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#	Title	Journal	Year	Citations
1	Invisible feminists? Social media and young women’s political participation	Political Science	2013	81
2	State Building Reconsidered: the Role of Hybridity in the Formation of Political Order	Political Science	2007	76
3	Voter Turnout in New Zealand General Elections, 1928-1988	Political Science	1988	69
4	Misogyny and misrepresentation	Political Science	2013	64
5	The Effect of Aid On Capacity To Adapt To Climate Change: Insights From Niue	Political Science	2008	62
6	Maori Socio-Economic Disparity	Political Science	2000	57
7	Carbon Footprints, Life Cycle Analysis, Food Miles: Global Trade Trends and Market Issues	Political Science	2008	54
8	Face to face(book)	Political Science	2014	52
9	‘Second-Class MPs’? New Zealand’s Adaptation to Mixed-Member Parliamentary Representation	Political Science	1998	51
10	Thatcherism and Rogernomics: Changing the Rules of the Game—Comparisons and Contrasts	Political Science	1987	47
11	How Many Parties will New Zealand have under MMP?	Political Science	1994	45
12	The Analysis of Distorted Representation in Two-Party Single-Member Elections	Political Science	1960	42
13	Party Identification and Voting Behaviour in New Zealand	Political Science	1984	39
14	The Political Consequences of Labour’s New Right Agenda: Findings from the Fendalton Survey, 1987	Political Science	1990	39
15	One Cheer for Hierarchy- Accountability in Disjointed Governance	Political Science	2003	38
16	Coleridge and the English Revolution	Political Science	1988	37
17	Women and the Problem of Parliamentary Representation: A Comparative Perspective	Political Science	1993	37
18	Parties, Policies, and Personalities: A Study of Two Electorates in the 1984 New Zealand General Election	Political Science	1987	36
19	Social Structure and Political Attitudes: A Report of 1984 Election Voting in Three Auckland Marginals	Political Science	1987	36
20	Programmatic Intransigence and the Limits of the Modern Campaign: New Zealand Labour in 1990	Political Science	1994	36
21	Learning to be a majority: Negotiating immigration, integration and national membership in Quebec	Political Science	2010	35
22	Moral Philosophy and Natural Law: From the Cambridge Platonists to the Scottish Enlightenment	Political Science	1988	34
23	Spatial Elements in Voting Patterns at the 1968 Christchurch City Council Election	Political Science	1972	32
24	Common Law and Political Theory in Early Stuart England	Political Science	1988	30
25	Constituency Campaign Intensity and Split-Ticket Voting: New Zealand’s First Election Under MMP, 1996	Political Science	1999	30
26	'Nowhere Far From the Sea': Political Challenges of Coastal Adaptation To Climate Change in New Zealand	Political Science	2008	30
27	Rethinking cultural diplomacy: The cultural diplomacy of New Zealand, the Canadian Federation and Quebec	Political Science	2010	27
28	Water dragon? China, power shifts and soft balancing in the South Pacific	Political Science	2012	26
29	Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft	Political Science	1965	23
30	‘Unsophisticated and unsuited’	Political Science	2014	23
31	The New Zealand Election Study	Political Science	2000	21
32	Framing Science: Climate Change in the Mainstream and Alternative News of New Zealand	Political Science	2008	21
33	The changing power distribution in the South China Sea: Implications for conflict management and avoidance	Political Science	2010	21
34	Japan’s maritime security interests in Southeast Asia and the South China Sea dispute	Political Science	2013	21
35	Mobilisation or demobilisation? Perceived discrimination and political engagement among visible minorities in Quebec	Political Science	2017	21
36	Democratisation By Stealth: Changing Processes in New Zealand Local Government 1989–1997	Political Science	1999	20
37	Conceptual Models of Power and Their Applicability to Empirical Research in Politics	Political Science	1966	19
38	Political Leaders and Voter Perceptions: Images of Muldoon and Rowling at the 1975 and 1978 New Zealand General Elections	Political Science	1980	19
39	The Struggle for the Agenda: New Zealand Labour Party Candidate Selections 1987-93	Political Science	1998	19
40	The effect of political candidates’ occupational background on voters’ perceptions of and support for candidates	Political Science	2016	19
41	Small states and cyber security	Political Science	2013	18
42	Strategies for Environmental Policy Co-ordination: The New Zealand Experience	Political Science	1991	17
43	The Relation of Votes to Seats in Elections for the Australian House of Representatives, 1949-1954	Political Science	1957	15
44	Two Steps Forward, Two Steps Back: Maori Devolution, Maori Advisory Committees and Maori Representation	Political Science	1991	15
45	The Potential of Civil Society in Climate Change Adaptation Strategies	Political Science	2008	15
46	Emerging international indigenous rights norms and ‘over-compliance’ in New Zealand and Canada	Political Science	2010	15
47	Neofunctionalism: A Case of Mistaken Identity	Political Science	1978	14
48	Problems and Approaches in The Study of Bargaining and Negotiation	Political Science	1984	14
49	The Politics of Access: Mining Companies, the State, and Landowners in Papua New Guinea	Political Science	1990	14
50	Party Politics, Political Leaders and Trust in Government in Australia	Political Science	2001	14

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