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Most cited papers from Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection

Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection

What are the most cited papers from Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection?

The most cited paper from Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection is "Changing place names in post-apartheid South Africa: accounting for the unevenness" (Mcebisi Ndletyana, 2012), with 49 citations. Next come "The stuff that dreams are made of: HIV ‐positive adolescents’ aspirations for development" (32) and "Pesky metrics: the challenges of measuring ART adherence among HIV-positive adolescents in South Africa" (30).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Changing place names in post-apartheid South Africa: accounting for the unevenness Mcebisi Ndletyana · Social Dynamics	Mar 2012	49
2	The stuff that dreams are made of: HIV ‐positive adolescents’ aspirations for development Rebecca Hodes, Jenny Doubt, Elona Toska et al. · Journal of the International AIDS Society Open access	Feb 2018	32
3	Pesky metrics: the challenges of measuring ART adherence among HIV-positive adolescents in South Africa Rebecca Hodes, Lucie Dale Cluver, Elona Toska et al. · Critical Public Health Open access	28 Nov 2018	30
4	Innovation dynamics of the wind energy industry in South Africa and Brazil: technological and institutional lock-ins André Tosi Furtado, Radhika Perrot · Innovation and Development Open access	3 Jul 2015	30
5	Whose just energy transition? A South African perspective Nqobile Xaba · Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Energy and Environment Open access	9 May 2023	22
6	‘Yummy or crummy?’ The multisensory components of medicines-taking among HIV-positive youth Rebecca Hodes, Beth Vale, Elona Toska et al. · Global Public Health Open access	Aug 2018	14
7	Drivers and Barriers to Wind Energy Technology Transitions in India, Brazil and South Africa Britta Rennkamp, Radhika Perrot · Hexagon series on human and environmental security and peace Book chapter	2016	12
8	UBUNTU AS FOREIGN POLICY: THE AMBIGUITIES OF SOUTH AFRICA'S BRAND IMAGE AND IDENTITY Garth L. le Pere · Strategic Review for Southern Africa Open access	20 Jan 2021	9
9	Evaluating the Implementation of South Africa's Just Energy Transition in Coal Regions Nqobile Xaba · Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Energy and Environment Open access	Jun 2025	7
10	Opposition Politics and the Culture of Polarisation in Zimbabwe, 1980–2018 Zenzo Moyo · African histories and modernities Book chapter	2020	5
11	Hegemonic Struggles of the African National Congress: From Cacophony of Morbid Symptoms to Strained Renewal Susan Booysen · Africa Spectrum Open access	Aug 2018	5
12	‘This democracy is killing us’: perceptions of rights and democracy in the South African Police Service Heidi Brooks · The Journal of Modern African Studies	Jun 2020	4
13	Government R&D Impact on the South African Macroeconomy Radhika Perrot, David Mosaka, Lefentse Nokaneng et al. · African Journal of Science Technology Innovation and Development Open access	6 Aug 2013	4
14	In Precarious Battle: Labour Broking in the South African Post Office Khwezi Mabasa · Politikon	2 Jan 2022	3
15	Whose Science? What Knowledge? Science, Rationality and Literacy in Africa Hester du Plessis Book chapter	2012	3
16	Verraaiers:A reflection Rachel Browne · Critical Arts	Aug 2013	3
17	Cancer Bionanotechnology: Biogenic Synthesis of Metallic Nanoparticles and Their Pharmaceutical Potency Maluta Steven Mufamadi, Jiya Mary George, Zamanzima Mazibuko et al. · Nanotechnology in the life sciences Book chapter	2019	2
18	Class dynamics and state transformation in South Africa Joel Netshitenzhe · Africa Institute of South Africa eBooks Book chapter	17 Jan 2014	2
19	South Africa: The Ambiguities of a Middle Power Garth L. le Pere · Global Policy Open access	13 Jan 2026	1
20	The Social Shaping of Nuclear Energy Technology in South Africa Britta Rennkamp, Radhika Bhuyan Book chapterOpen access	13 Apr 2017	1
21	Public service by, of and for the public Barry Gilder	Sep 2015	1
22	Western Cape local government elections : triumph of the political over racial and religious identities? Leslie Dikeni	Mar 2011	1
23	Domestic Revenue Mobilisation in Zambia: A Case Study of Tax Administration and Fiscal Governance Ramos Mabugu, Machete (Eddie) Rakabe · Administrative Sciences Open access	13 Sep 2026	0
24	The Strategic Goals of the Jacob Zuma Government’s Foreign Policy: A Retrospective Assessment Chris Landsberg, Oscar van Heerden · Journal of International Politics Open access	2020	0
25	From the Outside Looking In: Building an Underground from Exile Barry Gilder · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	2019	0
26	Manna from Heaven! South Africa’s Search for Relevance in the BRICS Constellation Chris Landsberg, Oscar van Heerden · International political economy series Book chapter	2021	0
27	Revolution, reconciliation and transformationThe legacy of Mandela : South Africa Joel Netshitenzhe · New Agenda South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy	2016	0
28	Persistent Presence of ‘Race’ in Post-racial 21st Century SA Jeffrey Sehume · Sociology and Anthropology Open access	Nov 2014	0
29	Independent vs the ruling party : a case of Maletswai Municipality Mcebisi Ndletyana	Mar 2011	0

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