OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Law & Policy is 1. 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
The anti‐LGBTIQ campaign in Poland: The established, the outsiders, and the legal performance of exclusion	16
Fostering regulator–innovator collaboration at the frontline: A case study of theUK's regulatory sandbox for fintech	9
Beyond evidence: Anticipatory regimes in law	8
Addressing urban disorder without police: How Seattle'sLEADprogram responds tobehavioral‐health‐relateddisruptions, resolves business complaints, and reconfigures the field of pu	7
The illusion of choice: Organizational dependency and the neutralization of university sexual assault complaints	6
The law in computation: What machine learning, artificial intelligence, and big data mean for law and society scholarship	5
Regulating emerging technology in times of crisis: Digital contact tracing in Norway during the COVID‐19 pandemic	4
Sumptuary administration: How contested market actors shape the trajectory of policy when regulated under fragmented governance	4
Targeted sympathy in “whore court”: Criminal justice actors' perceptions of prostitution diversion programs	4
Scaling the baseline: Technicalities and environmental regulation in Owens Valley, California	4
Patchwork disclosure: Divergent public access and personal privacy across criminal record disclosure policy in the United States	3
Making noncitizens' rights real: Evidence from immigration scam complaints	3
Mandatory detention for criminal convictions: The reproduction of racial inequality throughU.S.immigration law	3
Courts and authoritarian populism in Asia: Reflections from Indonesia and the Philippines	3
Interpretation at the Asylum Office	3
“Kill the chicken to scare the monkey”: Heavy penalties, excessive COVID‐19 control mechanisms, and legal consciousness in China	3
How the Canadian sentencing system impacts policy reform: An examination of the Harper era	2
Leveled odds? Attorney capability, team litigation, and outcomes in administrative patent cases	2
Making asylum work? Civic stratification and labor‐related regularization among rejected asylum seekers in Germany	2
Early 21st century penal reform: A comparative analysis of four states' responses to the problems of mass incarceration	2
Legitimacy of parole as a consequence of policy shock: The lived experiences of incarcerated persons during the parole moratorium in Pennsylvania, U.S.	2
Quality over quantity: Legal representation at the Asylum Office	2
Court‐hoarding: Another method of gaming judicial turnover	2
Rethinking Supreme Court power in the study of judicial impact	2
“Because I feel like I want to be heard, you know?:” Carceral citizenship and collateral consequences	2

SCOTUS in the time of COVID: The evolution of justice dynamics during Oral arguments	2
Deaths and COVID‐19: Talk, silence and alternative realities	1
Children seeking asylum: Determinants of asylum claims by unaccompanied minors in the United States from 2013 to 2017	1
Predatory fines and fees: Revenue, fiscal contrition, and policy change	1
Art, not a science: How legal impact organizations identify community need	1
Privacy protections and law enforcement use of prescription drug monitoring databases	1
Listening to snitches: Race/ethnicity, English proficiency, and access to welfare fraud enforcement systems	1
Courts, the state, and democratization in the United States	1
Courts against backsliding: Lessons from Latin America	1
Reproducing crises: Understanding the role of law in the COVID‐19 global pandemic	1
A “lifeline out of the COVID‐19 crisis”? An ecofeminist critique of the European Green Deal	1
The Voting Rights Act and the curious case of three‐judge district court panels	1
Sanitizing a crisis: The three dimensions of an enhanced regime of accumulation	1
Theorizing continuity and change in socialist regulation	1
The legal complex fractured: Legal professional coalition and collision in Taiwan's judicial reform	1
Face mask mandates: Unilateral authority and gubernatorial leadership in US states	1
“Culture and practice eat documents for lunch:” Norms and procedures in the 2020 election cases	1
Explaining the variations in legal mobilization of environmental nongovernmental organizations in authoritarian China: A fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis	1
Undocumented consciousness: Citizenship and illegality in the lives of US citizen youth	1
Acting on justiciable problems in a welfare state context: Does income matter?	1
The light and the dark side of judicial resistance	1
Emergency powers, anti‐corruption, and policy failures during the COVID‐19 pandemic in Puerto Rico	1
From the rotting soil grows the poison ivy: The Supreme Court and the legitimation of Herrenvolk democracy	1
Restorative nodes of governance in the Anthropocene: Iran's Kashaf River	1
The U.S. Supreme Court and democratic backsliding	1
Courts and democratic backsliding: A comparative perspective on the United States	1
Crafting the language of borders: The European Court of Justice's strategic opinion writing in rights cases	1