OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Pacific Review is 4. 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 2020-06-01 to 2024-06-01.)

Article	Citations
The free and open Indo-Pacific versus the belt and road: spheres of influence and Sino-Japanese relations	22
Chinese financial statecraft in Southeast Asia: an analysis of China’s infrastructure provision in Malaysia	20
Adoption, accommodation or opposition? - regional powers respond to American-led Indo-Pacific strategy	16
(Re)producing the ‘history problem’: memory, identity and the Japan-South Korea trade dispute	16
Japan and the new Indo-Pacific order: the rise of an entrepreneurial power	12
Norm contestation, statecraft and the South China Sea: defending maritime order	12
Bolstering middle power standing: South Korea's response to U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy from Trump to Biden	10
Japan’s strategic response to China’s geo-economic presence: quality infrastructure as a diplomatic tool	9
China–Pakistan cooperation on Afghanistan: assessing key interests and implementing strategies	8
Economic statecraft, interdependence, and Sino-Japanese ‘rivalry’	8
Small states and competing connectivity strategies: what explains Bangladesh’s success in relations with Asia’s major powers?	8
Constructing rights in Taiwan: the feminist factor, democratization, and the quest for global citizenship	7
How does Indonesia exercise agency in the contested and complex regional environment?	7
China’s contestation of the liberal international order	6
Examining ASEAN’s effectiveness in managing South China Sea disputes	6
Balancing effectiveness with geo-economic interests in multilateral development banks: the design of the AIIB, ADB and the World Bank in a comparative perspective	6
Unpacking the dynamics of weak states’ agency	6
Indonesian diplomats’ and foreign policy scholars’ perceptions and their implications on Indonesian foreign ministry bureaucratic responses to a rising China	5
Indonesia’s hedging plus policy in the face of China’s rise and the US-China rivalry in the Indo-Pacific region	5
Shades of grey: riskification and hedging in the Indo-Pacific	5
Embryonic forms of private environmental governance in Northeast Asia	5
Delayed ratification in environmental regimes: Indonesia’s ratification of the ASEAN agreement on transboundary haze pollution	5
Navigating between China and Japan: Indonesia and economic hedging	5
Beyond infrastructure: re-thinking China’s foreign direct investment in Malaysia	5
The gift of health: Cuba’s development assistance in the Pacific	5

India and order transition in the Indo-Pacific: resisting the Quad as a ‘security community’	5
The human rights gap in the Taiwan Strait: how China pushes Taiwan towards the US	5
Having much in common? Changes and continuity in Beijing’s Taiwan policy	5
Paradiplomacy as a response to international isolation: the case of Taiwan	4
From Kyoto to Glasgow: is Japan a climate leader?	4
Cambodia’s multifaceted foreign policy and agency in the making	4
Selling "independent foreign policy" amid the US–China rivalry: populism and Philippine foreign policy under the Duterte government	4
Keeping the peace in Southeast Asia: ASEAN and the quest for positive peace	4
‘Aid with Chinese characteristics’: competitive and/or complementary?	4
Middle powers amid Sino-U.S. rivalry: assessing the ‘good regional citizenship’ of Australia and Indonesia	4
Uneasy embrace: Vietnam’s responses to the U.S. Free and Open Indo-Pacific strategy amid U.S.–China rivalry	4
ASEAN’s role expectations and the diffusion of common but differentiated responsibilities principle in the climate change context	4
China’s rise, institutional balancing, and (possible) peaceful order transition in the Asia pacific	4
To escape or embrace reactors? the politics of nuclear phase-out in Germany and South Korea	4
Balance of power, balance of alignment, and China’s role in the regional order transition	4
Conditioning a stable sustainability fix of ‘ungreen’ infrastructure in Indonesia: transnational alliances, compromise, and state’s strategic selectivity	4
Saving people or saving face? Four narratives of regional humanitarian order in Southeast Asia	4
Indo-Pacific Powers: Internalization, Interpretation, and Implementation of International Law	4
Disaster governance and prospects of inter-regional partnership in the Asia-Pacific	4
Reinvigorating India’s ‘Act East’ Policy in an age of renewed power politics	4
International order transition and US-China strategic competition in the indo pacific	4