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• 2011Sectarianism as Counter‐Revolution: Saudi Responses to the Arab Spring178 cited
• 2010The Sociology of the Gulf Rentier Systems: Societies of Intermediaries105 cited
• 2018Religion and CSR: An Islamic “Political” Model of Corporate Governance101 cited
• 2015Oil and Anthropology83 cited
• 2013Towards Post-neoliberal Resource Politics? The International Political Economy (IPE) of Oil and Copper in Brazil and Chile77 cited
• 2021Rethinking the Resource Curse73 cited
• 2013State and Private Sector in the GCC after the Arab Uprisings62 cited
• 2016Rethinking the Conflict “Resource Curse”: How Oil Wealth Prevents Center-Seeking Civil Wars62 cited
• 2016The Evolution of Administrative Systems in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar: The Challenge of Implementing Market Based Reforms54 cited
• 2019Oiling the bureaucracy? political spending, bureaucrats and the resource curse51 cited
• 2015‘Can’t buy me legitimacy’: the elusive stability of Mideast rentier regimes42 cited
• 2017The Informal Dimension of Judicial Politics: A Relational Perspective39 cited
• 2019Saudi Arabia and the rentier regime trap: A critical assessment of the plan Vision 203032 cited
• 2018Rentierism’s Siblings: On the Linkages between Rents, Neopatrimonialism, and Entrepreneurial State Capitalism in the Persian Gulf Monarchies