Experience	11
Advice for a Dark Age: Managing Great Power Competition	11
Extended Conventional Deterrence: In from the Cold and Out of the Nuclear Fire?	10
NATO and central and eastern Europe: From liaison to security partnership	10
Turkey's Eroding Commitment to NATO: From Identity to Interests	8
Taking Foreign Policy Away from the Feds	6
China, NATO, and the Pitfall of Empty Engagement	6
A view from Brazil	6
India and China: A Managed Nuclear Rivalry?	6
Why and How to Succeed at Network Diplomacy	6
Addressing the Nuclear Ban Treaty	6
On Creating the Conditions for Nuclear Disarmament: Past Lessons, Future Prospects	5
Flagrant Foul: China’s Predatory Liberalism and the NBA	5
Is Cyber Strategy Possible?	5
Great Expectations: Asking Too Much of the US-India Strategic Partnership	4

Whither ISIS? Insights from Insurgent Responses to Decline	4
Three Visions of International Order	4
Defensive Defense: A Better Way to Protect US Allies in Asia	4
Europe’s Authoritarian Challenge	4
From Affirmative to Assertive Patriots: Nationalism in Xi Jinping’s China	4
Building Confidence and Security in Europe: The Road to and from Stockholm	3
Why killers should go free: Lessons from South Africa	3
Hedging Our Bets: Why Does Nuclear Latency Matter?	3
Four Decades of Nuclear Nonproliferation: Some Lessons from Wins, Losses, and Draws	3
Japan: from Muddle to Model?	3
Will Europe Get Its Own Bomb?	3
Defending against anarchy: From war to peacekeeping in Afghanistan	3
Practical Negotiating Lessons from INF	3
The limits of U.S.‐China military cooperation: Lessons from 1995–1999	2
Reagan's Shift: The View from Pretoria	2
Denuclearizing North Korea: Time for Plan B	2
From Guns and Butter to Guns v. Butter: The Relation between Economics and Security in the United States	2
Modi’s Strategic Choice: How to Respond to Terrorism from Pakistan	2
A People-Oriented Peace Formula for the Donbass	2
The BJP’s Puzzling Victory: Was It about Hindu Nationalism?	2
The Premature Burial of Global Law and Order: Looking beyond the Three Cases from Hell	2
Letter from the killing fields: Cambodia now	2
Domestic Hurdles to a Grand Strategy of Restraint	2
Did India Lose China?	2
Lessons from Iran	1
Presidential Alliance Powers	1
Strategic Patience Revisited: The Counterforce Effect	1
The Perils of Geoeconomics	1
The Other Side of the COIN: Perils of Premature Evacuation from Iraq	1
Unusual Lessons from an Unusual War: Boko Haram and Modern Insurgency	1
From the University: The Humanities, the Public and the "Public"	1
Return from 9/11 PTSD to Global Leader	1
From the University: Poets and Policymakers	1
Women in leadership: A letter from Stockholm	1
Letter from Magdeburg	1
How Dangerous Was Kargil? Nuclear Crises in Comparative Perspective	1
Unity, Democracy, and Anti-Americanism in China	1
The Grandiosity of Grand Strategy	1
From the University: American Catholics and the Peace Debate	1
The Brutal Politics of China's Economic Overhaul: What Xi Can Learn from FDR	1
Will China Test Trump? Lessons from Past Campaigns and Elections	1
Remembering a winter of discontent: Letter from the south Caucasus	1
Toward missile defenses from the sea	1
Learning From the Naval Arms Control Experience	1
From American Imperialism to Soviet Hegemonism	1
The view from Jerusalem	1
Russia’s Back in Africa: Is the Cold War Returning?	1
Does Al Qaeda Have a Future?	1
State of (Deterrence by) Denial	1
A Military Drawdown in Germany? US Force Posture in Europe from Trump to Biden	1

Lessons from the Gulf War	1
From “Arms Control” to Arms Reductions: The Historical Experience	1
Reality bites: The impending logic of withdrawal from Iraq	1
Letter from davos, Switzerland: Drawing lines in Europe	1
Carter and Iran: From Idealism to Disaster	1
Balance from beyond the sea	1