OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Cultural Geographies 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Book review: Zeynep Korkman, Gendered Fortunes: Divination, Precarity, and Affect in Postsecular Turkey	18
Exhibiting toxicity: sprayed strawberries and geographies of hope	16
Immunological atmospheres: Ambient music and the design of self-experience	15
Book review: Bodies, Affects, Politics: The Clash of Bodily Regimes	13
Conjunctions of Islam: rethinking the geographies of art and piety through the notebooks of Ahmet Süheyl Ünver	13
‘Imagine you are a Dog’: embodied learning in multi-species research	12
After Wilding: exploring environmental futures through place-based, speculative documentary filmmaking	10
Book review: Rick de Vos, Decolonising Animals	8
Forging a dialogue with metal: apprenticing as more-than-human collaboration	8
Retracing Footsteps : An exhibition of landscape, text and image	7
Book review: Diti Bhattacharya, Unfolding Spatial Movements in the Second-Hand Book Market in Kolkata: Notes on the Margins in the Boipara Unfolding Spatial Movements in	7
Home futures: a house biography of futures for a modernist high-rise estate	7
“¡Tengo gloria bendita!”: pitching and the sonic production of place atmospheres under increasing marketplace regulation	7
Art in water and sanitation research in Nepal: a performance with sanitation workers	6
Book Review: Tim Cresswell and John Ott, Muybridge and Mobility	6
Chapbooks against the machine: analog co-writing and publishing as a collective geography of AI refusal	5
Kochi: provincialising postcolonial metro-cosmopolitan spatialities	5
Street art, heritage and affective atmospheres	5
From heterotopia to alloútopia: more-than-human geographies of Singapore’s underwater Equarius Hotel	4
Emplaced sounding: voice, identity and place in Zadie Smith’s NW	4
Twerking the para-museum: a queer analysis of Missy Elliott’s Cool Off	4
Book review: Dawn Day Biehler, Animating Central Park: A Multispecies History Animating Central Park: A Multispecies History. By BiehlerDawn Day. Seattle, WA: University	4
Zine as drafting board: collaborative zine-making about the geographies of heat	4
Cosmic imperatives: critical thinking beyond the earthbound	4
Affective authoritarianism as joyful ‘oeuvre?’ Godly Subjects and Suburban Gladiators	4

On the banks of the Pilcomayo River: Wichí fishery in the age of motorcycles	3
‘It was quiet’: the radical architectures of understatement in feminist science fiction	3
Book review: Neal Alexander, Late Modernism and the Poetics of Place	3
Collaging to find river connections and stimulate new meanings	3
The work of repair: land, relation, and pedagogy	3
Walking with amal: the politics of the stranger	3
Moving sonic geographies: realising the Eerie countryside in music and sound	3
Book review: Matthew I. Feinberg, From the Theater to the Plaza: Spectacle, Protest, and Urban Space in Twenty-First-Century Madrid	3
Book review: Ria Banerjee, Drafty Houses in Forster, Eliot and Woolf: Spatiality and Cultural Politics Drafty Houses in Forster, Eliot and Woolf: Spatial	3
Joint managed national parks as a refraction of unsettled settler Australia: the question of trust	2
Book Review: Christopher Chitty, Sexual Hegemony: Statecraft, Sodomy, and Capital in the Rise of the Global System	2
Book review: Andreas Huyssen, Memory Art in the Contemporary World: Confronting Violence in the Global South	2
Elsewhere like here: heterotopias in Han Song’s science fiction	2
Public art’s counter-temporalities, the case of the Garden Library, south Tel Aviv	2
Scoring dark ecologies: The secret dance of the seaweed	2
Moving On: dancing in the gap	2
Book review: Ned Randolph, Muddy Thinking in the Mississippi River Delta: A Call for Reclamation Muddy Thinking in the Mississippi River Delta: A Call for Reclamation. B	2
Enacting sustainability through glass: a study of ontological politics in the proclaimed role model neighbourhood of Vallastaden	2
Book review: Michael C. Heller, Just Beyond Listening: Essays of Sonic Encounter Just Beyond Listening: Essays of Sonic Encounter. By HellerMichael C.Oakland: University	2
The ‘geobiography’ of an extraordinary artifact, or a conserved relic from the Iranianized ‘Dacha’ culture	2
Fully left justified? Poetry’s potential for relineating cultural geography and beyond	2
Infrastructures of obscenity: Total Request Live and participatory TV production in action	2
NEOM’s elite dreaming: affective infrastructure and the aesthetics of global modernity	2
Faces of the tropics: facial recognition, identity and refusal in Mexico	2
Sand patterns: distributed agency and the idea of ‘working with nature’ in coastal environments	2
Restoring the question of culture: identity, essence and the unknowability of difference	2
Book review: Liisa-Rávná Finbog, Joan Naviyuk Kane, and Johannes Riquet, Circumpolar Connections: Creative Indigenous Geographies of the Arctic Circumpolar Connections:	2
‘This song is a map’: sonic pathways of enclosure and dwelling	2
Subaltern cartographies: Exploring geographical imaginations of the agricultural landscape	1
Book review: Eva Horn and David N. Livingstone, Klima: Eine Wahrnehmungsgeschichte and The Empire of Climate: A History of an Idea Klima:	1
(Re)telling far-right violence: The literary geography of East German coming-of-age novels	1
Afterword: no such thing as colonial mastery on Mars	1
All Lines Flow In: excavating the geophilosophical relations of Singapore’s infrastructure through SEA STATE	1
Starting to care: making place with microbes	1
Book review: Sheila Hones, Interspatiality: Inhabiting Literary Geography Interspatiality: Inhabiting Literary Geography. By HonesSheila. Cardiff: University of Wales Pr	1
Reclaiming dignity through creative encounters among Brazilian women survivors of violence in London	1
Heritage as threshold: an autoethnographic exploration of the porticoes of Bologna (Italy)	1
Book review: Jacob C. Miller, Retail Ruins: The Ghosts of Post-Industrial Spectacle Retail Ruins: The Ghosts of Post-Industrial Spectacle. By MillerJacob C.Bristol: Bris	1
Alterrestrial: planetary experience and cosmological freedom	1
Endurance, exhaustion and the lure of redemption	1
Robin Hood Gardens and the Brutalist Image	1
Book review: Michael D. Wise, Native Foods: Agriculture, Indigeneity, and Settler Colonialism in American History Native Foods: Agriculture, Indigeneity, and Settler Col	1
The ‘social’ within our walls: stamped bricks as hidden socio-material entanglements	1
Running as a catalyst for environmental data inquiry: closing the distance between ‘everyday’ and ‘expert’ knowledges	1
A geography beyond the Anthropocene: Ursula Le Guin’s Always Coming Home as topophilia for survival	1
Ghosts in the coalfields: the spectral geographies of post-industrial spaces in Sunderland	1
Community environmental memory and emotion on social media: reading ecological grief, longing, and critique in the Birmingham, Alabama Subreddit	1
Book review: Luis Manuel Garcia-Mispireta, Together, Somehow: Music, Affect, and Intimacy on the Dancefloor Together, Somehow: Music, Affect, and Intimacy on the Dancefl	1
‘Someone who uses it better’: Speculative fiction as method for AI work refusal in cultural geography	1
A disturbing intimacy: Robert Smithson and the end of ecology	1

Nations as refrains: Wales and the Festival of Britain 1951	1
Géographicité, material agency and the thickness of the Earth: rediscovering Eric Dardel beyond ‘nature/culture’ dualisms	1
Civilizational spatiality in context: Ibn Khaldun and the sacred geography of authority	1
Performance approaches to whole society resilience	1
Spaces of exposure: Re-thinking ‘publicness’ through public transport	1
Book review: Saskia Warren, British Muslim Women in Creative and Cultural Industries	1
The long way round: drawing to know by ‘not knowing’	1
Taking back taste in food bank Britain: on privilege, failure and (un)learning with auto-corporeal methods	1
Book review: David Matless, England’s Green: Nature and Culture since the 1960s England’s Green: Nature and Culture since the 1960s. By MatlessDavid. Lon	1
Digital ecologies in practice	1
Book review: The International Research Group on Authoritarianism and Counter-Strategies (IRGAC) and kollektiv orangotango, Beyond Molotovs – A Visual Handbook of Anti-Authoritarian Str	1
Sedimentary relations: cultures of access and the matter of shallow seabed coring	1