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Papers

(The median citation count of Journal of Policy History is 0. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Introduction: Gender and Partisan Polarization in the Modern Political World	13
Bringing the Constituents Back In: The Politics of Social Security in the 1950s	6
Policy Escalation: Richard Nixon, Welfare Reform, and the Development of a Comprehensive Approach to Health Insurance	4
JPH volume 37 issue 4 Cover and Front matter	4
FDR’s Green Light Letter: Simple Decision, Complex Consequences	3
Term Limits in France and the United States: A Comparative History of Policy Debate and Adoption	3
JPH volume 36 issue 4 Cover and Front matter	2
Out with the Old, In with the Republicans? The Partisan Push of Legislative Term Limits	2
A New Deal for Wine	2
Hillary Clinton, Female Voters, and Tall Poppies in the 2016 Election	2
Vote Aquí Hoy: The 1975 Extension of the Voting Rights Act and the Creation of Language Minorities	2
Contributors	2
“The Voluntary Way is the American Way”: The AMA’s Campaign for Private Health Insurance, 1945–1950	1
Free Speech and World War II	1
The Unlikely Heroes of Progressive Taxation: CEOs’ Support for Bill Clinton’s Tax Increase Package in 1993	1
JPH volume 38 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	1
JPH volume 38 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	1
Congress and the Establishment of a National Budget System in the United States during the Progressive Era	1
Evading Capture: U.S. Army Engineers and Railroad Policy, 1827–1853	1
Free Speech Viet Nam through the War on Terror	1
Labor Secretary Frances Perkins Reorganizes Her Department’s Immigration Enforcement Functions, 1933–1940: “Going against the Grain”	1
Making Policies: The History of the Danish Child Welfare System at the Local Level	1
Diplomatic Security Failure in Benghazi, Libya, September 11, 2012	1
“A Mission Without Precedent”: The Rise and Fall of the Office of Economic Opportunity, 1964–1981	1
The Armed Career Criminal Act and the Puzzle of Federal Crime Control in the Reagan Era: “It’s at the state and local levels that problems exist”	1

Labor Secretary Frances Perkins Reorganizes Her Department’s Immigration Enforcement Functions, 1933–1940: “Going against the Grain” – CORRIGENDUM	0
A Long History of Universal Jurisdiction in US Policy: The Quest to Redress Survivors of Egregious Human Rights Violations	0
Contributors	0
The Jurisprudential Revolution in American Church–State Relations: The Case of Education	0
Legislative Term Limits and Ideological Representation	0
Inflation and the Corruption of Currency in Latin America: Chile, 1970–1973	0
JPH volume 37 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
“Every Practical Step”: The Gleneagles Agreement and Sporting Links with Apartheid South Africa during the Thatcher Years	0
Congestion on the Pitch: Growth and Conflict in Georgia Youth Soccer	0
The Most Iniquitous Lobby: The Committee for Constitutional Government and the Shaping of American Politics, 1937–1955	0
JPH volume 38 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
“A Very Fragile Business”: Max Thurman, Sonny Montgomery, and the Fate of the GI Bill in the 1980s	0
A Republic Goes to War: Federalists, Republicans, and Foreign Influence	0
Compensation for College Athletes: The American Saga of Commercialization in Intercollegiate Sports	0
Christian Democracy, Labor, and the Postwar Politics of Old-Age Pension Reform	0
JPH volume 35 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
Desegregation is Not a Black and White Issue: Latino Advocacy for Equal Schooling before and after Brown	0
JPH volume 37 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
Contributors	0
Examining the Opposition to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990: “Nothing More than Bad Quality Hogwash”	0
Clearing the Bench: The Perils of Appointing Politicians to the Cabinet	0
States of Immigration: Making Immigration Policy from Above and Below, 1875–1924	0
Gender and Party Polarization in the US Congress: Hypervisibility and Invisibility	0
Introduction: Perspectives on Term Limits in Democratic Society	0
Conflict over Congressional Reapportionment: The Deadlock of the 1920s	0
Rethinking the American Industrial Policy Debate: The Political Significance of a Losing Idea	0
Contributors	0
Legislating Medicare Fraud: The Politics of Self-Regulation and the Creation of Professional Standards Review Organizations	0
A #1 Draft Choice: How Jack Kemp Learned Politics	0
“Liberty of Conscience is Every Man’s Natural Right”: Historical Background of the First Amendment	0
Borrowed Agency: The Institutional Capacity of the Early Equal Employment Opportunity Commission	0
Rail Liquor: Railroad Expansion, Social Movement Strategy, and Prohibition Law, 1865–1920	0
JPH volume 35 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
Incremental Lobby Reform: Elite Interests and Governance Policies	0
Identity Politics within Kentucky’s Civil Service and the Growth of the Bureaucratic State	0
Sailors, Crimps, and Commerce: Laws Protecting Seamen, 1866–1884	0
How U.S. Health Policy Embraced Markets and Helped Wall Street Gentrify Medicine	0
Gender and Disability in US State Temporary Disability Systems 1942–1949	0
JPH volume 36 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
JPH volume 37 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
The Politics Justices Make: How Entrepreneurial Justices Foreclosed on Equal Protection	0
The Material Origins of the Farm Bill: Southern Cotton Interest Groups and the Farmer’s New Deal	0
Mobilizing for the Mind: Veteran Activism and the National Mental Health Act of 1946	0
The Indirect Approach: Restricting Abortion Access through US Federal Legislation after Dobbs	0
JPH volume 35 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
Remembering Welfare as We Knew It: Understanding Neoliberalism through Histories of Welfare	0
Memorial: William E. Leuchtenburg, Distinguished Policy/Presidential Historian	0
Occupational Liberty and Licensing before the US Civil War	0
Civic Republicanism, Liberty, and Police: The Roots of Modern English Policing	0
“The Future of the US Supreme Court: Ethics, Polarization, and Reform”	0

JPH volume 35 issue 4 Cover and Front matter	0
“Still Doin’ Time”: An Analysis of the Conditional Effects of Legislative Term Limits on State Incarceration Rates	0
Oscar DePriest and Black Agency in American Politics, 1928–1934	0
Health Care Financing Instruments during the Colonial Period in Senegal: The Historical and Institutional Nature of Policy Instruments	0
Beyond a “Partisan-Ethics-Wars” Interpretation of Congressional Ethics Investigations: The Cases of James Wright, Newt Gingrich, and Tom DeLay	0
Free Speech in the Civil War	0
“Granting” Justice, Debating Delinquency: The Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act and the UNC Training Center on Delinquency and Youth Crime, 1961–1967	0
The Origins of Policy Ideas in German Pension Debates	0
A New Freedom or a Multiheaded Hydra ? Monetary Federalism and the Making of the Federal Reserve, 1907–191	0
“One Dedicated, Single-Minded Staff Aide”: John M. Blair and Institutional Keynesianism in Postwar US Economic Policy	0
Why Consult, Why Consent? Employers in Concertation Platforms Facing Welfare State Expansion in the Netherlands, 1920–1960	0
“In Keeping with the Overwhelmingly Pro-Life Sentiment in this State”: Abortion Law and Policy in North Dakota after Roe v. Wade	0
“The People vs. Crack”: Drugs, Violence, and the Politics of Order Maintenance	0
JPH volume 36 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
A Segmented State: The Inadequacies of Fiscal Centralization in North American Colonial Conflicts, 1688–1700	0
The Abuse of Civil Liberties in World War I	0
Cross-Domain Policy Feedback: The Institutionalization of Collective Bargaining Rights for Health Care Workers	0
JPH volume 36 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
JPH volume 34 issue 4 Cover and Front matter	0