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Most cited papers from Kingston College

What are the most cited papers from Kingston College?

The most cited paper from Kingston College is "Green marketing and Ajzen’s theory of planned behaviour: a cross‐market examination" (Stavros P. Kalafatis, Michael Pollard, Robert East et al., 1999), with 1,072 citations. Next come "Personality and domain‐specific risk taking" (1,038) and "Decomposition of regular matroids" (748).

Showing 50 of 59 papers. Every paper with more than 98 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Green marketing and Ajzen’s theory of planned behaviour: a cross‐market examination Stavros P. Kalafatis, Michael Pollard, Robert East et al. · Journal of Consumer Marketing Oct 1999 1,072
2 Personality and domain‐specific risk taking Nigel Nicholson, Emma Soane, Mark Fenton‐O’Creevy et al. · Journal of Risk Research 21 Feb 2005 1,038
3 Decomposition of regular matroids Paul D. Seymour · Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series B Open access Jun 1980 748
4 Classical theory of charge transfer and ionization of hydrogen atoms by protons R Abrines, Ian Colin Percival · Proceedings of the Physical Society Open access Aug 1966 682
5 Risk, trust, and the interaction of perceived ease of use and behavioral control in predicting consumers’ use of social media for transactions Jared M. Hansen, George Saridakis, Vladlena Benson · Computers in Human Behavior Open access 10 Nov 2017 525
6 Microfossil Assemblages and the Cenomanian-Turonian (late Cretaceous) Oceanic Anoxic Event Ian Jarvis, Greg A. Carson, M. K. E. Cooper et al. · Cretaceous Research Mar 1988 408
7 Ecopreneurship – a new approach to managing the triple bottom line Sarah E. A. Dixon, Anne Clifford · Journal of Organizational Change Management 29 May 2007 363
8 Sheaves and logic Michael Paul Fourman, Dana Scott · Lecture notes in mathematics Book chapter 1979 303
9 Investment decisions and the theory of planned behaviour Robert East · Journal of Economic Psychology Jun 1993 300
10 Dimer Models from Mirror Symmetry and Quivering Amoebae Bo Feng, Yang‐Hui He, Kristian D. Kennaway et al. · Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics Open access 2008 280
11 Explaining Global Patterns of Language Diversity Daniel Nettle · Journal of Anthropological Archaeology Dec 1998 259
12 Percolation Probabilities on the Square Lattice Paul D. Seymour, Dominic J. A. Welsh · Annals of discrete mathematics Book chapter 1978 256
13 Firehose and Mirror Instabilities in a Collisionless Shearing Plasma Matthew W. Kunz, A. A. Schekochihin, James M. Stone · Physical Review Letters Open access 23 May 2014 243
14 A generalized correspondence principle and proton-hydrogen collisions R Abrines, Ian Colin Percival · Proceedings of the Physical Society Aug 1966 216
15 Disjoint paths in graphs Paul D. Seymour · Discrete Mathematics Open access May 2006 214
16 Fourier transform NMR spectroscopy Rex Edward Richards · Nature 5 May 1977 213
17 “SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT” 611–12 NORMAN DAVIS · Notes and Queries Dec 1966 210
18 Taking control of word of mouth marketing: the case of an entrepreneurial hotelier David Stokes, Wendy Lomax · Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development Dec 2002 207
19 Semilingualism: A Half-Baked Theory of Communicative Competence Marilyn Martin‐Jones, Suzanne Romaine · Applied Linguistics 1986 206
20 An assessment of dissolution techniques for the analysis of geological samples by plasma spectrometry Marina M. Totland, Ian Jarvis, Kym E. Jarvis · Chemical Geology 1992 204
21 Identity and existence in intuitionistic logic Dana Scott · Lecture notes in mathematics Book chapter 1979 196
22 “There are two sides to every story”: Innovation and collaboration within networks of large and small firms Helen Lawton Smith, Keith Dickson, Stephen Lloyd Smith · Research Policy Oct 1991 169
23 Transitivity of permutation groups on unordered sets Peter J‎. Cameron · Mathematische Zeitschrift Jun 1976 166
24 Learning the hard way: the lessons of owner‐managers who have closed their businesses David Stokes, Robert Andrew Blackburn · Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development Mar 2002 160
25 Dual polar spaces Peter J‎. Cameron · Geometriae Dedicata 1982 158
26 Linguistic diversity of the Americas can be reconciled with a recent colonization Daniel Nettle · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Open access 16 Mar 1999 158
27 Rare-earth element geochemistry of standard sediments: A study using inductively coupled plasma spectrometry Ian Jarvis, Kym E. Jarvis · Chemical Geology Dec 1985 152
28 Branched-Chain Amino Acids and Central Fatigue Eric A. Newsholme, Eva Blomstrand · Journal of Nutrition Open access 2006 149
29 An electron microscopical study on the genesis of lipofuscin, melanin and haemosiderin in the haemopoietic tissues of fish Carmelo Agius, S. A. Agbede · Journal of Fish Biology Apr 1984 149
30 Strongly regular graphs having strongly regular subconstituents Peter J‎. Cameron, J.-M. Goethals, J.J. Seidel · Journal of Algebra Open access Dec 1978 147
31 A Classification of Thrust Fronts C.K. Morley · AAPG Bulletin 1986 145
32 Plasma spectrometry in the earth sciences: techniques, applications and future trends Ian Jarvis, Kym E. Jarvis · Chemical Geology 1992 142
33 Helicobacter pylori infection and early onset myocardial infarction: case-control and sibling pairs study John Danesh, Linda D. Youngman, Sarah L. Clark et al. · BMJ Open access 30 Oct 1999 141
34 Nahm's transformation for instantons Peter J. Braam, Pierre van Baal · Communications in Mathematical Physics Jun 1989 140
35 Towards a contingency theory of corporate planning: Findings in 48 U.K. companies Peter H. Grinyer, Shawki Al‐Bazzaz, Masoud Yasai‐Ardekani · Strategic Management Journal 1986 134
36 Language Diversity in West Africa: An Ecological Approach Daniel Nettle · Journal of Anthropological Archaeology Dec 1996 126
37 Optimal Sampling Strategies for the Measurement of Spin–Spin Relaxation Times Jonathan A. Jones, Paul Hodgkinson, Abigail Barker et al. · Journal of Magnetic Resonance Series B Oct 1996 126
38 Relative Efficiency Assessments Using Data Envelopment Analysis: An Application to Data on Rates Departments Emmanuel Thanassoulis, Robert G. Dyson, Morris John Foster · Journal of the Operational Research Society May 1987 126
39 Single premise deduction and risk Maria Lasonen‐Aarnio · Philosophical Studies 28 Sep 2007 125
40 The Radio-Frequency Confinement and Acceleration of Plasmas Hans Motz, C. J. H. Watson · Advances in electronics and electron physics Book chapter 1967 124
41 Evolution of the Cornubian ore field, Southwest England; Part II, Mineral deposits and ore-forming processes Norman J. Jackson, Jonathan Willis-Richards, David A.C. Manning et al. · Economic Geology Aug 1989 120
42 The use of water absorption kinetic data to predict laminate property changes Geoffrey Pritchard, S.D. Speake · Composites Jul 1987 119
43 Information disclosure of social media users Vladlena Benson, George Saridakis, Hemamaali Tennakoon · Information Technology and People Open access 3 Aug 2015 119
44 Sedimentology, geochemistry and origin of phosphatic chalks: the Upper Cretaceous deposits of NW Europe Ian Jarvis · Sedimentology Feb 1992 118
45 Correlation of 140S antigen dose with the serum neutralizing antibody response and the level of protection induced in cattle by foot-and-mouth disease vaccines T. W. F. Pay, Peter J. Hingley · Vaccine Mar 1987 115
46 Handling geographical information: methodology and potential applications Seppe Cassettari · Applied Geography Jul 1992 113
47 Xerographic time of flight experiment for the determination of drift mobility in high resistivity semiconductors S. M. Vaezi-Nejad · International Journal of Electronics Mar 1987 112
48 Electrochromic properties of conducting polyanilines Peter J.S. Foot, Richard A. Simon · Journal of Physics D Applied Physics 14 Nov 1989 111
49 THE MELANO-MACROPHAGE CENTRES OF FISH: A REVIEW Carmelo Agius · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1985 111
50 Experiences in visual thinking Sue-Ann Lee · Design Studies 1982 110

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