Most cited papers from Nepal Centre for Contemporary Research

The most cited paper from Nepal Centre for Contemporary Research is "Integrated Landscape Approach: Closing the Gap between Theory and Application" (Matthias Bürgi, M. P. Ali, Afroza Chowdhury et al., 2017), with 74 citations. Next come "New Challenges in Land Use in Nepal: Reflections on the Booming Real-estate Sector in Chitwan and Kathmandu Valley" (15) and "Wavering between profit-making and change-making: Private media companies in conflicts in Nepal" (3).

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