OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Geoforum is 28. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
The Infrastructural Time of resilience: Accounting for new (and old) forms of government in the South African grid	90
Framing the flames: Addressing public disengagement through fear framings in Australian bushfire preparedness campaign videos	62
Constructing public rent: Property tax appeals and the fiscal strategies of rentier capitalism	52
Four seasons of border violence: The co-option of the seasons into the management of migration	51
Atlas of finance: Seeing and communicating the (financial) world differently	50
The monster has landed: Shifting land tenure regimes and the political ecology of a Chilean mining ‘wasteland’	48
A Karen indigenous approach to food sovereignty: Tracing processes of institutional emergence	48
Digitalising rural lifestyles: Online platforms and everyday life in Chinese villages	48
Editorial Board	47
Care narratives: Babassu breakers and mother palm trees	42
The political ecology of crops: From seed to state and capital	42
‘Migratising’ mobility: Coloniality of knowledge and externally funded migration capacity building projects in Niger	41
Bittersweet cocoa: Certification programmes in Ghana as battlegrounds for power, authority and legitimacy	38
Dependent development and authoritarian state capitalism: Democratic backsliding and the rise of the accumulative state in Hungary	37
Editorial Board	36
Living with fragile infrastructure: The gendered labour of preventing, responding to and being impacted by sanitation failures	36
The digital void of voluntourism: Here, there and new currencies of care	35
Narrating values, persuading government: The unsettled stories of agricultural land ownership in the rural Canadian Prairies	33
́We are the limitś performing climate justice commoning in the Czech Klimakemp	32
Territorial narratives: Talking claims in open moments	32
Struggle for the sands of Xolobeni – From post-colonial environmental injustice to crisis of democracy	31
After the collapse: Evaluating undone science in the wake of a global environmental crisis	31
Skill ecosystems in the global South: Informality, inequality, and community setting	31
Economic freedom or crypto-colonialism? Materialities of Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador	30
Circuits of capital, the socio-ecological fix and power relations in a rural area. The genealogy of socio-ecological transformations of the upper Saône valley (France)	29

Climate imaginaries and their mediums	29
Blinded like a state: Water scarcity and the quantification dilemma in Morocco	29
Far-right Ecology and Geopolitical Resentment at Europe’s Periphery: The Case of Romania’s “Conservative Revolution”	28
The corporate food regime in conflict zones: Armed violence and agriculture in the Zona de Reserva Campesina-Valle del Río Cimitarra, Colombia	28