OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Community Development Journal is 2. 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Financial subordination and uneven financialization in 21st century Africa	30
Financialization, real estate and COVID-19 in the UK	18
Decolonizing Climate Research and Policy: making space to tell our own stories, in our own ways	13
Covid-19 and community development	13
‘Sacrifice zone’: The environment–territory–place of disposable lives	12
The tree of participation: a new model for inclusive decision-making	11
CDJ Editorial—What is this Covid-19 crisis?	9
Local community participation challenges in community-based ecotourism development in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo	7
Community development and social work teaching and learning in a time of global interruption	7
‘How can the governance of communities that care interventions be enhanced by understandings of community development?’: a case study in rural Australia	6
Fit for measure? Evaluation in community development	5
Financialization of nature and climate change policy: implications for mining-impacted Afro-Colombian communities	4
Striving to strengthen the ecosocial framework in social work in Finland	4
Sustainability of community-managed small town and rural water systems in northern Ghana: lessons from Upper West Region	4
The role of women in managing waste banks and supporting waste management in local communities	4
Ethical issues in community development: setting the scene	4
Between a rock and a hard place: State-led territorial stigmatization, informal care practices and the interstitiality of local community workers in Denmark	4
Keeping the baby when we throw out the bathwater: social supermarkets for community development	4
Indelible stain: territorial stigmatization and the limits of resistance	4
Enacting critical community development through anti-gentrification policy advocacy	4
Community initiatives against Covid-19 in the United Arab Emirates	3
“This place means freedom to me”: needs-based engagement with marginalized migrant Muslim women in London	3
Using theory-based evaluation to understand what works in asset-based community development	3
Through convergence and governance: embedding empowerment in community development interventions	3
There’s a time and a place: temporal aspects of place-based stigma	3

Enabling evidence-led collaborative systems-change efforts: an adaptation of the collective impact approach	3
Re-empowering into voice: experiments in organic community co-production	3
Community based participatory governance platforms and sharing of mining benefits: evidence from Ghana	3
The role of educators in community resilience in natural disaster-prone communities	3
Community development has been hijacked	3
Ethnography of community governance: a case of COVID-19 response of an urban slum in Bangladesh	3
‘Stateless’ Rohingyas: persecution, displacement and complex community development	3
Solidarity Economy Markets as “mobilizational commons”: re-signifying the market through the lens of cooperation	3
COVID-19 and the counter-collective collective organizing of the cosmic right	3
Commons as Polanyian countermovement in neoliberal market society. A case study in Belgium	3
Community organizing in anti-corruption initiatives through spontaneous participation: Bangladesh perspective	3
Community development ‘yet-to-come’ during and post the COVID-19 pandemic: from Derrida to Zuboff	3
Empowering women through the Self-Help Group Bank Linkage Programme as a tool for sustainable development: lessons from India	3
Top-down processes derail bottom-up objectives: a study in community engagement and ‘Slum-Free City Planning’	2
Post-cyclone (Aila), transforming lives and gendered relations in Bangladesh	2
Territorial stigmatization in theory and practice, and its implications for community development: an introduction to the themed section	2
Perceptions on community media for effective acculturation in Nigerian indigenous languages	2
The capability approach (CA) and a prefigurative politics of social policy and community development	2
Corrigendum to: Decolonizing social services through community development: an Anishinaabe experience	2
Community development and financialization: making the connections	2
Walking and talking with volunteers: what does walking offer the study of volunteering, space and place?	2
Beyond good intentions: questioning the ‘leaving no one behind’ agenda in global development, evidence from Pakistan	2
The ethics of food sovereignty: discourses for transformative social change and community development practices by peasant movements	2
Framing climate emergency: community development, populism and just transition	2
Ireland’s tax games: the challenge of tackling corporate tax avoidance	2
Housing microfinance, saving and credit cooperatives, and community development in low-income settings in Mexico	2
Neighbourhood opposition to relocation of people with disabilities in Lithuania: ‘fake ethics’ in the community discourse	2
Leader: reflections on the promise and the reality	2
Ethical challenges for a community-based researcher: a case study from Bihar, India	2
Tacit knowledge, cultural values and agential possibility in rural Haiti	2
Embedding research ethics into an international development programme: a case study of Evidence and Collaboration for Inclusive Development (ECID) in Nigeria	2
Social mobilization and tackling the performance of local government in rural Nepal	2
Rooting and reaching: insights from Love Leitrim’s successful resistance to fracking in Ireland	2
An evidence cycle framework for community development initiatives	2
Walking the financialized city: confronting capitalist urbanization through mobile popular education	2
TERF wars: feminism and the fight for transgender futures	2
Reflecting on community development research: how peer researchers influence and shape community action projects	2
EditorialChallenging conditions for academic writing and the limits of excellence through competition	2