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Most cited papers in Polish Historical and Cultural Studies

Polish Historical and Cultural Studies

What are the most cited papers in Polish Historical and Cultural Studies?

The most cited paper in Polish Historical and Cultural Studies is "God's Playground: A History of Poland" (R. F. Leslie, 1982), with 303 citations. Next come "Racism and Migration in Western Europe." (266) and "Skala samooceny SES Morrisa Rosenberga – polska adaptacja metody" (207).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 37 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 God's Playground: A History of Poland R. F. Leslie · International Affairs 1982 303
2 Racism and Migration in Western Europe. Marco Martiniello, John Wrench, John Solomos · International Migration Review 1995 266
3 Skala samooceny SES Morrisa Rosenberga – polska adaptacja metody Irena Dzwonkowska, Kinga Lachowicz‐Tabaczek, Mariola Łaguna · Social Psychological Bulletin Open access 2007 207
4 National Identity and Foreign Policy: Nationalism and Leadership in Poland, Russia, and Ukraine Robert Legvold, Ilya Prizel · Foreign Affairs 1999 179
5 The Politics of Ethnic Survival: Germans in Prague, 1861-1914 Wilma Abeles Iggers, Gary B. Cohen · New German Critique 1983 174
6 The Socialist Past and Postsocialist Urban Identity in Central and Eastern Europe Craig Young, Sylwia Kaczmarek · European Urban and Regional Studies 11 Dec 2007 152
7 Rude Awakening Social and Media Change in Central and Eastern Europe Karol Jakubowicz · Javnost - The Public Open access 2001 143
8 Central and Eastern Europe, 1944-1993: Detour from the Periphery to the Periphery T. Iván Berend 1996 142
9 Czy odmiana rosliny uprawnej spelnia kryteria do uznania jej za utwor w rozumieniu ustawy z dnia 4 lutego 1994 r. o prawie autorskim i prawach pokrewnych [Dz.U. z 2000 r. Nr 80, poz. 904] Jan Krzymański · Rośliny Oleiste - Oilseed Crops 2006 107
10 Fear: Anti-Semitism in Poland after Auschwitz, an Essay in Historical Interpretation Dariusz Stola · The English Historical Review 21 Dec 2007 102
11 Changes in the spatial structure of a large Polish city – The case of Poznań Jacek Kotus · Cities 27 Jul 2006 96
12 Interpreting "Nationality" and "Language" in the 2001 Ukrainian Census Dominique Arel · Post-Soviet Affairs 2002 94
13 CHOLERA AND SOCIETY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Asa Briggs · Past & Present 1961 93
14 The Development of Open‐air Markets in East‐Central Europe Endre Sík, Claire Wallace · International Journal of Urban and Regional Research Dec 1999 89
15 White enough, not white enough: racism and racialisation among Poles in the UK Kasia Narkowicz · Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Open access 11 Jan 2023 88
16 Paradoxes of (Post)Socialist Segregation: Metropolitan Sociospatial Divisions Under Socialism and After In Poland Szymon Marcińczak, Michael A. Gentile, Marcin Stępniak · Urban Geography May 2013 86
17 History, Europe and the “National Idea”: The “Official” Narrative of National Identity in Ukraine Kataryna Wolczuk · Nationalities Papers Dec 2000 85
18 Gizmo Idolatry Bruce A. Leff · JAMA 15 Apr 2008 83
19 The Birth of a Bipolar Party System or a Referendum on a Polarizing Government? The October 2007 Polish Parliamentary Election Aleks Szczerbiak · The Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics 15 Aug 2008 83
20 Confrontation by default and confrontation by design: strategic and institutional responses to Poland's populist coalition government Ben Stanley · Democratization 12 Aug 2015 81
21 Rethinking Hallin and Mancini beyond the west: an analysis of media systems in Central and Eastern Europe Laia Castro, Edda Humprecht, Sven Engesser et al. · Zurich Open Repository and Archive (University of Zurich) Open access 2017 80
22 Ethnic minority identity and movement politics: The case of the Roma in the Czech Republic and Slovakia Peter Vermeersch · Ethnic and Racial Studies Sep 2003 80
23 ‘Other’ Posts in ‘Other’ Places: Poland through a Postcolonial Lens? Lucy Mayblin, Aneta Piekut, Gill Valentine · Sociology Open access 22 Dec 2014 78
24 Polish workers and the post-communist transition, 1989–1993 Mark A. M. Kramer · Communist and Post-Communist Studies Mar 1995 77
25 A European Television History Jonathan Bignell, Andreas Fickers 2008 77
26 Employment first, then childbearing: Women's strategy in post-socialist Poland Anna Matysiak · Population Studies 23 Oct 2009 74
27 The Causes of Ukrainian-Polish Ethnic Cleansing 1943 Timothy K. Snyder · Past & Present May 2003 74
28 International Business and Central Europe, 1918-1939. John Oxborrow, Alice Teichová, P. L. Cottrell · The Economic Journal Dec 1984 72
29 Taking stock of post-socialist urban development: A recapitulation Kiril Stanilov · ˜The œGeojournal library Book chapter 11 Aug 2007 72
30 Cezary Marasiński (rec.): Benjamin R. Barber, Skonsumowani. Jak rynek psuje dzieci, infantylizuje dorosłych i połyka obywateli Cezary Marasiński · Kultura i Edukacja 2010 70
31 Ego-dokumenty i ich znaczenie w badaniach naukowych Władysława Szulakiewicz · Przegląd Badań Edukacyjnych Open access 25 Sep 2013 69
32 The Roman Catholic Church and democracy in Poland Mirella W. Eberts · Europe Asia Studies Jul 1998 68
33 Konstytucja Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej: Komentarz encyklopedyczny Krystian Complak · Cuestiones Constitucionales Revista Mexicana de Derecho Constitucional Open access Jun 2010 68
34 Industrial Change and Foreign Direct Investment in the Postsocialist Economy Bolesław Domański · European Urban and Regional Studies Apr 2003 66
35 Race and racism in Poland: Theorising and contextualising ‘Polish-centrism’ Bolaji Balogun · The Sociological Review 2 Jun 2020 65
36 The relevance of “Western” theoretical concepts for investigations of the margins of post-socialist cities: the case of Prague Martin Ouředníček · Eurasian Geography and Economics 2 Sep 2016 63
37 The Gypsy Threat Narrative Matthew T. Loveland, Delia Mioara POPESCU · Humanity & Society 4 Sep 2015 63
38 Migration Movements from and into Poland in the Light of East‐West European Migration Krystyna Iglicka · International Migration Mar 2001 62
39 Commemorative Lawmaking: Memory Frames of the Democratic Backsliding in Poland After 2015 Marta Bucholc · Hague Journal on the Rule of Law Open access 13 Aug 2018 60
40 OTHER PEROVSKITE-TYPE COMPOUNDS Francis S. Galasso · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1969 59
41 The Holocaust and Memory in the Global AgeLevyD.SznaiderN. The Holocaust and Memory in the Global Age Temple University PressPhiladelphia, 2006, vi, 234, £16.95ISBN 1592132766 David C. Tollerton · Journal of Jewish Studies Apr 2007 59
42 Which conservatism? The identity of the Polish Law and Justice party Adam Folvarčný, Lubomír Kopeček · Politics in Central Europe Open access 31 Mar 2020 57
43 Polish workers and the post‐communist transition, 1989–93 Mark A. M. Kramer · Europe Asia Studies Jun 1995 57
44 Postsocialist Nationalism: Rediscovering the Past in Southeast Poland Chris Hann · Slavic Review 1998 56
45 European Migration Network Jonathan Faull · VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) 2005 55
46 Wie es zur „biographischen Methode“ kam und was daraus geworden ist. Ein Kapitel aus der Geschichte der Sozialforschung Martin A. Kohli · Zeitschrift für Soziologie Open access Jun 1981 55
47 The Gender of Resistance in Communist Poland Padraic Kenney · The American Historical Review Apr 1999 54
48 Populism and the European Culture Wars: The Conflict of Values between Hungary and the EU Christopher Garbowski · The Polish Review 20 Sep 2018 53
49 Fighting for Another Fatherland: The Polish Minority in the German Army, 1914-1918 A. Watson · The English Historical Review 23 Sep 2011 53
50 Breaking the Barrier: The Rise of Solidarity in Poland, by Lawrence Goodwyn Raymond Taras · Political Science Quarterly 1992 53

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