OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Itinerario-International Journal on the History of European Expansion is 0. 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.)

Article	Citations
Towards a More Intimate Understanding of Black Female Lives in Slavery – ADDENDUM	5
ITI volume 47 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	2
The Late Colonial State Revisited	2
“Press the thumb onto the eye”: Moral Effect, Extreme Violence, and the Transimperial Notions of British, German, and Dutch Colonial Warfare, ca. 1890–1914	2
Mathematics, Mao, and Many Reasons. An Interview with Kapil Raj	2
Editorial	2
Geninka and Slavery: Jesuit Casuistry and Tokugawa Legislation on Japanese Bondage (1590s–1620s)	2
ITI volume 48 issue 2 Cover and Back matter	2
“Whiteness,” Prejudice, and the Consolidation of an Anglo-American Elite in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong	2
ITI volume 46 issue 2 Cover and Back matter	2
Expanding the Borders of Atlantic History	1
‘Propping up the rebellion’: Big business, late colonialism, and decolonisation in Rhodesia, 1966–1979	1
Petites Affaires: Pacotille Commerce and the Intimate Networks of Free Women of Colour in the Eighteenth-Century French Caribbean	1
“Blackshirts” and “Blacklists”: The Politics of Late-Colonial Central Kenya, 1958–1963	1
The Native Militia in the Seventeenth-Century Spanish Philippines: A Space of Power for the Indigenous Elite	1
Spheres of Life and Scales of Action among Gujarati and Omani Merchants in the African Great Lakes Region, 1920s–1930s	1
Brassage on Film: Late Colonialism in French Africa and Race-Making in Postcolonial France in the Work of Jean Rouch	1
Arming Slaves in Early Modern Maritime Asia - ERRATUM	1
Forum Introduction: Gender, Intimate Networks, and Global Commerce in the Early Modern Period	1
Tourism, Space and Agency: Unpacking Māori Guides’ Creation of “Imagined Whakarewarewa”	1
Colonial Education Goes International: A Micro-History of Knowledge Production and Circulation in an Age of Imperial Crisis	1
“Your sister growes rich by her great trade”: Catherine Nicks's Intimate Economy	1
Reciprocal Mobilities in Colonial Encounters in Eighteenth-Century Luzon	1
‘History writing as an act of faith in humanity.’ An interview with Ben Teensma	0
Afterword: Tourism and Empire	0

“An Easily and Cheaply Exploitable Asset”: Tourism as a Development Strategy in East Africa	0
ITI volume 47 issue 2 Cover and Back matter	0
Habsburg in Havana. Outsider Participation in the Spanish Empire: the Slaving Licence of Romberg & Consors of Ghent, 1780–90	0
A Plea for Openness and Debate: An Interview with Gwyn Campbell	0
Revolution and Resistance: An Exploration of the Looping Effect in the Moluccas in 1817	0
Decolonising Rural Spaces: FAO in India and British-Malaya, c. 1947-1965.	0
Is Global History Global? Convergences and Inequalities	0
Colonial Recognition? The Appropriation of Dutch Land and Population Registers as Legal Documents in Eighteenth-Century Sri Lanka	0
For their Own Ends: Universalist Idealism and Political Pragmatism in Late Colonial Human Rights Reforms	0
“Three New Paradigms of Indigenous American (Re-)Discovery”	0
ITI volume 48 issue 1 Cover and Back matter	0
Political Experimentation in the Age of Global Revolutions	0
ITI volume 48 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
Disease, DPs, and DDT: A Global Health Perspective on the History of Refugee Relief	0
Overseas Trade and War. Reconstructing a Late Eighteenth-Century East India Company Voyage to Asia Between Routine and Unpredictability	0
Capital and Kin: English Women's Intimate Networks and Property in Barbados	0
ITI volume 46 issue 3 Cover and Back matter	0
A Quiet Convergence of Interests: Makassar as an Emporium for Chinese Trade, 1613–1669	0
Imperial Secrecy versus Scientific Exploration. Nicolas Thiéry de Menonville's Botanical Mission to Bring Cochineal from Colonial Mexico to Saint-Domingue	0
The Politics of Printing and Knowledge Production in Latin America and the Caribbean	0
Information and Idioms in Circulation: Engaging the Minority Classification in 1930s India	0
Regimes of Bondage: The Encounter between Early Modern European and Asian Slaveries – ERRATUM	0
Looping Bureaucracies. Imperial Administrations and Socio-Political Change in Asia (1750–1950)	0
Arming Slaves in Early Modern Maritime Asia	0
Dangerous Friendships in Eighteenth-Century Buddhist Laṅkā and Siam	0
Ships, Spatial Interconnections, and the Problematization of Peripheral East Asia in the 1860s	0
Friendship and International Relations in the Himalayas: Bhutan, Britain, and the 1910 Treaty of Punakha	0
Corrupt Traditions and Traditions of Corruption: Caste, Colonialism, and Corruption in Late Nineteenth-Century India	0
Reproducing “Patriotism” On the Rim of Portugal: Lusophone Public Spheres in Modern British Hong Kong	0
Histories of Empire and Environmental Legacies in Africa	0
“A Not Unworthy Record”?: Sir Ponnambalam Arunachalam's 1901 Census of Ceylon and the Transforming of Dynamic Nominalism	0
Conversations along the Mbwemkuru: Foreign Itinerants and Local Agents in German East Africa	0
Politically correct consensus is not for me: An interview with Gert Oostindie	0
ITI volume 47 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
Bringing Capital Back In: The Industrial Revolution and the Crisis of Slavery in the British Empire	0
Relocation and Dislocation: Civilian, Refugee, and Military Movement as Factors in the Disintegration of Postwar China, 1945–49	0
ITI volume 48 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
A Parochial Approach: Colonial Entomology on the Plantations of Nineteenth-Century Sri Lanka	0
Islands in Global History	0
ITI volume 47 issue 3 Cover and Back matter	0
Foreword	0
British Subjects by Birth, Imperial Citizens by Choice: The Straits Chinese and Cultural Citizenship in Colonial Malaya	0
Forced Migration and Refugee Resettlement in the Long 1940s: An Introduction to Its Connected and Global History	0
Colonial Baggage: An Introduction	0
Conditioning Tourism and Trade: Designs for Travel Aboard the Great White Fleet in the “American Tropics,” 1899–1930	0
The 1943 West African Editors’ Press Delegation to the United Kingdom: Mediating the Metropole from World War II Nigeria	0
Sino-Portuguese Trafficking of Children during the Ming Dynasty	0
“Try to Make a Fresh Start”: Dahomean Politicians Rethinking Oil Palm Development in the Late Colonial Period (1957-1960)	0
“An Imperial Clearing House for Commercial Information and Suggestions:” The British Imperial Council of Commerce, 1911–1925	0
Managing “White” Criminality: Disorderly Britons on the China Coast, c. 1918–1940	0

“Bringing ‘The Magic Carpet Up to Date’: Imperial Airways in Iraq, 1920–1932”	0
“Come to Java”: Colonial Tourism and the Fragile Illusion of an “Island Paradise”	0
Eastward across the Western Sea: The Indian Oceanic Trafficking of Africans into China	0
Regimes of Bondage: The Encounter between Early Modern European and Asian Slaveries	0
“A Federal Army for East Africa”: Late Colonial Visions for the Future of the King’s African Rifles and East African Federation	0
Navigating the British Atlantic in the Eighteenth Century: What the Logbooks Tell Us	0
Rethinking the Postwar International Migration Regime from the Global South: Venezuela in a Global History of White Immigration	0
Not Just a Commercial Voyage: A Cultural-Historical Perspective of the East Indiaman Compton's Voyage to Bombay (1723–26)	0
From Borderlands to the Sea: Recent Studies of Indigenous Atlantic Travellers	0
Truths from Morocco: Knowledge Production and Danish-Moroccan Encounters in the Eighteenth Century	0
‘There is still a certain rejection of African history in the West.’ An Interview with Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch	0
Circles of Kings and Right of the Port: Maritime Violence and the Galactic Polity in 14th Century Sri Lanka	0
Tipu and the Turks: An Islamicate Embassy in the Age of British Expansion	0
Grete Mostny and the Making of Indigenous Archaeology: European Immigration, White Racial Hegemony, and Chilean Nationalism	0
An English East India Company Ship's Crew in a Connected Seventeenth-Century World	0
Scots in the English Atlantic from 1603 to 1660: Policy, Patronage, and Subjecthood	0
Supportive, Destructive, or Indifferent? Expanding Global Markets and the End of Slavery in Continental East Africa in the Twentieth Century	0
Welfare for War Veterans: How the Dutch Empire Provided for European Mercenary Families, c. 1850 to 1914	0
From Piracy to Mechanization: The Atlantic Logwood Trade, 1550–1775	0
Constructing Health Regions in Late Colonial French Africa	0
Contesting Epistemological Territory: History Education and Decolonisation in Hong Kong	0
From POW to Cold War DP: A Global Microhistory of Former Yugoslav Soldiers in Occupied Germany, 1946–48	0
ITI volume 46 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
New Angles on Whiteness and the Making of the Modern World	0
A British Approach to Colonial Development? Community Development Rhetoric in British Late Colonialism (1940s–1950s)	0
A Tolerated Terror: Rahmah bin Jabir and the Age of Revolutions in the Gulf, 1760-1830	0
ITI volume 47 issue 1 Cover and Back matter	0
Human Trafficking, Beautiful Women, the Land of the Cockaigne, and Burmese Bells: The Significance of the Sexual Reminiscences of the Florentine Merchant Francesco Carletti (1573–1636) in Ragioname	0
European Imperial Rule through Ottoman Land Law: British Cyprus, the Italian Dodecanese, and French Mandatory Syria	0
Rethinking ‘Late Colonialisms’ in Africa: An Introduction.	0
Towards a More Intimate Understanding of Black Female Lives in Slavery	0
“Slavery-Free”: Labour at the Todos os Santos Factory (Bahia, ca. 1840–1870)	0
Silent Heritage: Investigating Ruxton's Nigeria Collection at the Horniman Museum and Gardens	0
ITI volume 47 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
State of Reciprocity: The “Looping Effect” in the Circular Production of Colonial Knowledge, Social Customs, and Tax Policy in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Indonesia	0
ITI volume 48 issue 3 Cover and Back matter	0
Buying Patience: Ordering and Purchasing Wedding Jewellery and Furniture through Intimate Networks during Eighteenth-Century Mercantile Marriage Initiation and Preparation	0
Introducing The View from the Sea. The Practice of Early Modern Transoceanic Commercial Navigation	0
Riotous Lives and Subversive Literatures: New Directions in Global Histories of Resistance	0
Untangling (Missionary) Entanglements: Recent Work on Christianisation and Cross-Cultural Contact and the Case for an Entangled Approach	0
Britain's Involvement in Chile's Cambiaso Mutiny, 1851–2: A Case of Political Dependency at the Dawn of the Republic	0
ITI volume 46 issue 1 Cover and Back matter	0
Museum as a Proper Noun: Representations of the Museum in East Asian Travel Writings in the Late Nineteenth Century	0
Rethinking the late colonial state in Africa through diplomatic training	0
Gathering Souls: Jesuit Missions in the Spanish Empire	0
ITI volume 46 issue 1 Cover and Front matter	0
Navigating a Hostile Medium: Observations of the Environment As an Aid to Oceanic Voyaging in the Age of Sail	0
ITI volume 48 issue 2 Cover and Front matter	0
Chinese “Coolies”: Hidden Drivers of Nineteenth-Century Cuba’s Economic Transformation	0
The Gérants of Eighteenth-Century Saint-Domingue: From Plantation Managers to Hidden Economy Smugglers	0
Companies in the Early Modern World: A Review of Recent Literature	0
ITI volume 46 issue 3 Cover and Front matter	0
“Internal Frontiers”: Whiteness, Intimacy, and the Expatriate Home in Britain's African Colonies during the Postwar Period	0
Occupied Istanbul as a Cominternian Hub: Sailors, Soldiers, and Post-Imperial Networks (1918–1923)	0
The Partition of India, Bengali “New Jews,” and Refugee Democracy: Transnational Horizons of Indian Refugee Political Discourse	0
The Elephant in the Archive: Knowledge Construction and Late Eighteenth-Century Global Diplomacy	0
To Keep the Land Populated. Localising Empire and Constructing Locality, in the Sixteenth-Century Charcas Frontier	0
Settler Worldmaking: Reconfiguring the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, 1953–62	0
Introduction: Who Belongs in the Empire? Culture, Race, and Malleable Identities in (semi)Colonial Port Cities, 1840–1960	0
Introduction: Hidden economies of slavery	0
Indonesian Tourism Workers on Volcanoes and Geotourism's Colonial Origins: Making a Subaltern History Visible	0