Eurasian Geography and Economics

Papers
(The TQCC of Eurasian Geography and Economics is 3. 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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The (Geo)politics of the Belt and Road Initiative: economic corridors in Indonesia and the Philippines35
Early modernity and mobility: port cities and printers across the Armenian diaspora, 1512–180022
Building a green state? Environmental politics in Georgia18
30 Years since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Turns and twists in economies, politics, and societies in the post-communist countries13
On the determinants of regional government debt in Russia12
Ordering the frontiers: purification projects as a territorializing strategy in southwestern China12
Russia and China between cooperation and competition at the regional and global level. Introduction12
Spatializing authoritarianism Spatializing authoritarianism , edited by Natalie Koch, New York, Syracuse Studies in Geography, Syracuse University Press, 2022, 416 pp., 11
Russian Politics and Society (5th Edition)11
From eco-cities to sustainable city-regions: China’s uncertain quest for an ecological civilization10
Russian energy chains: the remaking of technopolitics from Siberia to Ukraine to the European Union9
The road to socialism. Transport infrastructure in socialist Bulgaria and Yugoslavia (1945–1989)9
Border humanitarians: gendered order and insecurity on the Thai-Burmese frontier Border humanitarians: gendered order and insecurity on the Thai-Burmese frontier by Adam9
Urban orchard in a megacity: formality and informality in China9
We don’t eat those bananas ’: Chinese plantation expansions and bordering on Northern Myanmar’s Kachin borderlands8
Geopolitics and the geographer: ethics and the everyday in times of global existential crisis8
Environmental justice and ecological civilization in the Pearl River Delta, China8
Istanbul, open city: exhibiting anxieties of urban modernity8
Post-Soviet borders: a kaleidoscope of shifting lives and lands Post-Soviet borders: a kaleidoscope of shifting lives and lands , edited by Sabine von Löwis and Beate Es7
China and the Indo-Pacific: Maneuvers and manifestations7
Creating Chinese urbanism: urban revolution and governance changes,7
The Carpathian Basin as a ‘Hungarian Neighbourhood’: Imaginative Geographies of Regional Cooperation and National Exceptionalism7
Revisiting the post-socialist city from an empiricist’s perspective7
Where are Russia–China energy relations headed? A regime analysis7
Nature’s evil: a cultural history of natural resources6
Humanitarian, linguistic and narrative bordering in Georgia: migrations in the context of Russia’s war on Ukraine6
Proximity and cross-border acquisitions of technology assets by firms in latecomer economies: a study of Chinese firms, 2001-20186
Questioning post-socialism in urban studies? Don’t shoot ourselves in the foot6
Constructing Qinghai province: Chinese state-making in a Tibetan-Mongol frontier region 1907–19576
Destination choices of labor migrants in the urban hierarchy of China: the impact of Hukou place and differentiated effects of education attainment6
Introduction: from universalism to fragmentation? The concept of “post-socialism” in urban studies and Human Geography5
“City of districts” as state project: socioeconomic unevenness and contested power relations in establishing Wansheng in Chongqing5
Respatialising finance: power, politics and offshore renminbi market making in London5
Talking about security in the era of high-tech and green-tech: China’s empathy with Russia and the rare earths trade with the West5
Territorialization and ethnic control in China’s borderlands: Aba prefecture in the People’s Republic, 1950–20205
Conflict and cooperation in the semiconductor industry: the global evolution of chip production5
Coexistence or competition for resources? Transboundary transformations of natural resource use in China’s neighborhood5
Russian policy towards the economy of occupied Ukrainian territories: crawling de-modernization5
秩序與混沌: 轉型中國的「社會奇蹟亅 (The Paradox of Order and Chaos: Social Stability in Transitional China)5
Rural–urban migration and urban identity differentiation in China5
The horde: How the Mongols changed the world The horde: How the Mongols changed the world , by Marie Favereau, Cambridge, USA, Harvard University Press, 2021, 384 pp., $5
Moving post-socialist publics: citizens, spaces, and practices4
The Russian cold: histories of ice, frost, and snow4
Jungle passports: fences, mobility, and citizenship at the Northeast India–Bangladesh border4
Occupation: Russian rule in South-Eastern Ukraine,4
Towards nationalizing regimes: conceptualizing power and identity in the post-Soviet realm4
Londongrad, a post-socialist city?4
Unpacking the competitive relations among Chinese business actors in Africa4
Visions of Beirut: the urban life of media infrastructure Visions of Beirut: the urban life of media infrastructure by Hatim El-Hibri, USA, Duke University Press, 2021, 4
Studies on the history and culture along the continental silk road Studies on the history and culture along the continental silk road , edited by Xiao Li, Singapore, Spr4
Soft power in Central Asia. The politics of influence and seduction4
Rethinking peripheral geographies of innovation: towards an ordinary periphery approach4
The Solidarity Economy The Solidarity Economy , by Jean-Louis Laville, Minneapolis, USA, University of Minnesota Press, 2023, 324 pp., $120.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-1-5179-13
Chinese investments as part of infrastructure-led development: multi-scalar contestations around Georgia’s flagship infrastructure projects3
The Russo-Ukrainian War3
To comply or not to comply? Migrants’ responses to educational barriers in large cities in China3
Soft power, public diplomacy, and modernity in China and Russia3
Regional infrastructure systems: the political economy of regional infrastructure Regional infrastructure systems: the political economy of regional infrastructure , by 3
Following state-owned enterprises: the location strategies of Chinese private multinationals3
New frontier capitalism in China and the power to name: regional territorialization, petroleum development, and the concurrence of US-PRC relations at September 11 th3
“Fence culture”: grounding global China in Kalimantan3
Goodbye, post-socialism? Stranger things beyond the Global East3
Ageing together: the symbiosis of gendered elderly bodies and old vehicles in a Ukrainian city3
Catching China-Europe trains: local agency and Global China in the Polish borderland3
Concise Encyclopedia of Human Geography Concise Encyclopedia of Human Geography , edited by Loretta Lees and David Demeritt, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2023, 456 pp., £213
Spatial revolution: Architecture and planning in the early Soviet Union3
A research agenda for global rural development3
Aligning aid with intent: examining official development finance flows to Southeast Asia3
Estimating the size of GDP loss in Southeast Asia due to the COVID-19 pandemic3
War memorialization and nation-building in Ukraine3
The poverty of territorialism: a neo-medieval view of Europe and European planning3
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