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Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014: papers linking to it

Harvard Dataverse · Dataset · 2015 · doi.org/10.7910/DVN/ZTPW0Y

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Research papers in the 480 tracked journals that link to Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014 (https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/ZTPW0Y), read from their Crossref records: by year, category and journal, the family tree of papers building on one another, and the linked repositories derived from it or that it derives from.

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Key findings#

  • 7 papers in the tracked journals link to the Harvard Dataverse dataset Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014 in their Crossref records, the first in 2016; most of them (2) in 2024.
  • By category: Economics (7); the journals with the most are World Development (1), Journal of Economic Growth (1) and Public Choice (1).

By year#

2016: 1 paper2019: 2 papers2022: 1 paper2024: 2 papers2025: 1 paper
20162025
Papers linking to Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014 by publication year
YearPapers
20161
20192
20221
20242
20251

Journals#

Journals whose papers link to Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014 most
JournalPapers
World Development1
Journal of Economic Growth1
Public Choice1
Telecommunications Policy1
Constitutional Political Economy1
Papers linking to Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014, most cited first
PublishedTitleJournalAuthorsCitationsLink
2019-02-06Group inequality and the severity of civil conflictJournal of Economic GrowthJohn D. Huber, Laura Mayoral44cites it
2016-11-16Internet diffusion and regime type: Temporal patterns in technology adoptionTelecommunications PolicySebastian Stier33cites it
2024-05-04Natural Resources and Undernourishment in Developing Countries? Is There a Curse?Environmental and Resource EconomicsHenri Njangang, Sosson Tadadjeu, Joseph Keneck Massil10cites it
2019-01-16Political regimes and publicly provided goods: why democracy needs developmentPublic ChoiceMartin Roessler7cites it
2025-05-09Does the homicide resource curse exist? Evidence in selected countriesWorld DevelopmentArmand Totouom4cites it
2024-04-05Fertility and the oil curseEmpirical EconomicsDong‐Hyeon Kim, Shu‐Chin Lin2cites it
2022-09-27The effects of economic development on democratic institutions and repression in non-democratic regimes: theory and evidenceConstitutional Political EconomyAlexander Kemnitz, Martin Roessler1cites it

How this is measured#

Links are read from each paper's Crossref record as its publisher deposited it: the URLs and repository DOIs in its reference list (the software and data it cites) and its supplementary links (“is-supplemented-by”: its own code or data). A paper that gives its code only in the text, a footnote or a data availability statement is not counted, and some publishers deposit reference lists without their URLs, so every count here is a lower bound. Repository details come from the GitHub REST API (stars, forks, and the repository a fork was made from), the Hugging Face Hub API (likes, downloads, and the base model a model was derived from) and DataCite (Zenodo and other data DOIs, and the GitHub release a Zenodo record archives), read again every month.

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Scholar4AI. (2026). Oil and Gas Data, 1932-2014: papers linking to it. Journal and Conference Research Rankings. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/code/dataverse-ztpw0y

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  year = {2026},
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  urldate = {2026-11-03},
  note = {Journal and Conference Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
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