Current History

Papers
(The TQCC of Current History is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Unspoken Legacies of Fascism in Italy69
Protecting Children’s Rights in Crises19
López Obrador’s Transformation of Mexican Democracy16
Egyptian Universities Search for a New Role11
France’s Identity Crisis9
How Bangladeshi Students Toppled a Government9
Mining, Water Conflicts, and Climate Change in Chile’s Atacama Desert9
Saving Nature and Ourselves8
Interspecies Relations in the Midst of the Russia–Ukraine War7
India’s Oligarchic State Capitalism6
Art and Protest in Kazakhstan6
African Nationalism and the United Nations6
Israel, Palestine, and the Road to October 7: Dead End or Deadly Detour?5
A Slow Disaster Historical Experiment5
The Democratic Challenges in Global Governance of AI5
Colombia Tries a Transformative Left Turn4
Climate Disaster Risk, Disability, and Resilience4
The Dark Arctic4
China’s Endless Frontier4
Huawei Is Quietly Dominating China’s Semiconductor Supply Chain4
The Violent Remaking of Jeddah4
Croatia’s Uneasy First Decade in the European Union4
Namibia’s Intractable Land Question4
The Mobile Fortress4
Solar Power and the Struggle for Electrification in Africa4
Europe’s Energy Dilemma4
Mexico’s Structures of Violence4
The Elusive Dream of Democracy, Security, and Well-Being in Mozambique3
Ethics and Global Health Emergencies3
Pentecostalism and Power in Guatemala3
China’s Sin City3
Erratum3
Surviving Under the Shadow of the Islamic State3
The Art of Navalny and the History of Corruption3
The Unfolding Sovereign Debt Crisis3
Chasing Extraterrestrial Intelligence3
The Trap of Wish Fulfillment3
China’s Ecological Engineering in the Anthropocene3
The Legacies of the Stroessner Dictatorship in Paraguay3
Guest Editor’s Note2
Transformations in Afghan Media and Culture Through Cycles of Upheaval2
As Oil Is Waning, the Times Are Changing2
The Contradictory Syrian Presence in Turkey’s Southern Borderlands2
Can Ecuador Avoid Becoming a Narco-State?2
Digital Currencies—More than a Passing Fad?2
A Case for Extreme Climate Action2
The Tensions of the New Marcos Presidency2
Why Zimbabweans Choose to Migrate or Stay2
Gender and Sexual Politics in China’s Online Dating Scene2
Khaki Capital and Coups in Thailand and Myanmar2
The European Union’s Strategic Test in Ukraine2
Finland and Sweden’s Road to NATO2
The Rebels Who Fought Mexican and US Oppression2
Re-engineering the Innovation Chain1
Visions and Mirages of Tourism in the Middle East1
Enzyme Power1
Central European Thinkers Who Prophesied Our World1
Tibetan Exiles in India Face Urgent Questions1
China’s Booming Fiction Industry1
Forgetting Atrocity in East Africa1
The Elections that Unmade Turkey’s Democracy1
Violent Silence1
Migrants in Waiting in Mexico1
The Japanese Pursuit of Human–Robot Companionship1
The Return of Inflation1
The Evolving Terrorism Threat in Europe1
Culture, Imperialism, and the Other Russias1
Okinawa’s Unsettled Membership in Japan1
Why Witchcraft Matters Now1
Neglect and Resistance in Brazil’s Pandemic1
The Business of Climate Transformation1
Ideas Matter1
Amazigh Indigeneity and the Remaking of Tamazgha1
Why Latin America Has Embraced Ecotourism1
Crisis and Institutional Collapse in Haiti1
Portugal’s Legacies of Colonialism and Decolonization1
Chad after Idriss Déby1
Africa in the World Arena1
The Climate Risk of Green Industrial Policy1
A Country in Abeyance1
Forging Nationalism Through Heritage in Oman1
Women’s Struggles for Empowerment in Bangladesh1
How War Is Rebordering Ukraine1
Land Concessions and Postwar Conflict in Laos1
Green Extractivism’s New Frontiers1
The Ghostly Politics Haunting Yemen1
May Nigeria Not Happen to You1
The Politics of Extreme Heat in Urban South Asia1
The Abe Assassination and Japan’s Nexus of Religion and Politics1
The Tragedy of Transition in Ethiopia and Sudan1
Pluralistic Approaches to Mental Health Care in Ghana1
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