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The 50 Most-Frequently Cited Articles
in South Asia Research as of October 1, 2008 -- updated monthly

Most-cited rankings are recalculated at the beginning of the month.
Rankings are based on citations to articles on this journal site from articles in HighWire-hosted journals.

11.  Geert De Neve
  Towards an Ethnography of the Workplace: Hierarchy, Authority and Sociability On the South Indian Textile Shop-Floor
  Sep 01, 2001; 21: 133-160.
(In "Article")   [PDF]
 
12.  Andrew Grout
  Geology and India, 1775-1805: an Episode in Colonial Science
  May 01, 1990; 10: 1-18.
(In "Article")   [PDF]
 
13.  Sanjoy Bhattacharya, Benjamin Zachariah
  'A Great Destiny': the British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45
  Apr 01, 1999; 19: 71-100.
(In "Article")   [PDF]
 
14.  Sylvia Vatuk
  Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-E-Islam: Constructing an Ethnography of 'the Moosulmans of India'
  Apr 01, 1999; 19: 5-28.
(In "Article")   [PDF]
 
15.  Jeanne Openshaw
  The Radicalism of Tagore and the Bauls of Bengali
  Apr 01, 1997; 17: 20-36.
(In "Article")   [PDF]
 
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