Mediterranean Politics

Papers
(The TQCC of Mediterranean Politics is 3. 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 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Small is beautiful but not trendy: Understanding the allure of big hydraulic works in the Euphrates-Tigris and Nile waterscapes25
The Arab uprisings and the return of repression17
The formulation and implementation of populist foreign policy: Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean16
Conceptualizing and measuring patriarchy: The importance of feminist theory14
Empowering a fragmented diaspora: Turkish immigrant organizations’ perceptions of and responses to Turkey’s diaspora engagement policy12
Looking South: What can Youth Studies in the Global North learn from research on youth and policy in the Middle East and North African countries?10
From prison to parliament: Victimhood, identity, and electoral support10
Migration diplomacy in a de facto destination country: Morocco’s new intermestic migration policy and international socialization by/with the EU10
De-democratization under the New Turkey? Challenges for women’s organizations10
EU-Algeria (non)cooperation on migration: A tale of two fortresses9
Popular support for military intervention and anti-establishment alternatives in Tunisia: Appraising outsider eclecticism8
Syrian refugees in Jordan and their integration in the labour market: Jordanian migration diplomacy and EU incentives8
Which protests count? Coverage bias in Middle East event datasets8
Greece’s response to the European refugee crisis: A tale of two securitizations7
Youth socio-economic and political grievances: Bringing the ‘Political’ back into understanding contestation in the MENA7
The puzzle of Turkish minority representation, nationhood cleavage, and politics of recognition in Bulgaria, Greece, and North Macedonia7
Go local, go global: Studying popular protests in the MENA post-20116
Disaggregating Jordan’s Syrian refugee response: The ‘Many Hands’ of the Jordanian state6
Introduction: Arab responses to EU foreign and security policy incentives: Perspectives on migration diplomacy and institutionalized flexibility in the Arab Mediterranean turned upside down6
Framing a murder: Twitter influencers and the Jamal Khashoggi incident6
Populism, religion and family values policies in Israel, Italy and Turkey6
Populism and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation: The Barcelona Process 25 years after6
The European Green Deal: Challenges and opportunities for the Southern Mediterranean5
Does it matter what observers say? The impact of international election monitoring on legitimacy5
Foreign sponsorship of pro-government militias fighting Syria’s insurgency: Whither proxy wars?5
Islamist parties, intraparty organizational dynamics, and moderation as strategic behaviour5
EU democracy projection in the Southern Mediterranean: A practice analysis5
MENA political science research a decade after the Arab uprisings: Facing the facts on tremulous grounds5
Working class youth transitions as a litmus test for change: labour crisis and social conflict in Arab Mediterranean countries5
EU democracy projection in Tunisia: The case of civil society consultations5
Jordan’s economic, security and political challenges under Covid-195
The Egyptian LGBT’s transnational cyber-advocacy in a restrictive context5
The Unexpected Dynamics of Politicisation of Migration: The Case of the Refugee Crisis in Sicily5
In-between spaces in the Levant: Conceptual reflections4
China in the Mediterranean: An Arena of Strategic Competition?4
Fanning fears, winning praise: Egypt’s smart play on Europe’s apprehension of more undocumented immigration4
Iran’s soft power in Syria after the Syrian civil war4
The Middle East in global modernity: Analytic polycentrism, historic entanglements and a rejuvenated area studies debate4
Gender equality in Tunisia: The EU’s tripartite dialogue4
The EU and LGBTI activism in the MENA – The case of Lebanon4
Using the clustering method for a heterogeneous reading of Lebanese youth4
Rethinking justice beyond human rights. Anti-colonialism and intersectionality in the politics of the Palestinian Youth Movement3
China and Egypt’s comprehensive strategic partnership in the Xi-sisi era: a ‘role theory’ prism3
Taking stock of MENA political science after the uprisings3
‘Different than us’? Reciprocal perceptions of the societies in Turkey and North Cyprus3
Using Content Analysis to Study Political Texts: Notes on Turkish Parliamentary Debates3
Tracking terrorism and counter-terrorism: Introducing the Turkey terrorism incidents database3
Making sense of sectarianism without sects: Quietist Salafi anti-Shia discourse in Jordan3
Fear of surveillance: Examining Turkish social media users’ perception of surveillance and willingness to express opinions on social media3
Judeo-Christian civilizationism: Challenging common European foreign policy in the Israeli-Palestinian arena3
Antecedents of leaving the European Union: The role of nostalgia and attitudes towards diversity in Spain, Italy, and Greece3
How did Tunisians react to Ennahdha’s 2016 reforms? Evidence from a survey experiment3
Forced migration governance in Tunisia: Balancing risks and assets for state-making during independence and democratization3
Resistance and Military Defection in Turkey3
Observing (the debate on) sectarianism: On conceptualizing, grasping and explaining sectarian politics in a new Middle East3
The 2021 Portuguese Presidential Elections under extraordinary circumstances: Covid-19 and the rise of the radical right in Portugal3
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