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Most cited papers from Woodbrooke

Woodbrooke

What are the most cited papers from Woodbrooke?

The most cited paper from Woodbrooke is "Questioning the secular state: the worldwide resurgence of religion in politics" (‘Ben’ Pink Dandelion, 1996), with 67 citations. Next come "Religion, class and identity: the state, the Catholic Church and the education of the Irish in Britain" (47) and "The colors of violence: cultural identities, religion and conflict" (28).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1	Questioning the secular state: the worldwide resurgence of religion in politics ‘Ben’ Pink Dandelion · International Affairs	Oct 1996	67
2	Religion, class and identity: the state, the Catholic Church and the education of the Irish in Britain ‘Ben’ Pink Dandelion · International Affairs	Oct 1996	47
3	The colors of violence: cultural identities, religion and conflict ‘Ben’ Pink Dandelion · International Affairs	Oct 1996	28
4	Using multiple religious belonging to test analogies for religion Rhiannon Grant · Bijdragen	8 Aug 2018	5
5	‘There’s just no space for me there’: Christian Feminists in the UK and the Performance of Space and Religion Giselle Vincett Book chapter	2 Aug 2012	5
6	Documentary Theology: Testing a New Approach to Texts in Religious Communities Rachel Muers, Rhiannon Grant · Journal of the American Academy of Religion	9 Aug 2017	4
7	Theology at Thresholds: Learning from a Practice ‘In Transition’ Rachel Muers, Rhiannon Grant · Ecclesial Practices	17 May 2017	4
8	Pressure and cooperation Hendrik wan der Merwe, S.A. Williams · Paradigms	Jun 1987	3
9	The religious basis of resistance and non‐response: A methodological note Roger E. Homan, Pink Dandelion · Journal of Contemporary Religion	May 1997	2
10	‘When two or three are gathered’ in a Zoom Room: The Theology of Online Unprogrammed Quaker Worship Pink Dandelion, Rhiannon Grant · Quaker Studies Open access	Dec 2021	1
11	Ritual with a Little Interaction and Grammar with a Small Vocabulary: Exploring ‘Afterwords’ with Collins and Lindbeck Rhiannon Grant · Quaker Studies Open access	Jun 2018	1
12	Does God really work in history? Leslie H. Gilbert · Learning for Living	1962	1
13	Friends in Britain Pink Dandelion · Digital Commons - George Fox University (George Fox University) Open access	2014	0
14	Meeting Fox in Fiction Rhiannon Grant · Quaker Studies Open access	4 Feb 2025	0
15	The Church and Social Problems (1910) Alice Paul · Clinical sociology review. Open access	30 Jun 2023	0
16	Quakers and Host Cultures: Towards a Theory of Accommodation Pink Dandelion · Quaker Studies Open access	Dec 2022	0
17	ARCHIVE SOURCES Geoffrey Carnall, Philippa Gregory · Edinburgh University Press eBooks Book chapterOpen access	7 May 2010	0
18	Theology from Listening Rhiannon Grant Book chapter	17 Apr 2020	0
19	Playing Language Games with BB8 Rhiannon Grant · Critical studies of education Book chapter	2021	0
20	Atonement in Early Quakerism: The Work of Christ in the Writings of James Nayler Stuart Masters · Quaker Studies Open access	Jun 2020	0
21	Guided by the Light, Living God’s Justice: The Theological and Spiritual Writings of John Punshon Stuart Masters · Quaker Studies Open access	Dec 2017	0
22	Melancholy Experience in Literature of the Long Eighteenth Century: Before Depression, 1660‐1800 – By Allan Ingram, Stuart Sim, Clark Lawlor, Richard Terry, John Baker and Leigh Wetherall‐Dickson Betty Hagglund · Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies	22 Nov 2012	0
23	‘Choose Life!’ Quaker Metaphor and Modernity Pink Dandelion, Betty Hagglund, Pam Lunn et al. · Quaker Studies Open access	Dec 2009	0
24	‘Do we Still Quake?’ An Ethnographic and Historical Enquiry Pam Lunn · Quaker Studies Open access	Dec 2008	0

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