OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Human Geography 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region	40
Geographies of nationalism	24
Capitalist urbanization in the post-neoliberal and de-globalizing world economy: A minor critical engagement with VIP-Urbanism literature	24
Reviewer Acknowledgment	19
Re-examining the links between women's work and household power dynamics: Insights from rural and urban Ghana	19
Addendum	17
Interspecies relations in Johannesburg's outdoors ecologies	16
CRISPR futures: Rethinking the politics of genome editing	14
Handloom weavers’ landscape of India: An interpretation of their identity and existence	10
CUSMA, a capitalist adventurism? Marxist analysis of class inequities in the Canada-United States-Mexico agreement	9
Black intimacies with food sovereignty and land in the midst of gentrification in Saint Paul’s historic Rondo	9
The question of ‘sustainable’ technology: From socio-ecological fixes to transformations	8
Socioecological topologies of student debt in the United States	8
The spatial antecedents for drone governance in Afghanistan	7
Capitalist crisis and the geography of the clothing industry	7
Making space for healthcare delivery by drone in Ghana: A case study	7
Mahsa Amini's killing, state violence, and moral policing in Iran	6
Potential violence, trauma and all the feels: Towards collaborative, reflexive and self-aware methodologies for researching the far right	6
From Jamestown to Bethlehem: Local connections of geopolitical violence	6
Digital activism in housing struggles: Countering algorithmic violence with algorithmic care	6
The Politics of Entrepreneurial Embedded ‘VIP Urbanism’ in Bengaluru: Elite Practices and Agency Problem	5
Applying friction to the flooded zone: An examination of current work by the protest artist collective CityLoup	5
Art for re-existence: Casa Pueblo's decolonial landscape interventions toward an energy insurrection	5
The unsustainable life of British Universities	5
“If we rebuild the kitchen, we rebuild the heart”: Post-relief transformational politics in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico	5

Credibility, empire, and the geopolitics of distrust: Rethinking Iran's nuclear question	5
The political economy of bordering and the reproduction of borders in the case of Frontex	5
Agrarian futures and normative practices: A case study of small-scale ecological farming	5
Subjective destitution, love, and rebellion in pandemic times: Theorizing with Hot Skull	5
Different approach, same focus: How China is shaping the future of its African cooperation through education	5
Geographies of hydrogen: A review of trends, themes and concepts	5
Eldercare and re-purposing the built environment of urban China: Capital switching and bundled commodities in recent trends	5
Divergent temporalities and belonging: The temporal–spatial paradox of digital nomadism	5
Neither chains nor networks: Modeling ambivalence in the US automotive sector	5
Contemporary anti-racist struggle and Lenin’s thought: The enduring bond between racism and imperialism	5
Re-purposing the built environment of urban China: Residential eldercare and David Harvey's capital switching in a new era	4
Occupying the past: The carceral archaeology of the Israel antiquities authority	4
Global food insecurity as a crisis of social reproduction for the classes of labour	4
On the dichotomy between housing justice and environmental justice	4
Relocating occupation: A critical environmental justice analysis of the US military migration from Okinawa to Guåhan	4
“A thorn in their throat” planning for settler colonial removal in hizma	4
CPEC this and CPEC that: Spatial dialectics of state power and resistance in Balochistan	4
New municipalism and the right to the city: A Lefebvrean re-examination and lessons from Barcelona	3
Mike Davis: Planetarity and environmentalisms: the invention of new environmental histories from the Ecology of Fear to Victorian	3
From personal responsibility to an eco-socialist state: Political economy, popular discourses and the climate crisis	3
Social movements’ struggles under new municipalism: Confronting the neoliberal Parque Pümpin megaproject in Valparaíso city	3
Germany then and now: Guilt, white supremacy and sustaining genocide, from the far-right to the radical left	3
Transforming Guizhou: Urbanization in an ethnic region in southwest China	3
Reviewer Acknowledgment	3
Thinking across agrarian class hierarchies in guest worker programs: Limitations to worker and farmer collective strategies	3
The Belt and Road Initiative in Nepal: Potential impacts and implications	3
Repression breeds resistance: A call for a methodology of radical solidarity and love to respond to the prison industrial complex and academia's eugenic tendencies	3
The ambivalence of potential	3
Communication: Marxism, deproletarianisation, geographers and non-geographers	3
Communicating Friedrich Engels's return to Manchester: Arts and cultural event, history lesson, or call to action?	3
The longue durée of primitive accumulation: From depeasantization to deproletarianization	3
The politics of internet shutdowns in Jammu and Kashmir	3
Antimonumentos and other aesthetic interventions amidst generalized violence: Seeds in the “political subsoil” of central Mexico	3
The labor of strikes: Unions, workers, and the 2023 US strike wave	3
Donald Trump and Hostess CupCakes: Distinguishing the persisting sources of Trump's popular support, 2015–2025	3