OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Socio-Economic Review 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 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)

Article	Citations
The labor of assetization: producing ‘hypergrowth’ inside a tech startup	80
‘It’s a who-you-know thing’: interactional fraud prevention in non-bank check cashing	79
The art of (self)legitimization: how private museums help their founders claim legitimacy as elite actors	62
Persistent or temporary? Effects of social assistance benefit sanctions on employment quality	34
Stock market reactions to downsizing announcements: an analysis through an institutional lens	33
Control and consent in the connected age: the work of contractors on transnational online education platforms	29
Varieties of the rat race: working hours in the age of abundance	28
Gendered publication patterns in Socio-Economic Review	27
Fintech as invasive infrastructure: a critical discourse analysis of corporate newswires and press releases, 1995–2021	25
Alternativizing markets: the framing of moral commerce	23
Power and inequality: determinants of income inequality in rich capitalist democracies, 1960 to 2019	22
Correction to: Merit recruitment, professional advancement opportunities and prosocial rule-breaking among public servants in Greece	20
Producerist populist attitudes and electoral support for populism in the USA and Western Europe	17
Socio-economic framework for the design of national household insolvency systems	17
When shareholder power kicks in: corporate financialization as ratchet behaviour and sticky payouts	16
In your face: a comparative field experiment on racial discrimination in Europe	15
Rethinking moral hazard: government protection and bank risk-taking	14
What limits intra-household insurance or the ‘Added Worker Effect’?	14
Structural adjustment and the political economy of capital flight	14
On Rebecca Elliott’s Underwater: Loss, Flood Insurance, and the Moral Economy of Climate Change in the United States, Columbia University Press, 2021	14
The gender of inheritance in an upper-class family network: Dallas, 1895–1945	13
Perceived income inequality, perceived unfairness and subjective social status in Europe	13
The financialization of corporate venture capital investment? The corporation as a venture capitalist	13
The moral accounting of debts: productivity, deservingness and the consensual creation of Chapter XIII bankruptcy	13
Discursive multivocality: how the proliferation of economic language can undermine the political influence of economists	12

Network embeddedness in illegal online markets: endogenous sources of prices and profit in anonymous criminal drug trade	12
South–south technology transfer: the case of pharmaceutical know-how in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda	12
Labor market dualism and the heterogeneous wage gap for temporary employment: a multilevel study across 30 countries	12
Correction to: Quality competition on markets: a socio-economic account	12
There is high, and there is low: a qualitative examination of framings of inequality that Chinese people apply	12
Depletion work: climate change and the mediation of stranded assets	12
Signaling virtue or vulnerability? The changing impact of EMU on government bond spreads	12
The effects of individual and collective labor market status on employment and earnings during the COVID-19 crisis	11
Toward a cultural sociology of taxation	11
Digital power resources (DPR): the political economy of structural and infrastructural business power in digital(ized) capitalism	10
Odds stacked against workers: datafied gamification on Chinese and American food delivery platforms	10
Achieving regulatory legitimacy in volatile institutional contexts: the case of Russian non-profits	9
Harnessing venture capital in China	9
Strangers in the sheets: how Airbnb hosts overcome uncertainty	9
Moral reconciling at career launch: politics, race, and occupational choice	9
Labor market risks and welfare preferences: a bounded rationality approach	9
Thanks to our reviewers in 2022	9
Models of socio-economic compensation under COVID-19 in Latin America: insiders, outsiders, and the politics of crisis	8
The shift to stock-based compensation and gender inequality in wealth in the United States	8
Wealth, gender and sexual orientation—evidence from siblings	8
Financial oikonomization: the financial government and administration of the household	8
Being a NEET before and after the Great Recession: persistence by gender in Southern Europe	8
Inequality as entitlements over labor	8
Hyper-elite network building in Madagascar: amplification or compensatory strategy?	7
The constrained politics of local public investment under cooperative federalism	7
Varieties of capitalism and patient capital in developing and emerging economies: evidence from Kenya	7
Social mobility and education policy: a district-level analysis of legislative behavior	7
Unequal policy responsiveness in Spain	7
Thanks to our reviewers in 2024	7
What makes elites more or less egalitarian? Variations in attitudes towards inequality within the economic, political and cultural elites in Chile	7
Off to a slow start: which workplace policies can limit gender pay gaps across firm tenure?	7
The virus and the vessel, or: how we learned to stop worrying and love surveillance	7
How does a poor labour market affect inequalities in access to postsecondary education? Empirical evidence from 31 affluent countries	7
No sign of increased ethnic discrimination during a crisis: evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic	6
Correction to: Rival views of economic competition	6
Getting action for global economic justice: the micro-foundations of transnational activism	6
‘But Switzerland’s boring’: tax migration and the pull of place-specific cultural capital	6
The value of crypto? Sociotechnical imaginaries on cryptocurrency in YouTube content	6
On David Coen, Alexander Katsaitis and Matia Vannoni’s Business Lobbying in the European Union, Oxford University Press, 2021	6
Corrigendum to: The price of ‘golden’ exploitation: How money flows from the super-rich to domestic workers support inequalities	6
Evolution of fiscal systems: convergence or divergence?	5
Fixed-term work contracts and anti-immigration attitudes. A novel test of ethnic competition theory	5
Making sense of the financialization of households: state of the art and beyond	5
From global diffusion to local semantics: unpacking the scientization of central banks	5
Intergenerational educational mobility and anti-system support: the journey matters	5
Assessing financialization under international financial subordination: a mixed-methods study of Brazilian and Turkish non-financial corporations	5
Correction to: Trade unions and the partisan preferences of their members: Sweden 1986–2021	5
Long-term effects of sectarian politics: evidence from Lebanon	5
Rentiership and intellectual monopoly in contemporary capitalism: conceptual challenges and empirical possibilities	5
Bringing the market in: an expanded framework for understanding popular responses to economic inequality	5

The price of ‘golden’ exploitation: How money flows from the super-rich to domestic workers support inequalities	5
There is more to national economies than the national economy: extending the Growth Model research programme in comparative political economy	5
Novel welfare state responses in times of crises: the COVID-19 crisis versus the Great Recession	5
Work and life: the relative importance of job quality for general well-being, and implications for social surveys	5
The costs of occupational gender segregation in high-tech growth and productivity across US local labor markets	4
A phoenix rising? The regeneration of the Ghana garment and textile industry	4
Financialization and corporate downsizing as a shareholder value strategy	4
Class origin, intergenerational transfers, and the gender wealth gap	4
Protégés of power: Patrimonialism in mobility narratives of the Danish power elite	4
Hundred years of corporate planning. From industrial capitalism to intellectual monopoly capitalism through the lenses of the Harvard Business Review (1922–2021)	4
Skill requirements versus workplace characteristics: exploring the drivers of occupational gender segregation	4
Corrigendum to: Cooperative enterprise at scale: comparative capitalisms and the political economy of ownership	4
Quality competition on markets: a socio-economic account	4
Is Kenya’s gender wealth gap narrowing? New insights from probate records	4
Cooperative enterprise at scale: comparative capitalisms and the political economy of ownership	4
Politics of delegated governance: reforming vocational education and training	4
Antagonism beyond employment: how the ‘subordinated agency’ of labour platforms generates conflict in the remote gig economy	4
Refugee migration, labor demand and local employment	4
Closure and matching payoffs from college majors	4
The Politics of Alignment and the ‘Quiet Transgender Revolution’ in Fortune 500 Corporations, 2008 to 2017	4
Feeling disadvantaged? Type of employment contract and political attitudes	4
How platform businesses mobilize their users and allies: Corporate grassroots lobbying and the Airbnb ‘movement’ for deregulation	4
Mexico’s battle with monopolies: reputation-based autonomy and self-undermining effects in antitrust enforcement	4
Robots and protest: does increased protest among Chinese workers result in more automation?	4
Our First 20 Years	4
Financial accumulation in non-financial corporations: a firm-level assessment for the OECD	4
Tax principles, policy feedback and self-interest: cross-national experimental evidence on wealth tax preferences	4
Economics as intervention: Expert struggles over quantitative easing at the Bank of England	4
Upgrading jobs for all: How welfare states shape differences in life satisfaction between the winners and losers of structural change	4
Lobbying to the rhythm of Wall Street? Explaining the political advocacy of non-financial corporations over financial regulatory policy	4
Why right-wing governments restrict market competition: a demographic theory	4