Latest Research in Constitutional Jurisprudence and Geopolitical Conflict
1,230 research papers · 0.3 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Constitutional Jurisprudence and Geopolitical Conflict
- Judicial and Constitutional Studies — 27 papers
- African Education and Politics — 27 papers
- Policing Practices and Perceptions — 26 papers
- Political Conflict and Governance — 25 papers
- Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 24 papers
- Turkey's Politics and Society — 22 papers
- Crime Patterns and Interventions — 22 papers
- South Asian Studies and Conflicts — 22 papers
- European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies — 21 papers
- Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence — 21 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Mnemonic bordering: ‘Eastness’ and the politics of refugee recognition in Estonia (4 citations)
- Complexities and Vulnerabilities of the Rule of Law: A Response to Comments on Law's Rule (1 citations)
- Safeguarding the epistemic sphere: The learning mechanisms of journalists and academics opposing autocratisation in Türkiye (1 citations)
- Forum: Bridging divides—Georgia, the European Union, and the challenges of cooperation amid conflicts (1 citations)
- Opposition learning as capitulation: Communist parties’ trajectories in Iraq and Morocco (1 citations)
- How do oppositions learn in times of disaster? The ambiguities of opposition learning after the 2020 Beirut port explosion (1 citations)
- The Structural Scarcity of Materialized Justice
- Antidemocratic Policing in America: The Institutionalization of Historical Trauma
- Austro-Hungarian Relations 1867–1914: The Perfect Example of a Community of Conflict?
- Neither Democratic Breakthrough nor Conservative Consolidation: Thailand’s 2026 General Election in a Contested Political Order
- Diaspora Awareness and Engagement with Homeland Public Diplomacy Among Members of Turkish Associations in Germany
- Peculiarities of recognizing forensic medical examination as inadmissible evidence in civil proceedings
- Democracy for Whom? Herrenvolk Democracy and the American Founding
- Not Little Sparta: Militarisation and the politics of constraint in Kuwait
- Understanding the impact of extreme war outcomes on future fights
- Pan-Africanism Reimagined? Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré and the Confederation of the Sahel States
- Antidemocratic Policing in America: The Institutionalization of Historical Trauma
- Trump, the International Criminal Court, and the Future of Global Impunity
- Recasting legal literacy in the management curriculum: business law, responsibility, and sustainability
- Narrating coups as colonial projects: how the AKP reframes the Turkish military after the July 15 coup attempt
Sub-Regions
- Judicial and Constitutional Studies — 423 papers
- Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 238 papers
- African Education and Politics — 210 papers
- Legal Issues in Education — 144 papers
- Turkey's Politics and Society — 121 papers
- Political Conflict and Governance — 73 papers