Middle East Critique

Papers
(The TQCC of Middle East Critique 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
Multiple Consciousness and Transnationalism in Iranian Armenian Cultural Productions28
Palestine and the Ends of Theory21
Exceptionalism and Its Discontents: Israel, Iran, and the Crisis of Global Norms16
Media, Imperialism, and Ideology: US Partisan Media’s Discursive Approach to Latin America and the Middle East13
Missing Gender: Conceptual Limitations in the Debate on “Sectarianism” in the Middle East12
Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Maghreb: A Materialist Critique11
Resistance Economies: An Analysis of Resilience against US Sanctions on Iran and Cuba10
Mediating Poverty on Arab Television10
Urbanized Rural Women: A Study in Rural Areas of Gilan, Isfahan, and Semnan Provinces9
Deciphering China’s Policy in the Arab Region from the Lens of Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy8
Palestine is the Vanguard for Our Liberation: Insights from the Students’ Intifada at Columbia University8
Follow the Grid, Follow the Violence: The Project for a Transregional Mediterranean Electricity Ring7
Self-Identification of Indigeneity within Turkey’s Kurdish Political Movement7
Indigenous Internationalism Against Imprisoned Indigeneity in Australia and Palestine7
‘Axis of Evil’ and the Academic Repression of Palestine Solidarity7
Guest Editors’ Introduction: Turkey’s Diaspora Governance Policies from the Past to the Present7
Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Power Struggle over ‘Muslimness’: Reification, Securitization, and Identification6
Soqotra’s Formation as a Research Colony: Epistemic Annexation of an Indigenous Commons6
A New ‘Emergent’ Powerhouse in the Global Automotive? Uneven Development, Exploitation, and Dependency in Morocco’s Car Industry6
Eco-Tech Odyssey: The Political Craftsmanship of a Green Technostate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)6
Cuba and Saudi Arabia: Trade, Investment, and Cooperation between Non-Aligned Economies in the Twenty-First Century6
Navigating Digital Sovereignty and Hegemony: Arab Countries’ Digital Economy and China’s Role5
The Contribution of Āstān-e Quds-e Razavī to Iran’s Soft Power Projection5
Antisemitism and Zionism: The Internal Operations of the IHRA Definition5
Gulf Women and Anti-European Imperialism: Forgotten Gender Discourses in Interwar Iran’s Shi’i Reformation Movement5
Locating Iranian Diasporas in Fifty Years of Academic Discourse: Critical Review of Acculturation Theory5
Think Tanks as Stenographers of the State: Crafting the War on Yemen Through an Imperial Discourse5
Iran’s 12-Day War of Resistance: National Liberation as Self-Reliance4
Is Latin America Pro-Palestine? Israel’s Arms Diplomacy, Solidarity, and the Genocide in Gaza4
A Rhetorical Analysis of the Iranian Critical Theorists: Yousof Abazari and the ‘Phenomenology of a Death’4
The Flower That Broke Through the Rubble: The Legacy of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah4
Debt Economy and Class Transformation in Tunisia: A Critical Comparative Analysis (1860s–1970s)4
Beyond Orientalism: The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Strategic Preferences Regarding Nuclear Weapons4
From ‘Practical Application of Knowledge’ to ‘Academic Self-Awareness’: A Historical Examination of Knowledge Production in Chinese Middle East Studies4
Democracy and the State in Contemporary Moroccan Political Thought4
Diaspora Engagement Policies as Transnational Social Engineering: Rise and Failure of Turkey’s Diaspora Policies4
Khomeini Meets Bolivar: Iran’s Expanding Relations with Venezuela and Bolivia Through Their Presidents, Postures, and Pressures4
The Stain That Stays: The Uneasy Rehabilitation of Mubarak’s Men in Postrevolutionary Egypt4
The Hegemony of Resistance: Hezbollah and the Forging of a National-Popular Will in Lebanon4
The Decline of Political Parties in Transitional Societies: Arab Palestinian Local Government in Israel4
Gunning for Damascus: The US War on the Syrian Arab Republic3
Editorial Note: New Directions for Middle East Critique3
The Sound of Silence: Neoliberal Capitalism and Subversion of Class and Religious Minority Issues in the Indo-Gulf Relations3
Practicing wujud : A Constellation of sumud in the Fragmented Palestinian Present3
Dark Humor and ‘Humor Talk’ in Algeria’s Hirak3
Poverty and Deprivation Problems in Post-Revolutionary Iran3
Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic3
Foreign Policy and the Performance of Collective State Recognition Amidst Genocide3
Home-State Politics Vis-à-Vis Turkish Emigrants: Instrumentalizing Emigrants3
‘Stretching’ Social Reproduction: (Re)Conceptualizing Informal and Gendered Labor in Egypt under Global Capitalism3
Re-Narrating the Past, Producing the Present and Unlocking the Future: Haris al-Quds, a TV-Dramatization of ‘Post-war’ Syria3
Complex Integrated Necropolitics: Hopelessness and Defuturing in Neoliberalized Lebanon3
Introduction: Surviving Egypt’s Foreclosed Revolution3
North and East Syria (Rojava): Liberatory Project or US Proxy?3
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