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Most cited papers from Advance HE

What are the most cited papers from Advance HE?

The most cited paper from Advance HE is "Supporting the role of universities in leading individual and societal transformation through education for sustainable development" (Elizabeth Price, Rehema M. White, Kate Mori et al., 2021), with 76 citations. Next come "Effect of Athena SWAN funding incentives on women’s research leadership" (60) and "Health promoting universities: effective leadership for health, well-being and sustainability" (42).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Supporting the role of universities in leading individual and societal transformation through education for sustainable development Elizabeth Price, Rehema M. White, Kate Mori et al. · Discover Sustainability Open access 11 Nov 2021 76
2 Effect of Athena SWAN funding incentives on women’s research leadership Pavel V. Ovseiko, Mark Taylor, Ruth E Gilligan et al. · BMJ 26 Oct 2020 60
3 Health promoting universities: effective leadership for health, well-being and sustainability Mark Dooris, Susan Powell, Doug Parkin et al. · Health Education 15 Feb 2021 42
4 Spaces and Places for Connection in the Postdigital University Karen Gravett, Patrick Baughan, Namrata Rao et al. · Postdigital Science and Education Open access 18 Jun 2022 21
5 Critical friendship: an alternative, ‘care-full’ way to play the academic game Peny Sotiropoulou, Sophie Cranston · Gender Place & Culture Open access 3 May 2022 20
6 Sustainable Development Goals in Northeast India—Challenges and Achievements Rituparna Bhattacharyya, Subhash Anand, Madhushree Das · Advances in geographical and environmental sciences Book chapter 2023 11
7 Conceptualizing decent work: an explorative study of decent work in England’s Midlands region Tony Dobbins, Xuebing Cao, Anne E Green et al. · Policy Studies Open access 16 May 2024 8
8 The Role of Compassion in Inclusive Learning and Teaching Practice Elliott Spaeth · Knowledge studies in higher education Book chapter 2024 4
9 ‘ It's like calling short people vertically challenged’: Language and terminology preferences among neurodivergent adults in the United Kingdom Amy Pearson, Aimee Grant, Jennifer Leigh et al. · Neurodiversity Open access Apr 2026 3
10 #Metoo Movement: Backlash or Rhetoric Rituparna Bhattacharyya · Space and Culture India Open access 29 Nov 2024 3
11 Trends of Social Anxiety in University Students of Pakistan Post-COVID-19 Lockdown: A Healthcare Analytics Perspective Ikram E. Khuda, Azeem Aftab, Sajid Hasan et al. · Information Open access 28 Jun 2024 3
12 On Understanding the Drinking Water Treatment Requirements in Assam, India, During Emergencies Rituparna Bhattacharyya, Bowen Tan, Diganta Bhusan Das · Advances in geographical and environmental sciences Book chapter 2023 3
13 The Urgency of Sustainability in Higher Education: Drivers, Strategies and Pedagogies for Change Patrick Baughan Conference paper 9 Nov 2021 3
14 Smart Living by Sustainable Community’s Initiatives in the Historic Town of the Himalayas—Shimla Sharma Anjali Krishan · Advances in 21st century human settlements Book chapter 2020 3
15 Just Transition, (Re)vision 2020—The Story Hitherto Syeda Fahima Shahnaz Sultana, Payel Saha, Chandan Bhuyan et al. · Advances in geographical and environmental sciences Book chapter 2023 2
16 Standardising Diversity Inclusivity Pauline Hanesworth · Verlag Barbara Budrich eBooks Book chapter 19 Feb 2018 2
17 Student perspectives on building belonging through inclusive teaching and learning practices and learning opportunities Stephanie V. McDonald, Gary Saunders, Alice Eley et al. · Open Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Open access 9 Dec 2025 1
18 Engaging Ich in Heritage Cities in Asia for Climate Change: Synergy of Intangible Cultural Heritage & Tangible Built Heritage Anjali Krishan Sharma · Sustainable development goals series Book chapter 2024 1
19 Assessing the benefits of advanced clinical practice for key stakeholders Vikki-Jo Scott · British Journal of Nursing 21 Mar 2024 1
20 Rejuvenating Geographies of Manas Through People’s Participation: A Success Story of Community Conservation Pranjit Kumar Sarma, Rituparna Bhattacharyya, Sanatan Deka et al. · Advances in geographical and environmental sciences Book chapter 2023 1
21 Leading Into a New Higher Education as It Emerges in the Present Moment Barbara Bassa Book chapter 9 Nov 2022 1
22 Tokyo Smart Global Megacity—Smart Sustainable Energy Solutions Anjali Krishan Sharma, Aki Suwa, Kenji Inagaki · Advances in 21st century human settlements Book chapter 15 Jul 2021 1
23 Leading global teacher development in higher education John Unsworth, Kathy Wright, Catherine Jane Hack Book chapter 4 Feb 2020 1
24 Intersectional Geographies of Sanitation and Socio‑Economic Exclusion in Assam's Urban Slums Shabana Nazmine, Rituparna Bhattacharyya, Palme Borthakur et al. · Diversity & Inclusion Research Open access 27 Aug 2026 0
25 Military Culture 2.0: The Female Cadet’s Approach, Feminine Competencies, and Pan-Critical Feminism - Drawing examples from American and Norwegian Special Forces Mariah Loukou · Journal of military and strategic studies Open access 24 Jul 2022 0
26 Stigma-Driven Trauma and Coping Strategies of Women Experiencing Infertility in Bangladesh: A Qualitative Exploration Priyanka Bhattacharjee, Tulshi Kumar Das, Rituparna Bhattacharyya · Sexuality & Culture 8 May 2026 0
27 Xenophobia, necrospace and genocide in Bangladesh: unveiling histories of violence and structural erasure Rituparna Bhattacharyya, Dhurjjati Sarma, Siddhartha Sunom Parasar · National Identities 29 Apr 2026 0
28 Championing Student Knowledge-Exchange:Co-creation of international post-graduate student employability Jenner, Shirley · Research Explorer (The University of Manchester) Book chapter 29 Jan 2025 0
29 Building Capacity for a Nationally Contextualised Equality Charter—Key Learnings from Athena Swan Ireland 2014–2023 Sarah Fink, Sarah Dickinson Hyams · Palgrave studies in gender and education Book chapterOpen access 2025 0
30 Automatic Vehicles and Legal/Insurance Risks. A New British “Quasi-Legislative” Point of Observation and Glimpses of Liability in Tort in Italy Camilla Della Giustina, Pierre de Gioia Carabellese · AIDA Europe research series on insurance law and regulation Book chapter 2024 0
31 LCM 2 : a discursive framework to support cognitive research in bilingual mathematics contexts Máire Ní Ríordáin, Eílis Flanagan · Research in Mathematics Education 15 May 2022 0
32 Multicultural Initial Teacher Training in Greece Peny Sotiropoulou, Eva Polymenakou · Advances in educational marketing, administration, and leadership book series Book chapter 2022 0
33 ‘Dress Code’ Controversy: A Victim of Misogynistic Mindset or Something Else ? Rituparna Bhattacharyya · Space and Culture India Open access 29 Sep 2021 0
34 Safe(r) for staff? Equality implications for ‘reopening’ HE campuses in the Covid era Jessica Moody, Gary Loke, Fiona Kumari Campbell et al. · Discovery Research Portal (University of Dundee) Conference paperOpen access 21 Sep 2020 0
35 Review of Fee and Access Plans: 2017/18-2019/20: A report for the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales Pauline Hanesworth, Freya D Oloyede 2018 0

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