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Most cited papers in New Caledonia Indigenous Studies

New Caledonia Indigenous Studies

What are the most cited papers in New Caledonia Indigenous Studies?

The most cited paper in New Caledonia Indigenous Studies is "Multiculturalism without Culture" (Simon Thompson, 2008), with 250 citations. Next come "Certainties undone: fifty turbulent years of legal anthropology, 1949‐1999" (215) and "Aboriginal Property and Western Theory: Recovering a Middle Ground" (146).

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Showing 50 of 104 papers. Every paper with more than 14 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Multiculturalism without Culture Simon Thompson · Contemporary Political Theory Open access	20 Oct 2008	250
2	Certainties undone: fifty turbulent years of legal anthropology, 1949‐1999 Sally Falk Moore · Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute	Mar 2001	215
3	Aboriginal Property and Western Theory: Recovering a Middle Ground James H. Tully · Social Philosophy and Policy	1994	146
4	National Cultural Autonomy and its Contemporary Critics Bruce Haddock · Nations and Nationalism	29 Mar 2006	137
5	Lenses of Legal Research: A Descriptive Essay on Legal Research Methodologies Hari Sutra Disemadi · Journal of Judicial Review Open access	30 Nov 2022	114
6	Thinking About Indigenous Legal Orders Val Napoleón · Ius gentium Book chapterOpen access	12 Jul 2012	113
7	Jurisdiction and Settler Colonialism: Where Do Laws Meet? Shiri Pasternak · Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société	18 Jul 2014	110
8	Advancing Indigenous Rights at the United Nations: Strategic Framing and Its Impact on the Normative Development of International Law Rhiannon Morgan · Social & Legal Studies	27 Oct 2004	103
9	Symboles et figures, deux modes sociaux de signification. L’exemple de la Grande Maison d’Arama (Nouvelle-Calédonie) Denis Monnerie · Journal de la Société des océanistes Open access	2010	99
10	Colonialism as Structural Injustice: Historical Responsibility and Contemporary Redress* Catherine Lu · Journal of Political Philosophy	18 Apr 2011	93
11	Reconciliation and Colonial Power: Indigenous Rights in Australia Robert van Krieken · Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews	Mar 2009	76
12	Building inclusive democracies: Indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities in Latin America Donna Lee Van Cott · Democratization	Dec 2005	72
13	Aborigine, Indian, indigenous or first nations? Michael Adrian Peters, Carl Mika · Educational Philosophy and Theory Open access	17 Feb 2017	66
14	Producing legitimacy: reconciliation and the negotiation of aboriginal rights in Canada Carole Blackburn · Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute	16 Aug 2007	66
15	The Poetics of the Crocodile: Changing Cultural Perspectives in Ambonwari Borut Telban · Oceania	Jul 2008	64
16	Creating Crimmigration CCsar Cuauhttmoc Garcca Hernnndez · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	2014	63
17	FromTerra Nulliusto Affirmation: Reconciling Aboriginal Rights with the Canadian Constitution Michael I. Asch · Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société	Aug 2002	59
18	Daily, Immediate Conflicts: an Analysis of Villagers' Arguments about a Multinational Nickel Mining Project in New Caledonia1 Leah Sophie Horowitz · Oceania	Sep 2002	58
19	The anthropologist as historian and liberal: H‐A. Junod and the Thonga Patrick Harries · Journal of Southern African Studies	Oct 1981	56
20	Same-Sex Relationships in Yorùbá Culture and Orature George Olúsolá Ajíbádé · Journal of Homosexuality	28 Jun 2013	54
21	Colonial Laws: Sources, Strategies and Lessons? Martti Koskenniemi · Journal of the History of International Law / Revue d’histoire du droit international	Apr 2016	52
22	The Management of Wild Yam Tubers by the Baka Pygmies in Southern Cameroon Edmond Dounias · Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB) Open access	2000	51
23	The Moral Force of Indigenous Politics: Critical Liberalism and the Zapatistas Courtney Jung	14 Sep 2009	49
24	Discourses of language in colonial and postcolonial Brazil Cristine Görski Severo, Sinfree Bullock Makoni · Language & Communication	19 Sep 2013	49
25	Aroids and the Austronesians. Peter J. Matthews · Tropics Open access	1995	48
26	Children's Judgments of Flags and Flag-Burning Charles C. Helwig, Angela Prencipe · Child Development	1999	46
27	La « monnaie de sel » des Baruya de Nouvelle-Guinée Maurice Godelier · L Homme	1969	46
28	Culture and Rights: Anthropological Perspectives. Paul L Doughty · American Anthropologist	Jun 2003	45
29	Indigenous Rights in the Making: The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Jérémie Gilbert · International Journal on Minority and Group Rights Open access	2007	44
30	The peri‐urban Pacific: From exclusive to inclusive cities Donovan Storey · Asia Pacific Viewpoint	Dec 2003	39
31	In pursuit of self‐determination: Indigenous women's challenges to traditional diplomatic spaces Laura Parisi, Jeff Ganohalidoh Corntassel · Canadian Foreign Policy Journal	2007	37
32	Linking Race and Ethnicity to Culture: Steps along the Road from Inference to Hypothesis Testing Vonnie C. McLoyd · Human Development	2004	37
33	Approaching anxiety: The insistence of the postcolonial in the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples Colin Perrin · Law and Critique	1995	35
34	Quand combat et revendication kanak ou politique de l'État français manient indépendance, décolonisation, autodétermination et autochtonie en Nouvelle-Calédonie Stéphanie Graff · Journal de la Société des océanistes Open access	2012	35
35	Reunion Creole in New Caledonia Karin Speedy · Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages	11 Oct 2007	33
36	A nation within? Indigenous peoples, representation and sovereignty in Australia Jane B. Robbins · Ethnicities	27 May 2010	32
37	Unfinished Constitutional Business: Rethinking Indigenous Self-Determination Ravi de Costa · Canadian Journal of Political Science	Dec 2006	32
38	Allochtone, autochtone, invasif : catégorisations animales et perception d'autrui Elisabeth Rémy, Corinne Beck · Politix Open access	Jun 2008	32
39	Theme, structure and narrative in Chariton Bryan Peter Reardon · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter	31 May 1982	32
40	Treatment-seeking behaviour among the Nasioi people of Bougainville: choosing between traditional and western medicine Joan Macfarlane, Michael P. Alpers · Ethnicity and Health	11 Mar 2009	31
41	Éponges Tétractinellides et Lithistides bathyales de Nouvelle-Calédonie Claude Lévi, Pierrette Lévi · Bulletin du Muséum national d histoire naturelle Open access	1983	30
42	Outils de pierre, outils d'acier chez les Baruya de Nouvelle-Guinée Maurice Godelier, José Garanger · L Homme	1973	29
43	La terre en Nouvelle-Calédonie : pollution, appartenance et propriété intellectuelle Pierre-Yves Le Meur · Multitudes Open access	12 Apr 2010	28
44	The geopolitical ecology of New Caledonia: territorial re-ordering, mining, and Indigenous economic development Matthias Kowasch, Séverine Bouard, Simon P. J. Batterbury · Journal of Political Ecology Open access	21 Jan 2020	27
45	Culture and the Judiciary: The Meaning of the Culture Concept as a Source of Aboriginal Rights in Canada Ronald Niezen · Canadian Journal of Law and Society / Revue Canadienne Droit et Société Open access	Aug 2003	27
46	Culture, Self-Determination and Colonialism: Issues Around the Revitalization of Indigenous Legal Traditions Gordon Christie · TSpace (University of Toronto) Open access	2007	26
47	Respecting Autonomies and Minorities Bent Ole Gram Mortensen, Markku Suksi · Ius gentium Book chapter	11 Dec 2018	25
48	L'indistinction sexe et genre, ou l'erreur constructiviste Priscille Touraille · Critique	Feb 2011	25
49	Urban Kanak Parents on Customary Trial: An Ethnography of the Customary Family Court of Nouméa, New Caledonia Benoît Trépied · City & Society	Apr 2016	23
50	Réforme foncière et propriété dans la région de Houaïlou (Nouvelle-Calédonie) Michel Naepels · Études rurales Open access	2006	23

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