OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of English Language Notes is 0. 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
The Addicted Self	4
A Primer for Rebellion	2
Fascist Culture, Critical Pedagogy, and Resistance in Pandemic Times	2
Approaching Addiction	2
Reframing Addiction	1
Silence and Violence in the Archive of Slavery	1
Kashmiri Feminist Manifesto	1
Remaking the Drunkard in Early Stuart England	1
Academic Labor, Shared Governance, and the Future That Awaits Us	1
Lagerfeld, Fashion, and Cultural Heritage	1
In the Time of Pandemic, the Deep Structure of Biopower Is Laid Bare	1
“No Man’s Ocean Ever Did Get the Best of Me”	1
Sweet-and-Sour Soup for the Psyche	1
Claude McKay’s Bad Nationalists	0
If “Everything Is Mapu”	0
Introduction	0
Weathering the Occupation	0
Literature and #MeToo	0
Kashmiri Futures	0
“That Vast Quantity of Laudanum I Have Been Known to Take”	0
Fashion’s Borders	0
“Smartness Aloft”	0
Theater in Lockdown, or a Performance-Studies Paradox	0
“A Syrup of Passion and Desire”	0
the land of dreams	0

Fashions and Wars	0
Surface and Retreat	0
Resisting the Clockwork of Occupation	0
An Avalanche of Cultural Rejections	0
Toward an Oceanic “Becoming With”	0
On Syndemics and Social Change	0
Mooring Aslima	0
Marketing Masks and Makeup in Mollie Panter-Downes’s “Letter from London”	0
Future’s Moving Terrains	0
Critiquing the Global Clothing Chain in Mauritius	0
Horror, Trauma, and George A. Romero’sMartin(1978)	0
Slavery’s Archive and the Matter of Black Atlantic Lives	0
Lyric Commodification in McKay’s Morocco	0
The Unfinished Business of American Insurrection	0
How to Listen Otherwise	0
Saamaka	0
Opium and Logistical Nightmares	0
Disaster Theory	0
Notes on Kashmiri Visualities	0
#MeToo Revisited	0
Trauma and Horror	0
Of Pandemic and Life’s Propositions	0
Introduction	0
Convoluted Yarns	0
Emily Dickinson’s Shawl	0
Afterword	0
Introduction	0
“Broken Bits of Color in the Dirt”	0
Fashion in Așǫs	0
Locating and Narrating Revolution	0
A Queer Romance	0
A Black Pacific Memoir	0
“A Little Civilization in My Pocket”	0
Introduction	0
On Insurrections	0
Introduction	0
Introduction	0
Teaching for a Habitable Future with Octavia Butler’sParable of the Sower	0
Queer Trauma in Caitlín R. Kiernan’sThe Red Tree	0
Black Lives Matter and Communications Technologies	0
Ghostly Outlines	0
Afropessimism, Liminal Hotspots, and Claude McKay’s Aesthetic of Sovereign Rejection in Romance in Marseille	0
Fake News, Then and Now	0
Expanding Black and Indigenous Ecologies	0
All Aboard	0
“I Am Very Sexy, Sexy, Sexy”	0
Ghost Meat	0
Between the Lived and the Literary	0
Local Ontology and Lived Experience of Fashion toward a Gulf Fashion “Sustainability”	0
Archives of the Dispossessed	0

Archives against the Police	0
Shoreline Thinking	0
Decolonial Futures	0
Marseille Exposed	0
Playing Pandemics	0
Researching Kashmir	0
Material Bodies, Bodies of Narrative	0
Introduction	0
“She Was Raised on Blood”	0
Fake You!	0
Sinophone Geopolitics and Postcolonial Materiality in Cold War Borneo	0
Transhistoricizing Claude McKay’s Romance in Marseille	0
Considering Epidemiology’s Need for Literary History	0
The War That Never Happened	0
Ecology without Civilization	0
Serving His Lord	0
Spanish Civil War Horror and Regional Trauma	0
Sigma Alpha Elsinore	0
Land as an Indigenous Archive in Yvonne Vera’s The Stone Virgins	0