Most Cited Works

This index contains the three most cited or most representative works of the Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center faculty and scholars and international faculty at the Johns Hopkins University - Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies. Titles are linked to the abstract, full-text or book preview when available. Most works may also be consulted in the SAIS Bologna Center library. Results are displayed in chronological order, most recent first. Search by scholar, issue or geographic area.

Scholar                 <Any>      Çiğdem Akın Matteo Alvisi Edmund Amann David Arase Paolo Calzini Emanuela Carbonara Tony Cavoli Marco Cesa Raffaella Del Sarto Vincent Della Sala Mahrukh Doctor David W. Ellwood Wilton B. Fowler Marco Gestri Mark Gilbert John L. Harper Arntraud Hartmann Gunther Hellmann P. Lelio Iapadre Erik Jones Kenneth H. Keller Jacob Kurien Snorre Kverndokk Winrich Kühne Giacomo Luciani Susanna Mancini Massimiliano Marzo Karim Mezran Antonio Missiroli Roda Mushkat Gianfranco Pasquino Richard Pomfret Arthur Rachwald Davide Raggi August Reinisch Thomas Simon Patricia Sourdin Francesco Strazzari Filippo Taddei Geoffrey Underhill Sanam Vakil Pascal Vennesson Adam K. Webb Stefano Zamagni Vera Negri Zamagni Issue Area                           <Any>      American Foreign PolicyConflict ManagementEconomicsEnergy Resources and EnvironmentEuropean StudiesInternational DevelopmentInternational RelationsItalian PoliticsLawMiddle East Studies Geographical Area         <Any>      Asia-Pacific Central and South America Europe North Africa and Middle East North America Sub-Saharan Africa
Libia: Fine o rinascita di una nazione? Co-authored with Arturo Varvelli (eds) Roma: Donzelli Editore (2012) Karim Mezran Adjunct professor of Middle East Studies The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
The Paradoxes of Global Economic Convergence, Milken Institute Review Çiğdem Akın, 2012, “The Paradoxes of Global Economic Convergence,” Milken Institute Review, Vol.14 (1), pp.52-60. Çiğdem Akın Assistant professor of Economics The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
Ethnic Identity and Minority Protection: Designation, Discrimination, and Brutalization Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books, Rowman & Littlefield (2012) Thomas Simon Resident professor of International Law The Johns Hopkins University - Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies
International Legal Compliance as a Rational Act: Theoretical Extensions and Chinese Realities Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems Journal, Vol. 20, pp 634-676 (2012) Roda Mushkat Visiting professor of International Law The Johns Hopkins University - Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies
Imperfect Substitutes for Perfect Complements: a Solution to the Tragedy of the Anticommons Co-authored with Emanuela Carbonara Forthcoming in the Bulletin of Economic Research (2012) Matteo Alvisi Adjunct professor of International Economics The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
Hybrid Economies and Statebuilding: on the Resilience of the Extralegal Co-authored with Bertine Kamphuis Global Governance (18) 1, pp. 57-72 (2012) Francesco Strazzari Adjunct professor of International Relations The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
The Dynamics of International Legal Regime Formation: the Sino-British Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong Revisited European Journal of International Law Vol. 22, No.4, pp 1119-1144 (November 2011) Roda Mushkat Visiting professor of International Law The Johns Hopkins University - Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies
Indexed Sovereign Debt: An Applied Framework Co-authored with Alberto Martin The Carlo Alberto Notebooks, Working Paper No. 104 (July 2011) Filippo Taddei Adjunct professor of International Economics The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
The Age of Equality: The twentieth century in economic perspective Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (2011) Richard Pomfret Adjunct professor of International Economics The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center
Regionalism in East Asia: Why has it flourished since 2000 and how far will it go? Singapore: World Scientific Publishing Company (2011) Richard Pomfret Adjunct professor of International Economics The Johns Hopkins University - SAIS Bologna Center