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Most cited papers from Kings Foundation

What are the most cited papers from Kings Foundation?

The most cited paper from Kings Foundation is "Cognitive predictors of grief trajectories in the first months of loss: A latent growth mixture model." (Kirsten V. Smith, Anke Ehlers, 2019), with 75 citations. Next come "Fratelli d’Italia in the European Parliament: between radicalism and conservatism" (22) and "The European Conservatives and Reformists Group: Cooperation or Opposition in Europe’s Parliament?" (12).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Cognitive predictors of grief trajectories in the first months of loss: A latent growth mixture model. Kirsten V. Smith, Anke Ehlers · Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology Open access 26 Sep 2019 75
2 Fratelli d’Italia in the European Parliament: between radicalism and conservatism Edoardo Bressanelli, Margherita de Candia · Contemporary Italian Politics Open access 25 Nov 2023 22
3 The European Conservatives and Reformists Group: Cooperation or Opposition in Europe’s Parliament? Margherita de Candia, Edoardo Bressanelli · The International Spectator Open access 19 Aug 2024 12
4 Regional Copper Deficiency in White-Tailed Deer Seth T. Rankins, Randy W. DeYoung, Aaron M. Foley et al. · Open Journal of Ecology Open access 2023 5
5 Border Regimes: Homophobia and LGBT Place Making in Six Ordinary Cities in Europe Martina Klett-Davies · Religions Open access 22 Dec 2021 4
6 Problematising the Victims’ Rights Directive From the Ground: The Implementation of Victim Support Services in Greece, Italy, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Spain Olga Jubany, Martina Klett-Davies, Malin Roiha · European Journal of Crime Criminal Law and Criminal Justice 27 Dec 2022 3
7 Re-imagining Artists’ Relationships with the Past: Recreation, Attention, Transformation Emily Pott · Research in Arts and Education Open access 3 May 2024 1
8 Redesigning Online Maths for Social Sciences Assessments in the GenAI Age Zeenat Soobedar de Villeneuve · Journal of Research in Educational Sciences Open access 28 Jun 2026 0
9 Special issue “The design of the public realm: emerging theories and practices” Matthew Hardy · Journal of Urbanism International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability Open access 2 Oct 2025 0
10 Selected Counterprojects in Brussels Lucien Steil, Victoria Schulz-Daubas · Journal of Traditional Building Architecture and Urbanism Open access 12 Nov 2025 0
11 Quick Fix: Group Agreements with Go-Rounds for a Well-Behaved and Inclusive Classroom Saio Gradin · College Teaching Open access 12 Sep 2025 0
12 Sustainable healthy communities: the contested role of ‘region’ in the housing development sector Graeme D. Larsen, A. H. Lee, Megi Zala · CIB Conferences Conference paperOpen access 19 Jun 2025 0
13 Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulatation alleviates motor impairment in Parkinson's disease: association with peripheral inflammatory regulatory T-cells and SYT6 Fen Xie, Bibiao Shen, Yuqi Luo et al. · Research Square PreprintOpen access 18 Oct 2024 0

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