Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography

Papers
(The median citation count of Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography is 2. 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.)
ArticleCitations
Between authenticity and belonging: residents’ and tourists’ perception of the Cinque Terre (Italy) in Pixar-Disney’s Luca36
Introduction: ‘Occupations and the occupied: agency, expertise, and patronage in wartime and postwar political cartographies'33
Mothers gather: the fractured temporalities of Palestinian motherhood23
The impact of rebordering on cross-border cooperation actors’ discourses in the Öresund region. A semantic network approach17
Travelling in time, between places, and jobs: exploring temporal dimensions of academics’ international trajectories15
Commentary by Michele Pred for brute facts: special issue in honor of Allan Pred14
Present checkpoint futures: the relaunch of checkpoint 300 in Bethlehem in the occupied Palestinian territories13
The topological arrangements of Nijmegen’s ‘Walk of the World’: from a military march to ‘martial entrepreneurialism’12
The academic left, human geography, and the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic10
Here. Again. Anti-Asian violence in the city10
Achieving the goals – an analysis of irregular migrants’ possibilities to transform their space-times in Finland10
Public transport provision and social sustainability in Sweden8
Assessing roles and strategies of public sector stakeholders in an evolving (lifestyle) migration industry: the case of the Dutch Emigration Expo8
Logics of competition: the forming of opinion in the bid for a green mega investment8
Urban growth and indigenous land. Real estate strategies and urban dynamics in Temuco (Chile)7
Between the city and the sea: the welfare landscape of Køge Bay seaside park and the urbanization of nature in post-war Denmark7
A pervasive information approach to urban geography research: the case of Turku6
What types of cultural cooperation exist in European cross-border areas?6
Radiant scars: fallout, trauma, ghosts, and (re)worlding in Fukushima5
‘I was born here, I will die here’: climate change and migration decisions from coastal and insular Guinea-Bissau4
Examining the persistence of bounded spaces: remarks on regions, territories, and the practices of bordering4
The four dimensions of metropolitanization: a case study of Warsaw, Wrocław and Lublin4
‘Conditions in landscape which the public as a whole wishes to see and enjoy’ – electricity generation, amenity and welfare in post-war Britain4
For a ‘new new regional geography’: plastic regions and more-than-relational regionality4
Revisiting the green geographies of welfare planning: an introduction4
Post-occupation Gaza: Israel’s war on Palestinian futures4
Weight, relief and overcoming: a safe space for racialized women learning to swim in Sweden4
Caught in between and in transit: forced and encouraged (im)mobilities during the Covid-19 pandemic in Longyearbyen, Svalbard4
Reconsidering neighbourhood communality through the lens of intersectionality: resident and authority perspectives3
Living together apart: the effect of boundary-salience on the stability of contact. Evidence from two Portuguese neighbourhoods3
Spatial preferences and counterurbanization in Temuco, Chile: between the pleasure of the natural and residential anonymity3
Interstitial expertise and international governance: cultivating diplomatic practitioners in Europe3
Quo Vadis Europe?3
A new theorization of non-binary urban geographies: introducing the ‘urban grotesque’3
Understanding demographic and economic patterns in sparsely populated areas – a global typology approach3
The camp as a custodian institution: the case of Krnjača Asylum Centre, Belgrade, Serbia3
‘It was my duty to change this place’: motivations of agents of change in Czech old industrial towns3
Accounting for care in everyday mobility: an exploration of care-related trips and their sociospatial correlates3
Visualizing the European migrant crisis on social media: the relation of crisis visualities to migrant visibility3
Balancing participatory planning and planning for resilience in nature-based solutions. A case of transformative agency?3
Prolific, but undemanding. The state and the post-disaster reconstruction of a small regional capital: the case of L’Aquila, Italy2
Divestment of European grocery retailers from China2
Wake up: the urgent appeal of Allan Pred2
The administrative grotesquerie of pandemic revanchism: propag(and)ating COVID-19 and the operational banalities of alt-health2
On the production of hybrid urban space(s) in post-colonial cities: Manila in the music of Eraserheads2
Small towns (re)growing old. Hidden dynamics of old-age migration in shrinking regions in Germany2
Modern living in a forest – landscape architecture of Finnish forest suburbs in the 1940s–1960s2
Gentrification-induced displacement made visible: shop displacement and tourism gentrification in Reykjavík2
Unpacking smart specialization strategies: how collective policy-making processes shape the direction of regional strategies2
Innovation in the periphery: refresh!2
Negotiating sustainability and place: migration to an ecovillage and local community2
Decolonizing [in the] future: scenes of Palestinian temporality2
Consumption and place: the phenomenology of relational economic geography2
Municipalities and communities enabling social innovations in peripheral areas – case studies from Ostrobothnia, Finland2
Regional bioeconomies: public finance and sustainable policy narratives2
Failed development in global networks, exemplified by extractive industries in Bolivia and Ghana2
Ideological productions in human geography as an apparatus of the state/power2
Migration, memory, and the insurgent temporalities of sanctuary2
Being Italian: the peculiar journey of blackness2
Climate emergency – another mayday letter from the EARTH2
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