Most cited papers from Peace Museum

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What are the most cited papers from Peace Museum?

The most cited paper from Peace Museum is "Peacekeeping, conflict resolution and peacebuilding: A reconsideration of theoretical frameworks" (A. Betts Fetherston, 2000), with 122 citations. Next come "Winning the peace: Youth, identity and peacebuilding in Bosnia and Herzegovina" (38) and "Torturous Path to Peace" (36).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Peacekeeping, conflict resolution and peacebuilding: A reconsideration of theoretical frameworks A. Betts Fetherston · International Peacekeeping	Mar 2000	122
2	Winning the peace: Youth, identity and peacebuilding in Bosnia and Herzegovina Steve Gillard · International Peacekeeping	Mar 2001	38
3	Torturous Path to Peace David J. Francis · Security Dialogue	Sep 2000	36
4	The Hidden Cost of Deterrence: Nuclear Weapons Accidents 1950-88 Shaun R. Gregory, Alistair D. N. Edwards · Bulletin of Peace Proposals	1989	35
5	Democratization in the Balkans: Challenges and prospects Tom K. Gallagher · Democratization	Sep 1995	32
6	Picking out the Pieces of the Liberal Peaces: Representations of Conflict Economies and the Implications for Policy Neil Cooper · Security Dialogue	Dec 2005	28
7	Global Governance as the Friendly Face of Unaccountable Power Jim Whitman · Security Dialogue	Mar 2002	18
8	UNPROFOR: Some observations from a conflict resolution perspective A. Betts Fetherston, Oliver P. Ramsbotham, Tom Woodhouse · International Peacekeeping	Jun 1994	15
9	Growing the Grassroots or Backing Bandits? Dilemmas of Donor Support for Haiti's (UN)Civil Society Moritz Schuberth · Journal of Peacebuilding & Development Open access	Apr 2016	11
10	‘An Army for rent’, private military corporations and civil conflicts in Africa: The case of Sierra Leone Charles Quarker Dokubo · Civil Wars	Jun 2000	11
11	Public Health and Human Rights: Evidence-based Approaches Nana Kwabena Poku · Development in Practice	21 Oct 2008	10
12	Openness and security policy in South‐East Asia Malcolm Chalmers · Survival	Sep 1996	9
13	Cooperation and conflict: The South Asian diaspora after Ayodhya Stacey Burlet, Helen Dwight Reid · Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies	Oct 1995	6
14	Wandering lonely in a crowd: reflections on the Muslim condition in the West Philip Lewis · Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations	Jul 2011	5
15	A century on the edge: from Cold War to hot world, 1945-2045 Paul B. Rogers · International Affairs	2014	5
16	Striving for “real” democracy in Africa: The roles of international donors and civil society in Zimbabwe Donna Pankhurst · Global Society	May 1998	5
17	Humanitarian Intervention in an Era of Pre-emptive Self-Defence Jim Whitman · Security Dialogue	Sep 2005	3
18	Non‐lethal weapons for UN military operations Nick Lewer, Steven R. Schofield · International Peacekeeping	Sep 1997	3
19	`Bombs Away'? Malcolm Chalmers · Security Dialogue	Mar 1999	3
20	The dimensions of Fianna fail rule in Ireland Tom K. Gallagher · West European Politics	1981	2
21	The rise of the regional leagues in Italy Tom K. Gallagher · Regional & Federal Studies	Jun 1993	2
22	After the 1994 parliamentary election: Whither the Italian northern league? Tom K. Gallagher · Regional & Federal Studies	Jun 1994	2
23	The strategic defence review— British policy options Malcolm Chalmers · The RUSI Journal	Aug 1997	2
24	United Nations peacekeeping in the post‐cold war world Tamara Duffey · Civil Wars	Sep 1998	2
25	THE POLITICS OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION IN POST-GENOCIDE RWANDA Moritz Schuberth · Strategic Review for Southern Africa Open access	22 Jun 2013	2
26	An overview Miranda L. Davies · Third World Quarterly	Oct 1983	1
27	Human securitised reintegration of formerly abducted children in Northern Uganda Grace Maina · African Security Review	Dec 2009	1
28	European elections: Ireland Tom K. Gallagher · West European Politics	Oct 1982	1
29	The museology of peace: How accessible, collection‐led, peace history contributes to cultures of peace Clive Barrett · Peace &amp Change Open access	18 Jun 2024	0
30	Reference Review Paul Rogers · Security Dialogue	Mar 1999	0
31	Happiness as a right Adam Curle · The International Journal of Human Rights	Sep 1998	0
32	The Trouble with Nuclear Disarmament by Negotiations Rip Bulkeley · Bulletin of Peace Proposals	Oct 1983	0
33	Security burdensharing and the transatlantic relationship Malcolm Chalmers · Paradigms	Dec 1993	0
34	‘This farrago of anomalies’:The European response to the war in Bosnia‐Hercegovina, 1992–95 Tom K. Gallagher · Mediterranean Politics	Jun 1996	0
35	Intelligence and proliferation: Lessons from the Matrix Churchill affair Davina Miller · Intelligence & National Security	Apr 1996	0

Citations are OpenAlex's own counts, from its 2026-09-23 snapshot, so the ranking can differ from Google Scholar or Web of Science. A paper is listed for an institution when any of its authors gave it as an affiliation; retracted papers and papers whose citation count cannot be traced to citing works are left out, and a preprint and the article it became are shown once. Release dates are OpenAlex's: where a source gave only a month or a year, that is what is shown. How the lists are chosen.