Current Sociology

Papers
(The TQCC of Current Sociology is 4. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Importation for comparison as apparatus: Israeli prime ministers and their political strategies of memorialization36
Farewell to genre: Plot, meaning, and eudaemonic paths in social narratives23
Editing at the end of the Soviet empire22
Ticket inspectors use emotion displays of sympathy and dominance to manage status dynamics in passenger encounters18
Reconnecting to the social: Ontological foundations for a repurposed and rescaled SIA16
Spectacularising narratives on femicide in South Africa: A decolonial feminist analysis15
Navigating intimate practices under the spectre of familial dementia14
Narratives of institutional trust: Turkish migrants’ comparative perspectives in Germany and Türkiye14
Ordinary consumption in extra-ordinarily small homes: Acquisition, storage and decluttering practices of micro-apartment residents14
‘Being old’ and ‘feeling old’ in contemporary Italy: Active ageing and COVID-1914
The dilemma of constitutional mobilization: The housing and the environmental social movements at the Chilean Constitutional Convention13
Classes in transition: Intergenerational family trajectories and forced migration in historical context13
Digital home-lessness: Exploring the links between public Internet access, technological capital, and social inequality12
Why and how lifestyle change to reduced consumption is an active part of the emerging sustainability transformation12
Beyond Hamsters’ syndrome11
Guiding distinctions of social theory: Results from two online brainstormings and one quantitative analysis of the ISA Books of the XX Century corpus11
Social-constructivist and figurational biographical research10
The power of a look: Tracing webs of power in intimate partner violence through an everyday act9
Enchanted realism: Representations of self-fulfilment among Italian youth after the pandemic9
Education as care labor: Expanding our lens on the work-life balance problem8
Innovation in economic evolution: Reintroducing Schumpeterian thought to current advances in economic sociology8
The social space of Italian leading sociology journals: A network and field-theoretic analysis of sociologists’ interlocking editorships8
Millennial femininity and the harmonious state of mind8
Fluid yet sticky? Exploring social class through the lens of transnational migration8
Caste, gender, race: Signposts of a feminist anti-caste approach7
Imaginative labor and embodied cognition: Economic sociology as a cognitive science7
On the cult of the individual: The Quantified Self public gatherings, self-tracking, and individualism7
Femtech apps and quantification of the reproductive body in India: Issues and concerns6
The single-mother ghost-father family: Perspectives of single women choosing posthumous reproduction, a preliminary study6
Race and/or caste: What is at stake?6
On the monopoly of violence: Ideal types of settler colonial violence and the habitus of sumud6
Being a woman or being a mathematician: Self and external perceptions of female early career researchers in a mathematical cluster of excellence6
A value turn in sociology6
LGBT+ ballroom dancers and their shoes: Fashioning the queer self into existence6
Public perceptions of climate change during the COVID-19 crisis: Evidence from social media data in China6
What is femicide? The United Nations and the measurement of progress in complex epistemic systems6
Racial residential patterns in Singapore: What happens after the implementation of racial quotas in public housing?6
Durable despite tension: Adult sibling relationships within family figurations5
Challenging the sociological canon: An analysis of theoretical practices in Norwegian sociology5
Editors’ foreword to the 70th anniversary volume5
Can a colonial flag become a banner for democracy? The Case of the Dragon and Lion flag and the 2019 Hong Kong protests5
Reflections of a Monographs editor5
‘I feel like I’m yours, but I’m not yours’: Three accounts to interpret an idiosyncratic form of dating and romantic relationship among young female college students in South Korea5
Sociology of values or sociology of morality?5
Exploring equity in social impact assessment5
‘No way. You will not make [insert country here] home’: Anti-asylum discursive transfer from Australia to Europe4
Home care for profit: Intermediary agencies and digital platforms brokering migrant women’s labour in Spain4
Why broker novel concepts into economic sociology? Transcending the New Economic Sociology4
Giving and receiving: Gendered service work in academia4
Passing and telling: Israeli Arabized soldiers4
The impact of COVID 19 in Argentina and Chile’s informal settlement: Populous habitats and ways of living in times of crisis4
Re-imagining the measurement of femicide: From ‘thin’ counts to ‘thick’ counts4
An emerging military-industrial-nonprofit complex? Exploring conscripted volunteering in Israel4
After 50 years of social impact assessment, is it still fit for purpose?4
Southern theory, knowledge production and Russia’s war in Ukraine: An interview with Raewyn Connell4
‘. . . You are a Muslim, and our village disapproves of this’: The objections of indigenous minority communities in Israel to women’s employment in the police on grounds of gender, nationality and cri4
Everyday utopias and social reproduction4
Reframing the social acceptance of mining projects: The contribution of social impact assessment in the Brazilian Amazon4
Unpacking the global climate politics-to-local nexus: Renewables, community struggles, and social impacts4
Diasporic multiculturalism4
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