| The Wiley-Blackwell companion to political sociology E Amenta, K Nash, A Scott John Wiley & Sons, 2012 | 1244* | 2012 |
| The political consequences of social movements E Amenta, N Caren, E Chiarello, Y Su Annual Review of Sociology 36, 287-307, 2010 | 1117 | 2010 |
| States and social policies T Skocpol, E Amenta Annual review of sociology 12 (1), 131-157, 1986 | 1040 | 1986 |
| A hero for the aged? The Townsend movement, the political mediation model, and US old-age policy, 1934-1950 E Amenta, BG Carruthers, Y Zylan American journal of sociology 98 (2), 308-339, 1992 | 553 | 1992 |
| Bold relief: Institutional politics and the origins of modern American social policy E Amenta Princeton University Press, 2000 | 523* | 2000 |
| When movements matter: The Townsend plan and the rise of social security E Amenta Princeton University Press, 2006 | 458 | 2006 |
| Institutional theory E Amenta, KM Ramsey Handbook of politics: State and society in global perspective, 15-39, 2010 | 384 | 2010 |
| Age for leisure? Political mediation and the impact of the pension movement on US old-age policy E Amenta, N Caren, SJ Olasky American sociological review 70 (3), 516-538, 2005 | 352 | 2005 |
| Stolen thunder? Huey Long's" Share our wealth," political mediation, and the second New Deal E Amenta, K Dunleavy, M Bernstein American sociological review, 678-702, 1994 | 314 | 1994 |
| Making an impact: Conceptual and methodological implications of the collective goods criterion E Amenta, MP Young How social movements matter 10, 22-41, 1999 | 307 | 1999 |
| What we know about the development of social policy E Amenta Comparative historical analysis in the social sciences, 91-130, 2003 | 294 | 2003 |
| The legislative, organizational, and beneficiary consequences of state-oriented challengers E Amenta, N Caren The Blackwell companion to social movements, 461-488, 2004 | 280 | 2004 |
| It Happened Here: Political Opportunity, the New nstitutionalism, and the Townsend Movement E Amenta, Y Zylan Social movements: Critiques, concepts, case-studies, 199-233, 1995 | 246 | 1995 |
| All the movements fit to print: Who, what, when, where, and why SMO families appeared in the New York Times in the twentieth century E Amenta, N Caren, SJ Olasky, JE Stobaugh American Sociological Review 74 (4), 636-656, 2009 | 236 | 2009 |
| Where to begin: A survey of five approaches to selecting independent variables for qualitative comparative analysis E Amenta, JD Poulsen Sociological Methods & Research 23 (1), 22-53, 1994 | 224 | 1994 |
| Did capitalists shape social security? T Skocpol, E Amenta American Sociological Review 50 (4), 572-575, 1985 | 198 | 1985 |
| US social policy in comparative and historical perspective: Concepts, images, arguments, and research strategies E Amenta, C Bonastia, N Caren Annual Review of Sociology 27 (1), 213-234, 2001 | 169 | 2001 |
| Democratic states and social movements: Theoretical arguments and hypotheses E Amenta, MP Young Social problems 46 (2), 153-168, 1999 | 167 | 1999 |
| Wage wars: Institutional politics, WPA wages, and the struggle for US social policy E Amenta, D Halfmann American Sociological Review 65 (4), 506-528, 2000 | 157 | 2000 |
| The formative years of US social spending policies: Theories of the welfare state and the American states during the Great Depression E Amenta, BG Carruthers American Sociological Review, 661-678, 1988 | 150 | 1988 |
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