OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Geographical Journal 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Critical climate justice	210
After the anthropause: Lockdown lessons for more‐than‐human geographies	49
Platforms and the pandemic: A case study of fashion rental platforms during COVID‐19	30
The critical turn of resilience: Mapping thematic communities and modes of critical scholarship	24
Reframing resilience as resistance: Situating disaster recovery within colonialism	24
Student loneliness through the pandemic: How, why and where?	21
A novel geographical research agenda on Silk Road urbanisation	20
Trajectories of neighbourhood inequality in Britain: Unpacking inter‐regional socioeconomic imbalances, 1971−2011	19
Bioengineering, telecoupling, and alternative dairy: Agricultural land use futures in the Anthropocene	19
Resilience and transformation: Lessons from the UK local food sector in the COVID‐19 pandemic	18
Ethnic diversification and neighbourhood mixing: A rapid response analysis of the 2021 Census of England and Wales	17
Sulfur: A potential resource crisis that could stifle green technology and threaten food security as the world decarbonises	17
Production without medicalisation: Risk practices and disease in Bangladesh aquaculture	17
Updated Trewartha climate classification with four climate change scenarios	16
Constructing exclusive student communities: The rise of “superior” student accommodation and new geographies of exclusion	16
Enacting a just and sustainable blue economy through transdisciplinary action research	15
An integrated analysis of housing and transit affordability in the Chicago metropolitan area	13
Coastal communities, blue economy and the climate crisis: Framing just disruptions	12
River culture: How socio‐ecological linkages to the rhythm of the waters develop, how they are lost, and how they can be regained	12
The rise of education‐featured gated communities in Chinese cities: (Re)producing the enterprising self via the entrepreneurial local state–capital nexus	12
Healthy ageing in urban China: Governing the ageing population	11
De‐municipalisation? Legacies of austerity for England's urban parks	11
Does the science criterion rest on thin ice?	10
Using participatory video to share people’s experiences of neotropical urban green and blue spaces with decision‐makers	10
Home as riskscape: Exploring technology enabled care	10

On‐ and offstage: Encountering entangled waste–tourism relations on the Vietnamese Island of Phu Quoc	10
On an ethic of not going there	10
Bat algorithm optimised extreme learning machine (Bat‐ELM): A novel approach for daily river water temperature modelling	10
“Here be dragons!” The gross under‐representation of the Global South on editorial boards in Geography	10
On multiple spacetimes in the everyday lives of irregular migrants in Finland	10
The disappearance of ice cover on temperate lakes (Central Europe) as a result of climate warming	9
Design‐driven resilience and the limits of geographic critique	9
Transgender negotiations of precarity: Contested spaces of higher education	9
From the plantation to the deep blue sea: Naturalising debt, ordinary disasters, and postplantation ecologies in the Caribbean	8
Livelihood under stress: The case of urban poor during and post‐flood in Dhaka, Bangladesh	8
Visual portrayals of fun in the sun in European news outlets misrepresent heatwave risks	8
Mine closure, social disruption, and crime in South Africa	8
Exploring the socioeconomic drivers of COVID‐19 mortality across various spatial regimes	7
Encountering Berlant part two: Cruel and other optimisms	7
In praise of Geography as a field of study for the climate emergency	7
Exploring the nexus between natural disasters and food (in)security: Evidence from rural Bangladesh	7
Exploring selfie practices and their geographies in the digital society	7
Extended urbanisation and the politics of uncertainty: The contested pathways of highway corridors in India	7
Blue revitalization or dispossession? Reform of common resource management in Japanese small‐scale fisheries	7
The historical avulsion of the Tista River, and its relationship to the Brahmaputra: Map and archive evidence from 1750 to 1835	6
(In)justice and the blue economy	6
We have never been so bounded: Pandemic, territoriality, and mobility	6
Daily water‐level forecasting for multiple polish lakes using multiple data‐driven models	6
England’s municipal waste regime: Challenges and prospects	6
Policy‐driven education‐led gentrification and its spatiotemporal dynamics: Evidence from Shanghai, China	6
Reimagining climate‐informed development: From “matters of fact” to “matters of care”	6
Essential workers' pandemic mobilities and the changing meanings of the commute	6
Rural recovery or rural spatial justice? Responding to multiple crises for the British countryside	5
Rock glacier Oasis: An alternative for agro‐pastoralism in a changing environment in the Himalayan cold desert	5
Encountering Berlant part one: Concepts otherwise	5
Arduino data loggers: A helping hand in physical geography	5
Climate impact or policy choice? The spatiotemporality of thermoregulation and border crosser mortality in southern Arizona	5
Food geographies ‘in’, ‘of’ and ‘for’ the Anthropocene: Introducing the issue and main themes	5
Geographies of empire: Infrastructure and agricultural intensification in Haiti	5
The US Blue New Deal: What does it mean for just transitions, sustainability, and resilience of the blue economy?	5
Local disaster knowledge: Towards a plural understanding of volcanic disasters in Central Java's highlands, Indonesia	5
Towards a shared understanding of Arctic climate change and urgency in Alaska	5
Working in the gig economy is boring: Non‐encounters and the politics of detachment in platform capitalism	4
Constituting the norm: Interrogating the anthropocene through food geographies in the more‐than‐human worlds of western Avadh, India	4
Relational legacies and relative experiences: Austerity, inequality and access to special educational needs and disability (SEND) support in London, England	4
High‐rise plastic: Socio‐material entanglements in apartments	4
Understanding recruitment and retention of doctors in rural Scotland: Stakeholder perspectives	4
Planetary food regimes: Understanding the entanglement between human and planetary health in the Anthropocene	4
Youth and climate justice: Representations of young people in action for sustainable futures	4
Place‐making in waterscapes: Wetlands as palimpsest spaces of recreation	4
“Conflicts of interests” within and between elite assemblages in the legal production of space: Indigenous cultural heritage preservation and the Dakota Access Pipeline	4
Sea Country: Plurality and knowledge of saltwater territories in Indigenous Australian contexts	4
The geography of the US’s mishandling of COVID‐19: A commentary on the politics of science in democracies	4
‘We are a people’: Sovereignty and disposability in the context of Puerto Rico's post‐Hurricane Maria experience	4
Neighbourhood change and spatial inequalities in Cape Town	4

Technologies of dispossession in the blue economy: Socio‐environmental impacts of seawater desalination in the Antofagasta Region of Chile	4
Identification of motorcycle accidents hotspots in the Czech Republic and their conditional factors: The use of KDE+ and two‐step cluster analysis	4
The Future of The Geographical Journal: Engaging with Public Issues	4
Media coverage of the blue economy in British newspapers: Sea blindness and sustainable development	4
Of rivers, law and justice in the Anthropocene	4