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#	Title	Missing	Priority	Citations
1	Social Representations of Responsibility in Gambling among Y… (10.29173/cgs88)	References ORCID	55.70	12
2	Patterns of Disciplinary Involvement and Academic Collaborat… (10.29173/cgs48)	References ORCID	47.71	8
3	The Walking Dead (10.29173/cgs11)	References ORCID License	35.78	2
4	Responsible Gambling: A Scoping Review (10.29173/cgs42)	References	35.78	26
5	Pocket Queens: Poker, Women, Stories (10.29173/cgs100)	References ORCID	34.95	4
6	Editorial, Volume 1, Issue 1 (10.29173/cgs47)	References ORCID	34.95	4
7	A Critical Analysis of Interventions for Women Harmed by Oth… (10.29173/cgs76)	References ORCID	34.95	4
8	High Stakes in the Bazaar (10.29173/cgs189)	References ORCID	30.10	3
9	The Relationship Between Unexpected Outcomes and Lottery Gam… (10.29173/cgs28)	References ORCID	30.10	3
10	Rationalization as a Dissonance Management Strategy among El… (10.29173/cgs32)	References ORCID	30.10	3
11	Where Isn’t the Action? (10.29173/cgs38)	References ORCID	30.10	3
12	Gambling Ain’t What It Used To Be: The Instrumentalization o… (10.29173/cgs81)	References ORCID	30.10	3
13	Responsible Gambling: Who is Responsible? (10.29173/cgs83)	References ORCID	30.10	3
14	The End of 'Responsible Gambling': Reinvigorating Gambling S… (10.29173/cgs164)	ORCID	25.00	9
15	What is special about gambling? A comparison of public disco… (10.29173/cgs43)	References	25.00	9
16	Pocket Queens (10.29173/cgs103)	References ORCID	23.86	2
17	Gambling, Deprivation and Class (10.29173/cgs105)	References ORCID	23.86	2
18	Postcolonial Africa and its Lotteries (10.29173/cgs117)	References ORCID	23.86	2
19	Editorial: What are Critical Indigenous Gambling Studies? (10.29173/cgs123)	References ORCID	23.86	2
20	Health Above Profits – We Need a New Gambling Act (10.29173/cgs165)	Abstract References	23.86	2
21	“All you’ve got to do is stop”: A Qualitative Examination of… (10.29173/cgs170)	References ORCID	23.86	2
22	Comparative Sociology of Dangerous Consumptions: An Intervie… (10.29173/cgs44)	References ORCID	23.86	2
23	Social Costs of Gambling Harm in Italy (10.29173/cgs50)	References	23.86	8
24	A Genealogical Analysis of the Medical Model of Problem Gamb… (10.29173/cgs72)	References ORCID	23.86	2
25	Gambling with the Windigo: Theorizing Indigenous Casinos and… (10.29173/cgs82)	References ORCID	23.86	2
26	The 'New Buffalo' Confronts a Pandemic: Implications of the… (10.29173/cgs93)	References ORCID	23.86	2
27	Rethinking Stigma and Gambling (10.29173/cgs13)	References ORCID License	22.58	1
28	Rise of Online and Sports Betting in Ghana (10.29173/cgs201)	Abstract References ORCID	22.58	1
29	Women, Pleasure and the Gambling Experience: 16 Years On (10.29173/cgs203)	Abstract References ORCID	22.58	1
30	Addressing gambling harms among women (10.29173/cgs221)	Abstract References ORCID	22.58	1
31	“Almost the Same but not Quite” (10.29173/cgs78)	References	19.45	5
32	The Zone and the Shame: Narratives of Gambling Problems in J… (10.29173/cgs112)	References	17.47	4
33	US Gambling Stagnation (10.29173/cgs152)	ORCID	17.47	4
34	Gambling Industry Strategies to Influence the Reform of Stat… (10.29173/cgs176)	References	17.47	4
35	How Luhmann’s systems theory can inform gambling studies (10.29173/cgs39)	References	17.47	4
36	Parliamentary Debates on Gambling Policies as Political Acti… (10.29173/cgs85)	References	17.47	4
37	$14.5-Billion Per Year and Counting: Canadian Gambling Stati… (10.29173/cgs110)	References ORCID	15.05	1
38	Editorial: What are Critical Gambling Studies? (10.29173/cgs135)	References	15.05	3
39	Characteristics and Experiences of Employees who Gamble at W… (10.29173/cgs172)	References ORCID	15.05	1
40	Gambling and financial harms: a multi-level approach (10.29173/cgs179)	Abstract ORCID	15.05	1
41	Gambling industry ‘black market’ warnings about illegal gamb… (10.29173/cgs268)	Abstract References	15.05	1
42	A Response to Gambling Studies’ #MeToo Moment (10.29173/cgs63)	References ORCID	15.05	1
43	Tribal Casino Labor Relations and Settler Colonialism (10.29173/cgs73)	References ORCID	15.05	1
44	“This is not about gambling, it’s about our lives” (10.29173/cgs84)	References ORCID	15.05	1
45	Evolving Understandings of Bingo in Four Decades of Literatu… (10.29173/cgs89)	References	15.05	3
46	WAI 1909 – The Waitangi Tribunal Gambling Claim (10.29173/cgs91)	References ORCID	15.05	1
47	A Critical Review of the Scholarly Discourse on Gambling Dis… (10.29173/cgs96)	References ORCID	15.05	1
48	“Gaming Addiction” and the Politics of Pathologies (10.29173/cgs126)	References	11.93	2
49	Ambiguity and Abjection: Residents’ Reactions to a New Urban… (10.29173/cgs18)	References	11.93	2
50	Health Promotion Strategies to Address Gambling-Related Harm… (10.29173/cgs29)	References	11.93	2