Focaal-Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology

Papers
(The median citation count of Focaal-Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology is 1. 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Struggle beyond tragedy31
Affective relatedness, temporalities, and the politics of care in a medical South-South partnership17
Everyone's an artist?16
Whose death, whose eco-revival?15
The ethics of ESG11
People without history in financial capitalism9
Infrapolitical mobilities9
Waiting, planning, and tricking the future8
Connections and contradictions6
Palestinian humorous art as an agentic force6
Islamic piety as sovereign transcendence in the Tablighi Jamaat in Pakistan6
Between loss and opportunity5
More than a glitch in the platforms5
Care as political revolution?5
Own goal! When war becomes its own end—and society the means4
The making of a racialized surplus population4
Introduction. Looking at warfare through the lens of accumulation4
Gucci cabbages and Dior eggplants4
Aesthetic politics in contemporary India3
The war on indeterminacy3
“To make Penedès a tourism destination”3
Acteon's tears reversed3
The politics of foreign-currency housing debt in Hungary's authoritarian capitalist reconfiguration after 20103
War and dependent state formation in Ukraine3
Fantasy constitutions3
War on the horizon2
Class, values, and revolutions in the Russia-Ukraine war2
The nothingness myth2
Relocating exploitation2
Development, memory, and place2
National self-identifications and coexistence in war-affected Ukraine2
Exploring wit in oppressive and conflictual environments2
Along the twilights of care2
The Russia/China border2
Making, taking, relating, and planning2
A moral turn in finance?2
The household and family as refuge?2
After the boom2
A manifesto against property2
Class and kinship in problem debt2
On difference and combination2
Commoning and publicizing2
Surplus population in-situ2
Affordability and relationality2
“It is as if one may not be clean”1
Theorizing peripheral labor1
From rubble to rebuilding1
The anthropology of infrastructure1
Careers and climates1
Rethinking affects of care through power1
“Bromancing” at Yad Vashem1
Spirits of displacement1
Siberia, protest, and politics1
A mutable space1
Building a life as a beneficiary of philanthrocapitalism1
In/visibilizing statehood1
Afterlives of depopulated places1
Social housing and feminist commoning in urban Vietnam1
In the shadows of the War on Drugs in Mexico1
Dreams and reality in the tubuan and the corporation1
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