Most cited papers from Wireless Innovation Forum

Wireless Innovation Forum

What are the most cited papers from Wireless Innovation Forum?

The most cited paper from Wireless Innovation Forum is "Making Laws Work: Advocacy Forum's Experiences in Prevention of Torture in Nepal" (Mandira Sharma, 2014), with 20 citations. Next come "Governance in community forestry in Nepal through forest certification" (19) and "On the witness stand:" (2).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Making Laws Work: Advocacy Forum's Experiences in Prevention of Torture in Nepal Mandira Sharma · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	Apr 2014	20
2	Governance in community forestry in Nepal through forest certification Ram Prasad Acharya, Basundhara Bhattarai, N. Dahal et al. · The International Forestry Review	Mar 2015	19
3	On the witness stand: Israela Meyerstein, James C. Todd · American Journal of Family Therapy	1980	2
4	Youth Resilience and Violence Prevention: Some Insight from Selected Locations in Zimbabwe Lloyd Pswarayi · Politeia	2 Sep 2020	1
5	The Geo-Politics for Preventing Human Trafficking in Indonesia: A Lesson Learn from Maritime State Muhammad Pathan Ramadhan, Jihan Syahida Sulistyanti · Indonesian Journal of Advocacy and Legal Services Open access	16 May 2020	1
6	Ammar’s Banksy-Style Ad Campaign: An Analysis of Verbal and Visual Ideographs and Synchronic Dimension Brooke L. Long · Visual Communication Quarterly	2 Apr 2020	1
7	The Correlation Between the Categories of “Means”, “Tool”, and “Method” in the Activities of a Defense Attorney in Criminal Proceedings Arsen A. Bagryan · Russian investigator	12 Mar 2026	0
8	Letter from Consumer Advocacy Group to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Government of India Consumer Advocay Group . · Central University of Kashmir Law Review Open access	31 Dec 2025	0
9	Advocacy for Physics and for Physicists: Results of an Informal Survey of American Physical Society Members in 2025 Michael B. Bennett · arXiv (Cornell University) PreprintOpen access	30 Jun 2025	0
10	From rehabilitation to prevention: The need to move one step further Tony Reeler · Torture Journal Open access	13 Jun 2022	0
11	MERCOSUL: a dicotomia entre a manutenção das listas de exceções e o sonho da constituição de um Mercado Comum Centro Universitário de Brasília, Brasil, Bruna Cunha Costa Cardoso, Fernanda Burle et al. · Rev secr Trib perm revis Open access	26 Apr 2018	0
12	2016 Advocacy Update Manuel E. Bonilla · ASA Monitor	Aug 2016	0
13	Due process in Medicare appeals: a primer. Alfred J. Chiplin · PubMed	2002	0
14	Commentary Vicki Gorrlich, Patricia Nemore Book chapterOpen access	2001	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.