OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

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

Article	Citations
M’Pungu between Charles Darwin and Wolfgang Köhler: the changing human perceptions of great apes	2
Beijing-Hankou railway concession: a lost cause for Britain in 1897–1898	1
Europe Facing East in the Age of Ottoman Power: War, Diplomacy, and the Composite State	1
Artie Shaw: Icon of swing	1
In This Issue	1
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“A Colony of Aliens”: The Impact of Naturalizing Immigrants in Colonial Pennsylvania	0
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Framing Mein Kampf : The Nazi Bible in International Cartoons (1925–1945)	0
Staging the Past: Intolerance, Appropriation, and the Politics of Memory in Contemporary Spanish Festive Traditions	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Preservation of Fading Memories: The Three-Dimensional Digitization and Visualization of the Second-World-War-Era Amache Japanese-American Internment Camp (Granada, Colorado)	0
In This Issue	0
Discord and deception: Germany’s failure to woo the USA in Asia and the Pacific before 1914	0
A history for our times: thinking a history of the present from the central Mediterranean	0
Agnes M. Driscoll: documents on FBI suspicions of the cryptographic and feminist icon	0
The indentured archipelago: experiences of Indian labour in Mauritius and Fiji, 1871–1916 The indentured archipelago: experiences of Indian labour in Mauritius and Fiji, 1871–1916	0
Paul Robinson’s Russian Liberals and Conservatives: A Review Essay	0
Erzincan during the First World War, 1915-1917: The Farthest Caucasian Battlefront, Place of Armistice and a Site of Massacres	0
Memory, Commemoration and Remembrance:The Holocaust in the Digital Age	0
Progressive States Rights: The Forgotten History of Federalism	0
Dancing with the wind: the diplomacy of communist bloc economic aid to North Vietnam, 1954-1975	0
Migration and the Rise of the United States: The Role of Old and New Diasporas	0
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The Moundbuilders: ancient societies of Eastern North America, 2nd edition The Moundbuilders: ancient societies of Eastern North America, 2nd edition , by George R. Miln	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Stalin’s Mein Kampf	0
Myth, Memory, and Mission: Reassessing the Journey of Mahinda Thera to Sri Lanka	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Another Life of Learning The Prosecution of Professor Chandler Davis: McCarthyism, Communism, and the Myth of Academic Freedom , by Steve Batterson, New York, Monthly Re	0
In This Issue	0
In This Issue	0
Mein Kampf : Impact and Dissemination in Germany and Beyond	0
The Interplay of Monastic Economy and Medical Practices in the Kingdom of Anurādhapura: An Epigraphical Study	0
AIPAC’s founding and the evolution of aid to Israel	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Watching the Jackals: Prague’s Covert Liaisons with Cold War Terrorists and Revolutionaries	0
Chaos and Order in the Mamlūk Politics: Intra-Factional Conflicts during the First Reign of al-Nāṣir Faraj	0
Reviving the American Left in the 1960s: The Economic Research and Action Project and the LID-SDS Conflict	0
In This Issue	0
Before Lawrence v. Texas: The Making of a Queer Social Movement	0
Colonial Judicial Memoirs: From the Inns of Court to the Pacific	0
On the Historiography of the Shoah and the Great Terror Lessons of History: The Holocaust and Soviet Terror as Borderline Events , by Klas-Göran Karlsson, Boston, MA, Ac	0
From religious liberty to faith in America: JFK, Mitt Romney, and the rise of the religious right	0
In This Issue	0
“Esigenza ‘G’”: the planning for the Italian expeditionary corps for the invasion of Japan, 1944-1945	0
Lenin: Rupture or Continuity	0
From estrangement to interdependence: British-US nuclear policy from 1945 to 1962	0
Global Historiography of Slave Rebellions	0
In This Issue	0
The Significance of Mein Kampf	0
Reflections on the history of voting and elections	0
Best Practices for Historical Cemetery Digitization Standardization: The Tolomato and Burial Hill Cemetery Digitization Projects	0
Correction	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
The Fenian Sisterhood, Ladies Land Leaguers and the Women’s Suffrage Question: The Representation of Women in the Victorian Irish Press	0
Identity Politics and Polarization: The Contested New West	0
Artisanal Watercraft Industry in Nineteenth-Century Cyprus: Vessel Types, Shipwrights, and Local Vessel Owners	0
IN THIS ISSUE	0
Reassessing Chen Xujing: Radical Westernization and China’s Modernization Path	0
Hitler’s Mein Kampf : Some Key Themes	0
The 50th Anniversary of the Reunification of Vietnam, 1975-2025: Remembering, Forgetting and Never Forgetting	0
A Historical Novel and the Re-casting of Indic Pride: Dignity, Military Prowess, Psychological Resistance and History in Jaya Somanath	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Physician soldier: the South Pacific letters of Captain Fred Gabriel from the 39th Station Hospital Physician soldier: the South Pacific letters of Captain Fred Gabriel from the 39th St	0
The four types of pseudohistory	0
Visualization, mapping, and the history of mobility in the Middle Ages	0
Emulating Empire: Washington’s Preoccupation with British Counterinsurgency in Malaya and US Commitment to Vietnam ^*	0
Cross-Cultural Communication in Early Modern Russia: Foreign news in context Cross-Cultural Communication in Early Modern Russia: Foreign news in context , by Daniel C.	0
“It isn’t a book to be read through”: The Germans and Mein Kampf , 1925-1945	0
Sanitary Policy of the Russian Authorities in the Bay of Kotor (1806–1807)	0
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In This Issue	0
The backdrop of Theodor Herzl’s political activism	0
Mein Kampf Special Issue Introduction	0
Mississippi River Valley: The Course of American Civilization	0
Goldberg’s Pickaxe: or, how Professor Thompson failed Logic 101 Last Second in Dallas , by Josiah Thompson, Lawrence, KS, University Press of Kansas, 2021, 476 pp., $29.	0
Theories of representative government against democracy during the French Revolution	0
The Soviet Authorities’ Position toward the “Women’s Question” in North Korea from 1945 to 1949	0
Language Learning and Historical Research: the Danger of Anglophone Parochialism	0
In This Issue	0
The Art of Influence: Propaganda as a War Tool During Imperial Invasions and First Aerial Leaflets	0
Phi Alpha Theta Initiates	0
Extraordinary violence and the congressional struggle to create free, fair, and open elections in the nineteenth-century U.S.	0
The 1908 Ottoman elections	0
“The most astonishing election result since the war”? Re-examining the Leyton by-election of 1965	0
Algeria, France: Complex Relations and a Lasting Trauma of Colonialism	0
In This Issue	0
The success of the Dutch Revolt: an interpretation inspired by Norbert Elias	0
Courtly Narratives: The Role of Indo-Persian Scholars in Constructing the “Other” in the Delhi Sultanate	0
Fragments on Mein Kampf	0
From Slavery to Precious Pearls: The Extraordinary Life of Anna (Canangan) of Java	0
“Blind, Lame, Chipped, Cracked, Neutered”: The Protests of Disabled Veterans in the Republic of Vietnam during the Early 1970s	0
The Abolition of Bawih (Servitude) as an Emerging Social-Reform Movement in the Lushai Hills, Mizoram	0
Ellen Browning Scripps: new money and American philanthropy Ellen Browning Scripps: new money and American philanthropy , by Molly McClain, Lincoln, NE, University of Ne	0
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The Colonial Legacy Sustains: The Madras City Police Commissioner System (1947–1971)	0