OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

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

Article	Citations
Now?	36
Currents of Innuendo Converge on an American Path to Political Hate	24
Migrants & Minorities into Citizens: Education & Membership Regimes Since the Early Modern Period	23
A Bird with One Wing	23
Public Beliefs about the Role of Military Force	17
Black Womanhood: Raciolinguistic Intersections of Gender, Sexuality & Social Status in the Aftermaths of Colonization	16
Beyond Implicit Bias	15
From the Politics of Representation to the Ethics of Decolonization: What mena Social Research Can Learn from the “Indigenous Turn”	12
Home Sweet NewHome	12
Language Equality & Schooling: Global Challenges & Unmet Promises	11
A Long & Wrong Road to Globalization: Why Have Japanese Universities Failed in “Catching Up” in the Twenty-First Century?	10
Language & Social Justice in the United States: An Introduction	10
Language on Trial	9
The Long Struggle for Educational Equity in Britain: 1944-2023	8
Caregiving in Philosophy, Biology & Political Economy	8
The Socialist Model of Higher Education: The Dream Faces Reality	8
Introduction: The Social Science of Caregiving	8
Liberatory Linguistics	7
Should We Trust the Censor?	7
American Gun Violence & Mental Illness: Reducing Risk, Restoring Health, Respecting Rights & Reviving Communities	7
Refugee Education: Aligning Access, Learning & Opportunity	7
Gallant And Goofus: The Daughter-Care Taker Edition	7
Is There a Proper Scope for Markets?	7
From the Battlefield to Behind Bars: Rethinking the Relationship between the Military- & Prison-Industrial Complexes	7
The Case for Data Visibility	7

Egalitarian Pluralism	6
Overcoming Historical Factors that Block the Quest for Educational Equity in Canadian Schools	6
Roles for Implicit Bias Science in Antidiscrimination Law	6
Retooling Career Systems to Fight Workplace Bias: Evidence from U.S. Corporations	6
Excerpt from The Committed	6
The Ghost Budget: U.S. War Spending & Fiscal Transparency	6
Governance for Human Social Flourishing	6
The Free Speech Clause as a Deregulatory Tool	6
The State, War-Making & Democratization in the United States: A Historical Overview	6
Young Children & Implicit Racial Biases	6
Northwestern University in Qatar: A Distinctive Global University	6
Introduction	6
Disbound	6
Power to Pursue Happiness	6
Linguistic Profiling across International Geopolitical Landscapes	5
The Quest for Educational Equity in Mexico	5
O, Responsibility	5
It Can Happen Here	5
The Ongoing Biomedical Revolution Created by Rethinking How to Learn	5
In Search of Ontologies of Entanglement	5
how to write a poem about Bucha	5
The Rise & Restructuring of Yale-NUS College: An International Liberal Arts Partnership in Singapore	5
Free Speech on the Internet: The Crisis of Epistemic Authority	5
An Evacuation	5
The Social Life of Care	4
The Quest for Educational Equity in Schools in South Africa	4
Valuing & Defending the Arts in Hong Kong	4
War & the Administrative State, 1776–1900	4
Up Close: Asian University for Women	4
Thinking the Unthinkable about the First Amendment	4
Making Decent Jobs	4
Implicit Bias versus Intentional Belief: When Morally Elevated Leadership Drives Transformational Change	4
Identity Group Stratification, Political Economy & Inclusive Economic Rights	4
Little Things Matter a Lot: The Significance of Implicit Bias, Practically & Legally	4
Long War & the Erosion of Democratic Culture	4
Lessons from the Digital Coalface in the Post-Truth Age: Researching the Middle East Amid Authenticity Vacuums, Transnational Repression & Disinformation	4
India's Realignment of Higher Education	4