OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Environment and Planning E-Nature and Space 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 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
The temporal fragility of infrastructure: Theorizing decay, maintenance, and repair	29
Against climate apartheid: Confronting the persistent legacies of expendability for climate justice	23
Magical disruption? Alternative protein and the promise of de-materialization	22
The Creatures Collective: Manifestings	22
Making India’s cleanest city: Sanitation, intersectionality, and infrastructural violence	21
Greening extractivism: Environmental discourses and resource governance in the ‘Lithium Triangle’	20
A political ecology of data	19
Where species don’t meet: Invisibilized animals, urban nature and city limits	18
Extraction, entanglements, and (im)materialities: Reflections on the methods and methodologies of natural resource industries fieldwork	18
New extractive frontiers in Ireland and the moebius strip of wind/data	18
The body as infrastructure	17
Entangled agencies: Rethinking causality and health in political-ecology	16
Procurement, finance and the energy transition: Between global processes and territorial realities	15
Gorilla habituation and the role of animal agency in conservation and tourism development at Bwindi, South Western Uganda	14
Hydrosocial hinterlands: An urban political ecology of Southern California’s hydrosocial territory	14
New political ecologies of renewable energy	14
Industrial dynamics on the commodity frontier: Managing time, space and form in mining, tree plantations and intensive aquaculture	13
Beyond the green panopticon: New directions in research exploring environmental governmentality	13
Conflicts, cooperation and experimentation: Analysing the politics of urban water through Accra’s heterogeneous water supply infrastructure	13
Green transformation is a boundary object: An analysis of conceptualisation of transformation in Norwegian primary industries	12
New data infrastructures for environmental monitoring in Myanmar: Is digital transparency good for governance?	12
Electricity capital and accumulation strategies in the U.S. electricity system	12
The ambivalent political work of emotions in the defence of territory, life and the commons	12
Making insects tick: Responsibility, attentiveness and care in edible insect farming	11
Environmental justice, settler colonialism, and more-than-humans in the occupied West Bank: An introduction	11

Securing accumulation by restoration – Exploring spectacular corporate conservation, coal mining and biodiversity compensation in the German Rhineland	11
(Counter)mapping renewables: Space, justice, and politics of wind and solar power in Mexico	10
“Everyone wants this market to grow”: The affective post-politics of municipal green bonds	10
Wildlife in the Digital Anthropocene: Examining human-animal relations through surveillance technologies	10
Deus ex mitigata: Denaturalizing the discursive power of Solar India	10
Frictitious commodities: Virtuality, virtue and value in the carbon economy of repair	10
Failure to build: Sewage and the choppy temporality of infrastructure in Palestine	10
Bankrolling biodiversity: The politics of philanthropic conservation finance in Chile	10
Enacting and resisting biosecurity citizenship: More-than-human geographies of enrolment in a disease eradication scheme in Scotland	10
Sustainability as a Real Utopia – Heuristics for transformative sustainability research	10
Environmental governance: Broadening ontological spaces for a more livable world	10
Rail-to-park transformations in 21st century modern cities: Green gentrification on track	9
Towards enriched narrative political ecologies	9
From “trust” to “trustworthiness”: Retheorizing dynamics of trust, distrust, and water security in North America	9
Indigenous climate change adaptation: New directions for emerging scholarship	9
The recalibration of our relationships with science (and nature) by natural hazard risk mitigation practitioners	9
Making companions: Companionability and encounter value in the marketization of the American Mustang	9
Labour in transition: A value-theoretical approach to renewable energy labour	8
Environmental justice and the politics of pollution: The case of the Formosa Ha Tinh Steel pollution incident in Vietnam	8
Broaching the brook: Daylighting, community and the ‘stickiness’ of water	8
Between decay and repair: Embodied experiences of infrastructure's materiality	8
A manifesto for shadow places: Re-imagining and co-producing connections for justice in an era of climate change	8
Mining the air: Political ecologies of the circular carbon economy	8
Agency in human–shark encounter	8
Displacing the Anthropocene: Colonisation, extinction and the unruliness of nature in Palestine	8
Knowing bears: An ethnographic study of knowledge and agency in human–bear cohabitation	7
Dirty work in the clean city: An embodied Urban Political Ecology of women informal recyclers’ work in the ‘clean city’	7
Alternative energy capital of the world? Fix, risk, and solar energy in Los Angeles’ urban periphery	7
Political ecologies of infrastructural and intestinal decay	7
Housewives and maids: The labor of household recycling in urban India	7
Towards the arboreal side-effects of marronage: Black geographies and ecologies of the Jamaican forest	7
Hope in the ruins: Seeds, plants, and possibilities of regeneration	7
From sustainable development to social-ecological justice: Addressing taboos and naturalizations in order to shift perspective	7
Situating climate change adaptation within plural worlds: The role of Indigenous and local knowledge in Pentecost Island, Vanuatu	7
Water with larvae: Hydrological fertility, inequality, and mosquito urbanism	6
Infrastructuring “data-driven” environmental governance in Louisiana’s coastal restoration plan	6
Race, citizenship, and belonging in the pursuit of water and climate justice in California	6
Superimposition: How Indian city bureaucracies are responding to climate change	6
Contested estuary ontologies: The conflict over the fairway adaptation of the Elbe River, Germany	6
The Political Ecology of Death: Chinese Religion and The Affective Tensions of Secularised Burial Rituals in Singapore	6
Gender, households and sustainability: Disentangling and re-entangling with the help of ‘work’ and ‘care’	6
Thermal (In)equity and incarceration: A necessary nexus for geographers	6
Attractions of delay: Using deliberative engagement to investigate the political and strategic impacts of greenhouse gas removal technologies	6
Nonscalability and generating digital outer space natures in No Man’s Sky	6
Replacing cheap nature? Sustainability, capitalist future-making and political ecologies of robotic pollination	6
Clean development or the development of dispossession? The political economy of wind parks in Southern Mexico	6
Making global oceans governance in/visible with Smart Earth: The case of Global Fishing Watch	6
For “a no-state yet to come”: Palestinian urban place-making in Kufr Aqab, Jerusalem	6
‘I stick to this side of the park’: Parks as shared spaces in contemporary Belfast	6
Powering racial capitalism: Electricity, rate-making, and the uneven energy geographies of Atlanta	6

In pursuit of diverse energy futures: The political economy of electricity in Senegal	5
Water for whom? Desalination and the cooptation of the environmental justice frame in Southern California	5
A multiplicity ofprek(s): Enacting a socionatural mosaic in the Cambodian upper Mekong delta	5
Slippery ontologies of tidal flats	5
Catholic clerical responses to climate change and Pope Francis’s Laudato Si’	5
Living with cows, sheep and endemic disease in the North of England: Embodied care, biosocial collectivities and killability	5
Hocus pocus? Spirituality and soil care in biodynamic agriculture	5
Caring for water in Northern Peru: On fragile infrastructures and the diverse work involved in irrigation	5
Political ecology and the Foucault effect: A need to diversify disciplinary approaches to ecological management?	5
Environmental injustices in immigrant detention: How absences are embedded in the National Environmental Policy Act process	5
Disappearing reeds on Chongming Island: An environmental microhistory of Chinese eco-development	5
Urban informality and the state: Repairing Cairo’s waters through Gehood Zateya	5
Just water transitions at the end of sugar in Maui, Hawai‘i	5
Environmental justice and the state	5
AirPods and the earth: Digital technologies, planned obsolescence and the Capitalocene	5
Tiger atmospheres and co-belonging in mangrove worlds	5
Environmental imaginaries and the environmental sciences of antimicrobial resistance	5
Driving development in the Amazon: Extending infrastructural citizenship with political ecology in Bolivia	4
Contested Sovereignties: Indigenous disputes over plurinational resource governance	4
The invisible commodity: Local experiences with forest carbon offsetting in Indonesia	4
Climate and energy justice along the Brahmaputra river in Northeast India	4
Overflow: The oppositional life of an environmental impact study in a Senegalese mining negotiation	4
Greenwashing in Palestine/Israel: Settler colonialism and environmental injustice in the age of climate catastrophe	4
The multifaceted outcomes of community-engaged water quality management in a Palestinian refugee camp	4
How to govern a sustainable supply chain: Standards, standardizers, and the political ecology of (in)advertence	4
Earth in practice: Uncertainty, expertise and the expected Istanbul earthquake	4
The infrastructures of White settler perception: A political phenomenology of colonialism, genocide, ecocide, and emergency	4
Energy transition, rural transformation and local land-use planning: Insights from Ontario, Canada	4
Constructing captive ecology at the aquarium: Hierarchy, care, violence, and the limits of control	4
Introduction: Uneven geographies of electricity capital	4
Revisiting power and powerlessness: Speculating on West Virginia’s energy future and the externalities of the socioecological fix	4
The social life of mangroves: Neoliberal development and mangrove conservation in the changing landscape of Kutch	4
Soil drugs of the future: The sustainability of BioAg and the repair of arable land	4
Reparative accumulation? Financial risk and investment across socio-environmental crises	4
Feminist digital natures	4
Towards conceptions of green gentrification as more-than-human	4
Infrastructuring drip irrigation: The gendered assembly of farmers, laborers and state subsidy programs	4
Commons, Commoning and Co-Becoming: Nurturing Life-in-Common and Post-Capitalist Futures (An Introduction to the Theme Issue)	4
Holding water for the city: Emergent geographies of storage and the urbanization of nature	4
Against settler sustainability: California’s groundwater as a vertical frontier	4
Multi-species, ecological and climate change temporalities: Opening a dialogue with phenology	4
Individual animal geographies for the more-than-human city: Storying synanthropy and cynanthropy with urban coyotes	4
Firescapes of disruption: An absence of insurance in landscapes of fire	4
Invasive Plant Relations in a Global Pandemic: Caring for a “Problematic Pesto”	4
Conserving inequality: How private conservation and property developers ‘fix’ spatial injustice in South Africa	4
For multispecies autoethnography	4