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J. Chunga

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h-index: 7
Works: 21
Citations: 510

Most-cited papers

How land transfer affects agricultural land use efficiency: Evidence from China’s agricultural sector
R. Fei, Ziyi Lin, J. Chunga
2021244 citations
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Does the popularization of agricultural mechanization improve energy-environment performance in China’s agricultural sector?
Min-Jie Jiang, Xin-Jie Hu, J. Chunga, Ziyi Lin +1 more
202095 citations
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Access to water and sanitation among people with disabilities: results from cross-sectional surveys in Bangladesh, Cameroon, India and Malawi
I. Mactaggart, W. Schmidt, K. Bostoen, J. Chunga +8 more
2018BMJ Open52 citations Open access
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Malawi at the Crossroads: Does the Fear of Contracting COVID-19 Affect the Propensity to Vote?
G. C. Chirwa, B. Dulani, Lonjezo Sithole, J. Chunga +2 more
2020European Journal of Development Research30 citations Open access
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Tracking factor substitution and the rebound effect of China’s agricultural energy consumption: A new research perspective from asymmetric response
R. Fei, Hao-Lin Wang, Zihao Wen, Zhenqing Yuan +2 more
202026 citations
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A Cluster-Randomized Trial to Evaluate the Impact of an Inclusive, Community-Led Total Sanitation Intervention on Sanitation Access for People with Disabilities in Malawi.
A. Biran, L. Danquah, J. Chunga, W. Schmidt +6 more
2018American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene21 citations Open access
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The role of social actors in water access in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from Malawi and Zambia
T. Scanlon, O. Uguru, T. Jafry, B. Chinsinga +7 more
201617 citations Open access
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Energy rebound effect associated with energy efficiency: an application to China’s agricultural sector
A. Pan, Q. Sun, Q. Wang, J. Chunga +2 more
2021International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology7 citations
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Incumbency Turnover of Local Government Councillors in Malawi
A. Chiweza, J. Chunga, Charles Chunga
2021Politikon5 citations
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Clergy in Politics: The Opportunistic Engagement of Faith-Based Organisations in Malawi’s Politics
J. Chunga, A. Tostensen
2020Journal of Religion in Africa5 citations
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Examining the Relevance of Political Parties in Malawi
J. Chunga
20143 citations
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Malawians Support 2019 Post-election Demonstrations but Split on Government Power to Limit Protests
J. Chunga
20202 citations
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The perils of megaphone diplomacy on Malawi’s ambitious Shire- Zambezi Waterway project
H. Kayuni, Dan Banik, J. Chunga
20211 citations
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Malawians see Inequalities but say Federalism is not the Answer
J. Chunga, J. Abdul
20201 citations
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Malawians see Declining Quality of Elections, Express Little Trust in the Electoral Commission
J. Chunga
20201 citations
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Malawians Admire South Africa as Development Model, see Strong Influence of U.S. and China
J. Chunga
20151 citations
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Exploring relationship pathways to prevent intimate partner violence among young women in Malawi
A. Pereira, J. Chunga, Juba Kafumba, M. Tsoka +1 more
2026Culture, Health and Sexuality0 citations Open access
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Correction to: Malawi at the Crossroads: Does the Fear of Contracting COVID-19 Affect the Propensity to Vote?
G. C. Chirwa, B. Dulani, Lonjezo Sithole, J. Chunga +2 more
2021European Journal of Development Research0 citations Open access
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Malawians' Voting Intentions Point to a Closely Point to a Closely Contested Presidential Election
J. Chunga
20200 citations
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Malawians Losing Confidence in Elections, Demand Reforms
J. Chunga
20170 citations
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Malawians Increasingly Cautious about Exercising Right to 'Free' Political Speech
Thomas Isbell, J. Chunga
20170 citations
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