Mediterranean Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of Mediterranean Politics is 2. 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 2022-07-01 to 2026-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
Rallying around the mosque or flag: The effects of morality and security agenda setting on political performance in Turkey39
Small states, neutrality, and regional security: Malta’s exceptional role in the Mediterranean19
Europe as promise and problem: Interdependent ambivalence in Israeli public discourse11
‘Hagia Sophia’s reconversion: Turkey’s de-Europeanization through Lefebvre’s spatial triad’10
How does public weeping affect public approval rate of a politician?10
Post-Salafism in Cambodia: From counterreligion to accommodation9
Neoliberal citizenship: Sacred markets, sacrificial lives9
Israel’s 12-day war on Iran and the Russian fighter jet exports: A geopolitical analysis8
The ‘Moroccogate’ scandal and European Parliament decision-making on Western Sahara8
The impact of right-wing populist policies on Muslim immigrants in Italy: Integration problems and resistance mechanisms8
Populists and diplomats: Negotiated agency of the Turkish ministry of foreign affairs7
Electoral engineering in autocracies: Effects of the 2021 electoral reform on Morocco’s parliamentary elections7
Smugglers and States: Negotiating the Maghreb at its Margins7
The continuation of criminalization by other means: the role of judicial agency in the Italian policing of humanitarian assistance at sea6
Faith in numbers: Religion, sectarianism, and democracy6
Correction6
European neighbourhood policy, the Bologna model and EU-Egyptian cooperation in Higher Education6
Introducing the comparative study of electoral systems in Tunisia: populist attitudes, political preferences, and voting behavior6
Visual frame analysis of the UKIP leave campaigns ‘Turkish migrant’ Brexit visuals6
Understanding territorial withdrawal: Israeli occupation and exit5
“Always they look at you as a stranger”: affective encounters with the border among irregularised African migrants in Israel5
Supporting a revolution from afar: The construction of unity between generations of Sudanese exiles in France5
Islam and nationalism in modern Greece, 1821—19405
The bidirectional relationship between social contracts and entrepreneurship: Syrian refugee entrepreneurs in Kurdistan Region of Iraq5
Populism in Israel: Netanyahu and the strategic approach4
Egypt: A fragile power Egypt: A fragile power , by Eberhard Kienle, London and New York, Routledge, 2022, 228 pp., USD 42.70 (ebook), ISBN: 97804298054174
Reframing coercive engineered migration theory: Ceuta and the Western Sahara4
Islamist populism? Exploring the MENA region from a comparative and empirical perspective4
Performing (against) the state4
Unravelling anti-feminist social network in Turkey: An Analysis of Actors, relationships and political influence4
Interpreting Europe: Sonic politics and the affective foundation of multilingual negotiations4
Guardianship and democracy in Iran and Turkey: Tutelary consolidation, popular contestation4
Revolutionary burnout: Subjective crisis responses and the demobilization of mass protest in Lebanon4
The making of rivals and strange bedfellows: Patterns of Turkish and Russian security assistance in the Syrian and Libyan civil wars3
Travelling for security: A study of Israel’s high-level diplomatic visits3
The autocratic parliament: Power and Legitimacy in Egypt, 1866-20113
The role of security assistance in reconfiguring Tunisia’s transition3
Obstáculos y retos estructurales en la España constitucional ¿Otra España es posible?3
Protesting Jordan: Geographies of power and dissent3
Humanitarian exceptionalism and fluctuating solidarity: Gulf States’ aid in Gaza3
Jordanian Islamists and the war on Gaza3
Democracy’s resilience to populism’s threat: Countering global alarmism3
Social democracy between decline and resilience: PASOK and CHP in comparative perspective3
Secular power Europe and Islam. Identity and Foreign policy3
When does the opposition unite? An examination of Lebanon’s 2022 parliamentary election3
Structure over symbolism: Organizational asymmetry and diaspora mobilization in Albania’s 2025 postal vote3
The end of Jihadi Salafism? The religious governance of HTS, the Post-Jihadi rebel ruler in Northern Syria3
Speaking apart: Rhetorical polarization in Turkey’s parliament, 2011–20232
Turkey, Iran, and the politics of comparison2
Media coverage of climate change in Jordan: Reflections on politics, economics and climate science2
Stability source or curse? Fossil fuels and Algeria’s regime stability in the light of EU’s green transition2
European aid and democracy support to MENA countries after the Arab Uprisings: A critical juncture missed2
There and back again: The foreign fighters security threat in the Mediterranean2
Fragile but resilient? Turkish electoral dynamics, 2002-2015 Fragile but resilient? Turkish electoral dynamics, 2002-2015 , by Ali Çarkoğlu and Ersin Kalaycıoğlu, Ann Ar2
Understanding the persistence of competitive authoritarianism in algeria2
Campaigning for the revolution: Freedom, social justice and citizenship imaginaries in the Egyptian Uprising2
Critical junctures, labour unions, and social dialogue in Tunisia and Lebanon: Implications for the social contract2
Strategic misalignment: European security and P/CVE engagement in the Sahel2
Changing focus while maintaining balance: Strategic adjustments behind the developing Sino-Saudi relations2
Introduction: Socioeconomic reforms in times of political transformation: Conflicts over the political economy in Egypt and Tunisia post-20112
‘The politics of art: Dissent and cultural diplomacy in Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan’2
Who defines moderation? Adapting Islamist and Salafi identities in Tunisia to a changing religio-political field2
Yemen’s Islamists and the War in Gaza: The interplay of ideology, context, and strategy2
Turkey’s relations with Israel: The first sixty two years, 1948–20102
Still on the same path? Italian foreign and defence policy in the Enlarged Mediterranean2
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