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Most cited papers in Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends

Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends

What are the most cited papers in Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends?

The most cited paper in Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends is "World Urbanization Prospects" (Philippe Bocquier, 2005), with 1,772 citations. Next come "THE STEPPING STONE MODEL OF POPULATION STRUCTURE AND THE DECREASE OF GENETIC CORRELATION WITH DISTANCE" (1,768) and "Intergenerational Solidarity in Aging Families: An Example of Formal Theory Construction" (1,341).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 55 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 World Urbanization Prospects Philippe Bocquier · Demographic Research Open access 4 May 2005 1,772
2 THE STEPPING STONE MODEL OF POPULATION STRUCTURE AND THE DECREASE OF GENETIC CORRELATION WITH DISTANCE Motoo Kimura, George H. Weiss · Genetics Apr 1964 1,768
3 Intergenerational Solidarity in Aging Families: An Example of Formal Theory Construction Vern L. Bengtson, ROBERT EDMUND ROBERTS · Journal of Marriage and the Family Nov 1991 1,341
4 Institutional analysis and the role of ideas in political economy John L. Campbell · Theory and Society Jun 1998 954
5 Social Indifference Curves Paul Anthony Samuelson · The Quarterly Journal of Economics Feb 1956 858
6 FUZZY SETS Lotfi A. Zadeh · Advances in fuzzy systems Book chapter May 1996 574
7 Population ecology of individuals Charles J. Krebs · Animal Behaviour Jun 1989 374
8 The analysis of social conflict—toward an overview and synthesis Raymond W. Mack, Richard Carlton Snyder · Conflict Resolution Jun 1957 270
9 Socialist Cities without Land Markets Alain Bertaud, Bertrand Renaud · Journal of Urban Economics 1997 246
10 Methods of Interregional and Regional Analysis Tschangho John Kim · Journal of Planning Education and Research Dec 1999 238
11 Food Security and Russia's 2010 Drought Stephen K. Wegren · Eurasian Geography and Economics 2011 209
12 THE MASS AS A SOCIAL INSTITUTION 1200‐1700 John Bossy · Past & Present 1983 200
13 Russian Federation: From the first to second demographic transition Сергей Владимирович Захаров · Demographic Research Open access Jul 2008 186
14 Testing Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: National Quality-of-Life Across Time Michael R. Hagerty · Social Indicators Research Mar 1999 167
15 Research on the Spatial Distribution Pattern and Influencing Factors of Digital Economy Development in China Zhiqiang Li, Ying Liu · IEEE Access Open access 2021 148
16 MATRIX ANALYSIS OF INTERREGIONAL POPULATION GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION Andrei Rogers · Papers of the Regional Science Association Open access 1967 147
17 Comparing Push and Pull Factors Affecting Migration Mariusz Urbański · Economies Open access 10 Jan 2022 143
18 Urbanization and Urban Sprawl Issues in City Structure: A Case of the Sulaymaniah Iraqi Kurdistan Region Sivan Hisham Al Jarah, Bo Zhou, Rebaz Jalil Abdullah et al. · Sustainability Open access 17 Jan 2019 140
19 National Land Use Morphology: Patterns and Possibilities Alan Grainger · Geography Jul 1995 139
20 Major Function Oriented Zone: New method of spatial regulation for reshaping regional development pattern in China Jie Fan, Wei Sun, Kan Zhou et al. · Chinese Geographical Science 13 Mar 2012 130
21 The Myth of Managed Migration: Migration Control and Market in the Soviet Period Cynthia Buckley · Slavic Review 1995 128
22 International Migration Drivers: Economic, Environmental, Social, and Political Effects Aleksy S. Kwilinski, Oleksii Valentynovych Lyulyov, Tetyana Pimonenko et al. · Sustainability Open access 24 May 2022 127
23 Age as a Category of Historical Analysis: History, Agency, and Narratives of Childhood Mary Jo Maynes · Journal of the history of childhood and youth/˜The œjournal of the history of childhood and youth 23 Mar 2008 126
24 Responses to the COVID-19 crisis in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus Anders Åslund · Eurasian Geography and Economics 16 Jun 2020 121
25 Trends of International Migration since 1965: What Existing Data Reveal Hania Zlotnik · International Migration Mar 1999 120
26 The impact of the COVID‐19 pandemic on internal migration in Germany: A descriptive analysis Nico Stawarz, Matthias Rosenbaum‐Feldbrügge, Nikola Sander et al. · Population Space and Place Open access 29 Mar 2022 118
27 AN IMMUNOLOGICAL METHOD OF INCREASING THE SENSITIVITY OF PRIMARY SARCOMAS TO LOCAL IRRADIATION WITH X RAYS Alexander Haddow, Peter M. Alexander · The Lancet Feb 1964 116
28 International isolation and regional inequality: Evidence from sanctions on North Korea Yong Suk Lee · Journal of Urban Economics 20 Nov 2017 113
29 The Use of Objective and Subjective Measures of Life Quality in Human Geography Michael Pacione · Progress in Human Geography Dec 1982 112
30 Migrant Integration Policy Index Giacomo Solano, Thomas Huddleston · Social Science Open Access Repository (GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences) Open access 2024 110
31 Temporary versus Permanent Youth Brain Drain: Economic Implications Vladimı́r Baláž, Allan M. Williams, Dániel Kollár · International Migration Oct 2004 110
32 Social Construction of Reality Harry M. Collins · Human Studies Mar 2016 109
33 International Trade and Labor Migration Wilfred J. Ethier · World Scientific Studies in International Economics Book chapterOpen access 29 May 2014 108
34 Fertility-Household Credit Burden Nexus at the Present Stage Ilya N. Gurov, Elena Yu. Kulikova · Population and Economics Open access 31 Mar 2022 104
35 THE THEORETICAL VALUES OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN RELATIVES IN RANDOM MATING POPULATIONS Oscar Kempthorne · Genetics 21 Mar 1955 104
36 Spatial development Strategy: Priorities and instruments Natalia V. Zubarevich · Voprosy Ekonomiki 15 Jan 2019 94
37 Cross-Border Tourist Routes: The Potential of Russia’s North- West Svetlana V. Stepanova · Baltic Region Open access 2017 93
38 Matryoshka Journeys: Im/mobility During Migration Noelle Kateri Brigden, Ċetta Mainwaring · Geopolitics 3 Mar 2016 93
39 The concept of migratory careers: Elements for a new theoretical perspective of contemporary human mobility Marco Martiniello, Andréa Réa · Current Sociology 7 Oct 2014 92
40 Models of parent-offspring conflict. II. Promiscuity M. R. Macnair, George A. Parker · Animal Behaviour Feb 1978 92
41 The Segregation of Socio-economic Groups in Urban Areas: a Comparative Analysis Barrie S. Morgan · Urban Studies Feb 1975 91
42 Russia’s food self-sufficiency and food security: an assessment Stephen K. Wegren, Christel Elvestad · Post-Communist Economies 7 Jun 2018 90
43 What drives planning in a shrinking city? Tales from two German and two American cases Karina Pallagst, René Fleschurz, Siba Said · Town Planning Review 2017 88
44 MESUREMENT AND MEANING OF PARENT–CHILD INTERACTION Kathryn E. Barnard, Mary A. Hammond, Cathryn L. Booth et al. · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1989 88
45 DOBZHANSKY'S GENETICS OF NATURAL POPULATIONS Sewall Wright · Evolution Sep 1982 87
46 The Perennial Multiple Family Household, Mishino, Russia 1782 - 1858 Peter Czap · Journal of Family History Mar 1982 87
47 Deconcentration without a ‘Clean Break’ Peter G. Gordon · Environment and Planning A Economy and Space Open access Mar 1979 87
48 The social organisation of the peasantry: The economic basis of Kinship Claude Meillassoux · The Journal of Peasant Studies Oct 1973 87
49 Planning control in Western Europe Patsy Healey · Land Use Policy Oct 1990 87
50 Geographical Research George H. T. Kimble · Science 25 May 1951 86

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