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Most cited papers from Institute for Historical Study

What are the most cited papers from Institute for Historical Study?

The most cited paper from Institute for Historical Study is "Decolonizing the Map: Cartography from Colony to Nation" (Charles Robert Sullivan, 2019), with 81 citations. Next come "The Woman inside the Negotiations: Alva Myrdal's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, 1961–1982" (4) and "Looking for the answer" (2).

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1 Decolonizing the Map: Cartography from Colony to Nation Charles Robert Sullivan · Terrae Incognitae 23 Aug 2019 81
2 The Woman inside the Negotiations: Alva Myrdal's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, 1961–1982 Sondra R. Herman · Peace &amp Change Oct 1998 4
3 Looking for the answer Nancy Whitten Zinn · Bulletin of the history of medicine Mar 1998 2
4 Lieutenant Castner's Alaskan Exploration, 1898: A Journey of Hardship and Suffering William F. Strobridge, Lyman L. Woodman · Western Historical Quarterly Apr 1985 1
5 Solidarity Abroad: Alva Myrdal’s Campaign for the Developing Nations Sondra R. Herman · Pioneers in arts, humanities, science, engineering, practice Book chapter 2022 0
6 Mapping Shakespeare’s World Charles Robert Sullivan · Terrae Incognitae 2 Jan 2018 0
7 Explorers of the Maritime Pacific Northwest: Mapping the World through Primary Documents Charles Robert Sullivan · Terrae Incognitae 2 Jan 2018 0
8 “So far as can be known …” A Commentary on Megan Marshall’sMargaret Fuller: A New American Life Judith Strong Albert · Women s Studies 30 Apr 2014 0
9 The lady and the virgin; Image, attitude and experience in twelfth-century France Kathleen L. Casey · History of European Ideas 1989 0
10 Barbara Boxer.Blind Trust, Barbara Boxer with Mary-Rose Hayes. Judith Strong Albert · Women s Studies 23 Apr 2010 0
11 Henrik Pontoppidan.Lucky Per.Translated from the Danish with Notes and Afterword by Naomi Lebowitz Judith Strong Albert · Women s Studies Jun 2012 0
12 Sonderzeichen Yoko Tawada: Ein Briefwechsel zwischen Susan Bernofsky und Bernard Banoun Susan Bernofsky, Bernard Banoun · Transit Open access 3 Oct 2010 0

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