OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Sociological Quarterly is 3. 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
How Do You Interview a River? Translating the Social Role of Natural Entities	24
Romantic Relationships and Depressive Symptoms among Young Women	20
The Everynight Politics of Expatriate Gay Men Across the Global South: Forging Community in Buenos Aires, Flirting with Nonexistence in Dubai	16
Contentious Civic Spheres and Gender Inequality	14
Drag and the New Political Economy of Queer Nightlife	13
Beyond Remittances: How Face Drives Immigration Stories of Undocumented and Mixed-status Chinese Immigrant Families	10
Congregations in Context: Clarifying the Religious Ecology of Crime	10
The Local Welfare State and Differences in Racialized Poverty	10
“I Don’t Care Who Rules in the White House”: Boundary-Training in Science and Everyday Politics of Knowledge	10
I Love a Piano: How a Philadelphia Piano Bar Maintains Its Gay Reputation Through Interaction Rituals	8
It’s a Matter of Institutional Trust: Seasonal Childhood Vaccine Uptake During a Time of Mixed Messages in Alberta, Canada	7
Correction	7
Populism, Emotions, and Boundary Work Among Political Activists in the Trump Era	6
How Age Shapes Ethno-Racial Disparities in Accessing Mortgage Credit	6
Editors’ Farewell	6
Are More Educated States More Gay-Friendly? How the Increase in College Attainment Promotes Acceptance of Gay Men and Lesbians	5
Political Claimsmaking and Emotional Expression	5
Pregnant and Postpartum Women in Prison: Experiences of Social Ties Within the Total Institution	5
Toxic Personal Care: Selling Gendered Marketing and Chemical Toxicity Through Personal Care Products	5
The Interaction and Amplification of World Society Norms: A Case Study of Environmental Conservation, Gender Equality, and Formal Education	5
Colorblind Cops in Christian America: Christian Nationalism, Race, Politics, and Beliefs About Racist Policing	4
Circling Back: The Aftermath of Campus Activism, Racism, and Institutional Responses	4
Trajectories of Deprivation: Linking Neighborhood Change with Presence of Social Service Organizations	4
The Scope, Issues, and Disruptiveness of Campus Protest in the United States, 2017–2024	4
“Othering” by Consent? Public Attitudes to Covid-19 Restrictions and the Role of the Police in Managing Compliance in England	4

Civil Society and Democracy under Pressure: Does Authoritarian Mobilization and Party Incapacity Diminish the Positive Effect of Civil Society?	4
Uncertain Belonging: Asexuality and Queer Nightlife	3
Our Kind of American: Christian Nationalism, Race, and Contingent Views of Cultural Membership	3
Beyond Petroleum? The Diffusion of Alternative Fuels in the United States, 1994–2015	3
Assessing the Anti-Globalization Movement: Protest Against the WTO, IMF, and World Bank in Cross-National Perspective	3
Labor Market Inequality, Debt, and the Consequences of Sub-Baccalaureate Higher Education	3
High Hopes: Gender Trends in Educational Expectations for Graduate and Professional School, 1976-2019	3
When Protest Becomes Institutionalized: Evidence from the Chilean Student Movement Under Military Rule, 1982–1989	3
Ethnicity, Poverty, Race, and the Unequal Distribution of US Safe Drinking Water Act Violations, 2016-2018	3
Moving Away from One’s Origins: Predictors of Becoming a First-Generation College Graduate and Not Becoming a Continuing-Generation Graduate	3
From Rights Claims to Quality Frames in US Child Care Advocacy	3
“Everybody Has a Past”: Stigma, Organizational Practices, and Small Business Evaluation of Applicants with Criminal Records	3
Immigrant Threat or Institutional Context? Examining Police Agency and County Context and the Implementation of the 287(g) Program	3