OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Foreign Policy Analysis 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
The Party Politics of Foreign and Security Policy	47
Patterns of Political Ideology and Security Policy	28
Soldiers, Pollsters, and International Crises: Public Opinion and the Military's Advice on the Use of Force	24
Party Politics or (Supra-)National Interest? External Relations Votes in the European Parliament	18
Theorizing Populist Radical-Right Foreign Policy: Ideology and Party Positioning in France and Germany	17
Neoclassical Realist Theories, Intervening Variables, and Paradigmatic Boundaries	16
Status at the Margins: Why Paraguay Recognizes Taiwan and Shuns China	14
Winning Hearts and Minds with Economic Sanctions? Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Venezuela	10
Role Legitimation in Foreign Policy: The Case of Indonesia as an Emerging Power under Yudhoyono's Presidency (2004–2014)	10
Constructing National Values: The Nationally Distinctive Turn in Russian IR Theory and Foreign Policy	8
China's “Major Country Diplomacy”: Legitimation and Foreign Policy Change	8
Mapping Parties’ Positions on Foreign and Security Issues in the EU, 2009–2014	8
Trickle Down Soft Power: Do Russia's Ties to European Parties Influence Public Opinion?	7
Cheerleading in Cyberspace: How the American Public Judges Attribution Claims for Cyberattacks	7
Voters and Foreign Policy: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment in Pakistan	6
Myths of Multipolarity: The Sources of Brazil's Foreign Policy Overstretch	6
The Domestic Sources of Détente: State–Society Relations and Foreign Policy Change during the Cold War	6
Foreign Policy Analysis and Armed Non-State Actors in World Politics: Lessons from the Middle East	6
The Effects of Autocratic Characteristics on Public Opinion toward Democracy Promotion Policies: A Conjoint Analysis	5
Shadow Economies and the Success of Economic Sanctions: Explaining Why Democratic Targets Are Disadvantaged	5
The Crisis of COVID-19 and the Political Economy of China's Vaccine Diplomacy	5
Committed Moderates and Uncommitted Extremists: Ideological Leaning and Parties’ Narratives on Military Interventions in Italy	5
Elite Change and the Inception, Duration, and Demise of the Turkish–Israeli Alliance	5
Alliance Embeddedness: Rodrigo Duterte and the Resilience of the US–Philippine Alliance	5
Hidden Strings Attached? Chinese (Commercially Oriented) Foreign Aid and International Political Alignment	4

Military Statecraft and the Use of Multinational Exercises in World Politics	4
Loose Coordination or Ideological Contestation? Transnational Party Activities of German Political Parties on the EU Military Operation EUNAVFOR Med	4
Populist Minds Think Alike? National Identity Conceptions and Foreign Policy Preferences of Populist Leaders	4
Avoiding the Coup-Proofing Dilemma: Consolidating Political Control While Maximizing Military Power	4
Psychological Characteristics of Leaders (PsyCL): A New Data Set	4
US Military Deployments and the Risk of Coup d’État*	3
Diversionary Politics and Territorial Disputes: Evidence from Turkish Airspace Incursions	3
Who's Out of Touch? Media Misperception of Public Opinion on US Foreign Policy	3
MAD and Taboo: US Expert Views on Nuclear Deterrence, Coercion, and Non-Use Norms	3
Intrastate Armed Conflict Termination and Foreign Direct Investment	3
Frontiering International Relations: Narrating US Policy in the Asia Pacific	3
Air Power, NGOs, and Collateral Killings	3
Resolving Conflicting Emotions: Obama's Quandaries on the Red Line and the Fight against ISIS	3
Engaging with Public Opinion at the Micro-Level: Citizen Dialogue and Participation in German Foreign Policy	3
Focusdata: Foreign Policy through Language and Sentiment	3
The Press-safety Paradox of Democracies: Regime-type Duration and Journalist Killings	3
Disparity and Diversion: Domestic Economic Inequality and MID Initiation	3
Status Signaling and the Risk of Domestic Opposition: Comparing South Africa and Brazil's Hosting of the 2010 and 2014 World Cups	3