OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Latin American Research Review is 6. 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 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)

Article	Citations
New (and a Few Old) Directions in Latin American Visual Cultural Studies	180
The Struggle to Legitimate Political Regimes in Venezuela: From Pérez Jiménez to Maduro	76
Indigenous Communities, Migrant Organizations, and the Ephemeral Nature of Translocality	48
The Act of Listening to “Battered” Women: An Ethnographic Comparison of Police and Emergency Responses in São Paulo, Brazil	44
New Waves of Immigration and Departure in Modern Latin America	44
Racism and Race Mixture in Latin America	40
Swinging Leftward: Public Opinion on Economic and Political Integration in Latin America, 1997–2010	34
Colonialidad múltiple en América Latina: Estructuras de dependencia, relatos de subalternidad	34
Inequality and Inclusion in Latin America	30
Ethos and Pathos in Millennial Brazil	24
The Historian’s Craft: Creating the Past in Colonial Latin America	23
Student Mobilization, Higher Education, and the 2013 Protests in Brazil in Historical Perspective	21
Fiscal Redistribution and Ethnoracial Inequality in Bolivia, Brazil, and Guatemala	21
Political Modernity in Latin America: The Nineteenth Century	19
Progressive Contextualization: Thinking about Extreme Events	18
¿De la disrupción a la institucionalización? El caso del movimiento indígena de Bolivia	17
Race and Rule in the Colonial Andes	16
Reflections on Haitian Democracy: Zooming in on a Megaproject in the Hinterland	16
Report from the Editor (2018)	16
Nuevas perspectivas sobre militancias de alto riesgo: Ciudad de Guatemala, 1980–1985	16
Patriarchy, New Left Post-Neoliberalism, and the Valuing of Care Work: The Labor Conditions of Nicaraguan Nurses under Sandinismo’s “Second Stage”	16
Politicized Identities and Social Movements	15
Wallmapu Rising: New Paths in Mapuche Studies	15
Imagining Latin American Social Science from the Global South: Orlando Fals Borda and Participatory Action Research	14
Progressive Reforms and the Art of the Possible	13

The Functions of Letters to the Editor in Reform-Era Cuba	12
Democracy in Latin America: “Minimalist” in Concept and in Achievement	11
Evaluating the Effect of Homicide Prevention Strategies in São Paulo, Brazil: A Synthetic Control Approach	11
Before the Thaw: The Transnational Routes of Cuban Popular Culture	10
Reading the Affects in the Colonial Americas: The Exteriority of Feeling in Cabeza de Vaca’sNaufragios	10
US-Mexico Relations in an Age of Uncertainty	10
From Indigenous Literatures to Native American and Indigenous Theorists: The Makings of a Grassroots Decoloniality	10
Bribery Cartels: Collusive Corruption in Bolivian Street Markets	9
Vulnerable Women in a Thriving Country: An Analysis of Twenty-First-Century Domestic Workers in Peru and Recommendations for Future Research	9
The Colombia-Israel Nexus: Toward Historical and Analytic Contexts	8
Estimation of the Value of Statistical Life in Chile and Extrapolation to Other Latin American Countries	7
Reforming the Relationship between the State and Civil Society in Latin America	7
Mexican Anthropology and Inter-American Knowledge	7
Plagio y reescritura en Bolivia Construcciones de Sergio di Nucci	6
Here We Are to Build a Nation: Recent Jewish Latin American Documentaries - Hacer patria/To Build a Homeland. Dir. David Blaustein, Prod. Zafra Difusión S.A. and Tornasol Films S.A. Argentina, 2007, 1	6
Los nuevos grupos y sus viejas prácticas en la Argentina reciente (2003–2014): Entre ámbitos privilegiados de acumulación, especulación y monopolios	6
Peru since Independence, a Tortured History	6