OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of European Educational Research Journal is 6. 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 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Pre-service teachers’ agency to enact multilingual pedagogies: A longitudinal case study	81
Innovation and risk in an innovative learning environment: A Private Public Partnership in Australia	43
How auctions shape the value of education: Tendering-based procurement as management tool in adult education	35
Re-reading the 1972 Faure report as a policy repertoire: Advocacy of lifelong education as recurrent education with neoliberal tendencies	32
Educators’ interpretations of children’s belonging across borders: Thinking and talking with an image	31
Vocational education and training systems in Europe: A cluster analysis	27
Religion, Catholic civil society and the struggle over notions of citizenship in the Spanish education system: A case of a parents’ association (1975–2013)	27
Worlds apart? On Niklas Luhmann and the sociology of education	26
Motivations for paying regard to children’s right in relation to democracy and education: An analysis of Swedish and Italian policy investigations	26
Building trust, resilient regions, and educational narratives: Municipalities dealing with COVID-19 in border regions of Portugal	24
Knowledge or competencies? A controversial question in contemporary curriculum debates	23
Becoming a student: Management of transition to higher education among first-generation students’	18
Transforming language brokering policies at school: Learning from students with transnational biographies	18
A place for Basil Bernstein in the field: How applicable is Basil Bernstein’s theory of codes and social groups as a way of understanding educational inequity in upper secondary education in Iceland d	16
Re-articulating the form of the political: Contemporary education governance in the European Union. Introduction to the Special Issue	16
Digital teaching as the new normal? Swedish upper secondary teachers’ experiences of emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 crisis	16
Justification regimes and crisis practices: International educational collaboration amidst pandemic and war	15
So close and yet so far: Comparing the experiences of university non-traditional students before and after the pandemic	14
Access to higher education during COVID-19: First-generation students in Austria	13
Home schooling through online teaching in the era of COVID-19: Exploring the role of home-related factors that deepen educational inequalities across European societies	12
Educating for anti-complicity: A pedagogical response to political and structural violence	12
The value of doctoral education in the intersection of the multiple purposes of higher education	12
Knowledge for sale: The construction of desired knowledge and identities in edu-marketing	12
The historic importance of degree structure: A comparison of bachelor to master transitions in Norway and Denmark	12
Resisting Europeanisation: Poland’s education policy and its impact on the European Education Area	11

Governing through consensus? The European Semester, soft power and education governance in the EU	10
Translanguaging in transnational digital Arabic heritage language education	10
Uncertainty as an opportunity: Teacher partnerships in international schools in Poland	10
Where multilingualism and transnational education meet	10
What is the ‘public’ in public education? Mapping past, present and future educational imaginaries of Europe and beyond	9
Students’ choices and paths in the Bologna degree structure: An introduction to the special issue	9
Comparing national identity discourses in history, geography and civic education curricula: The case of France and Ireland	8
Leading schools during the COVID-19 school closures in Estonia and Finland	8
Schooling for integration? Reception of refugees in discourse and practice in Swedish rural municipalities 2015–2022	8
Revaluing and devaluing higher education beyond neoliberalism: Elitist, productivist, and populist policy and rhetoric in a field of conflict	8
Science students’ post-bachelor’s choice narratives in different disciplinary settings	8
Entanglement of support and governance in digital curriculum instruments: The case of educational reform in Norway	8
Learning lessons from the collaborative design of guidance for new build schools	8
The Promise of edu-business: Storytelling and affective subjectivation of edu-preneurs in Finland	7
Supportive assessment strategies as curriculum events in a performance-oriented classroom context	7
A matrix of educational policies to support migrant students across Europe	7
Can participation in learning abroad mobility support pro-European Union attitudes among youth?	7
Regeneration through education? Citizenship education, Flemish teacher training and the legacy of the world wars, 1918–1950	7
Education policy governance and the power of ideas in constructing the new European Education Area	6
ChatGPT and the entangled evolution of society, education, and technology: A systems theory perspective	6
Beyond narrow definitions: Quantifying school privatisation across countries and over time	6
The worry conversation: A loosening technology	6
Inclusive education in the aftermath of the pandemic: Lessons from mainstream and special teachers who ‘escaped the room’	6
Partnerships in the metaverse	6
Research discourse in the programme for international student assessment: A critical perspective	6