OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Sociological Perspectives 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Exploring the Impact of Women’s Representation on the Professional Careers of Women of Color	11
The Intersections between Sociology and STS: A Big Data Approach	11
Ideology of Athletic Merit: Transmission of Privilege in College Athlete Admissions	11
Fear and Stigma: How Undocumented Students Navigate Disclosure Amid Heightened Immigration Enforcement and Rising Anti-Immigrant Sentiment	10
Facing Slavery as Saving Face: Racial Cynicism in Student Perceptions of Universities Studying Slavery	10
Internal Migration and Cohabitation in China: A Mixed-method Study	10
Racial Structural Conditions and Anti-Asian Hate Crimes	9
Families and Financial Support: Comparing Black and Asian American College Students	9
Worth Less? Exploring the Effects of Subminimum Wages on Poverty among U.S. Hourly Workers	8
Centering the Most Marginalized: Black Women Movement Actors and Misogynoir in the Movement for Black Lives	8
Where Do We Belong? Claiming Space in spite of . . .	8
Controlling Defiance: An Examination of School Social Control in California School Districts	7
PSA Presidential Address: The New Normal and the Redefinition of Deviance	7
Boundary-making in Conservation: The Configuration of Environmental Ontologies in the Andean Páramos	6
Intersectionality and Dependency Lenses in Neonatal Mortality: Evidence of Regional, Residential, and Socioeconomic Inequalities from Post-colonial Tanzania, 1991–2016	6
Sociologists and the Clinic: The Advent of Racialized Gender in Intersex/Trans Medicine	6
Body Size and Well-being in Adolescents: The Roles of Bullying Victimization and Body Image	6
Connecting Spaces: Gender, Video Games and Computing in the Early Teens	6
Are Networks Great Equalizers? Intergenerational Closure, Cultural Capital, and Capital Conversion in Elementary Schools	6
Mental Illness and the Resilience of Deviance	5
Disentangling Social Class–based Inequality: How Social Position Affects Evaluations of Economic and Cultural Markers of Social Class	5
Polarization and Persuasion: Engaging Sociology in the Moral Universe of a Divided Democracy	5
Threat, Latinx Racialization, and Grassroots Leadership: Understanding Mobilization in Southern California’s Anti-Gang Injunction Movement	5
Is the Past Present? Localized Effects of Memorializing Lynching Victims on Intra- and Intergroup Attitudes	5
Toward Queer Anti-nationalist Belonging: LGBTQ+ Immigrants, Assimilation, and Transnational Attachments	5

“Because He’s My Baby”: The Role of Birth Order in How Mothers Explain Favoritism Toward Adult Children	4
The Allure of Transactional Intimacy in Sugar Dating	4
Racial Identity and Endorsements of Anti-Black and Anti-White Stereotypes	4
Becoming a Survivor? Identity Creation Post-violence	4
Marginal Gentrification and Racial Capitalism in a Post-chocolate City	4
Hidden to Whom? Aspects of Visibility among People Who Died While Affected by Homelessness and Implications for Outreach	4
Evolving Emotion, Situated Context, and Movement Activism: The Case of Bereaved Families in South Korea	4
Secrets as Storytelling: Family Histories and Interpersonal Intimacy	4
“He Was Able to Rely on Me”: Negotiating the Sibling Intragenerational Bargain among Latino First-generation College Student Families	4
“They Provide the Illusion of Safety”: Police at Pride and the Politics of Belonging	4
What Is Anti-work All About? Exploring the Meanings Behind Hostility towards Work	4