OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Canadian Journal of Development Studies-Revue Canadienne d'Etudes du D is 3. 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 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Pandemic, informality, and vulnerability: impact of COVID-19 on livelihoods in India	79
The Wall Street Consensus in pandemic times: what does it mean for climate-aligned development?	39
Essential for what? A global social reproduction view on the re-organisation of work during the COVID-19 pandemic	31
COVID-19 and crises of capitalism: intensifying inequalities and global responses	28
The care economy and the state in Africa’s Covid-19 responses	21
The Knowledge for Change Consortium: a decolonising approach to international collaboration in capacity-building in community-based participatory research	21
What does COVID-19 tell us about the Peruvian health system?	21
The Africa Mining Vision: a manifesto for more inclusive extractive industry-led development?	18
Turbulence ahead: labour and struggles in times of the Covid-19 pandemic in India	18
Never let a pandemic go to waste: turbocharging the private sector for development at the World Bank	16
Commodity exporter’s vulnerabilities in times of COVID-19: the case of Ghana	15
Beyond partnerships: embracing complexity to understand and improve research collaboration for global development	13
Authoritarianism, populism, nationalism and resistance in the agrarian South	13
Room for money or manoeuvre? How green financialization and de-risking shape Zambia’s renewable energy transition	12
Strengthening resilience in response to COVID-19: a call to integrate social reproduction in sustainable food systems	12
Why positionalities matter: reflections on power, hierarchy, and knowledges in “development” research	12
Capitalism, imperialism, nationalism: agrarian dynamics and resistance as radical food sovereignty	11
Global citizenship amid COVID-19: why climate change and a pandemic spell the end of international experiential learning	11
The Green Revolution and transversal countermovements: recovering alternative agronomic imaginaries in Tunisia and India	10
When push came to shove: COVID-19 and debt crises in low-income countries	8
Implementing local content under the Africa Mining Vision: an achievable outcome?	8
State-led agrarian reform in South Africa: policy incoherencies and the concern for authoritarian populism	8
Why do we know what we know about development? Knowledge production in Canadian academic-civil society research partnerships	8
Operationalising the “Africa Mining Vision”: critical reflections from Ghana	7
Contemporary pathogens and the capitalist world food system	7

Latin America at the crossroads yet again: what income policies in the post-pandemic era?	6
Academic-practitioner collaboration in the neoliberal university	5
COVID-19 and the gendered markets of people and products: explaining inequalities in infections and deaths	5
Safety nets as a means of tackling chronic food insecurity in rural southern Ethiopia: what is constraining programme contributions?	5
COVID-19 and global oil markets	5
Spatial fixes and switching crises in the times of COVID-19: implications for commodity-producing economies in Latin America	5
Civil society legitimacy as a balancing act: competing priorities for land rights advocacy organisations working with local communities in Kenya	4
Labour unions under neoliberal authoritarianism in the Global South: the cases of Turkey and Egypt	4
Transforming a praetorian polity: the political economy of democratization in Pakistan	4
The great Indian lockdown 1.0: exploring the labour market dynamics	4
Doing Business guidance, legal origins theory, and the politics of governance by knowledge	4
China versus the US in the pandemic crisis: governance and politics confronting systemic challenges	3
Scholar/practitioner research in international development volunteering: benefits, challenges and future opportunities	3
Next Generation of knowledge partnerships for global development. Introduction / Prochaine génération de partenariat de savoir pour le développement global. Introduction	3
Extraversion versus développement agricole autocentré: Le cas des pays du Maghreb	3
The patriarchy of accumulation: homework, fieldwork and the production-reproduction nexus in rural Indonesia	3
Meeting the challenge of gender inequality through gender transformative research: lessons from research in Africa, Asia, and Latin America	3
Collaborating for transformation: applying the Co-Laboratorio approach to bridge research, pedagogy and practice	3