South Atlantic Quarterly

Papers
(The TQCC of South Atlantic Quarterly is 2. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Infrastructure and Dignity: Notes on the Becoming of the Chilean Revolt23
Notes on Contributors23
Lest We Forget Black Patriarchy; or, Why I'm Over Calling Out White Women22
Transnational Queer Materialism12
History of Psychedelics: An Overview12
Fighting against Patriarchy with Tweets and Hashtags: Social Media Activism of the Women's Movement and Reactionary Counterpublics11
Multitude and Memory in the Chilean Social Uprising11
The Ubiquity of Asia: Cai Guo-Qiang's Fireworks and Spectral Marxism11
Introduction: No Echo Chambers, No Filter Bubbles: The Tactical Use of Social Media in Social Movements10
The Wildest Apostasy: Psychedelic Knowledge and Racial Delirium9
Black Somatics9
Indebted Heroes: Debt Extraction and Military Labor in the United States7
Histories of the Channel of Sicily: Architecture, Colonization, and Migrations across the Mediterranean Shores (1932–43)7
Introduction: What Moment for Climate Activism?7
Crisis as Method: Politics, Temporality, and Agency7
Notes on Contributors6
Tragedy and Juridical Forms6
Police Whistleblowers, the Lamplighter Project, and Twitter: Exposing Misconduct and Corruption in American Law Enforcement6
Donor Activism Is Part of Movement Building6
Taking Political Time: Thinking Past the Emergency Timescapes of the New Climate Movements5
Anticipating Blackness5
Politics of Recognition: The National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe, and Free Abortion in Argentina5
Debt as Proposal5
Is the Homo in Homocapitalism the Caste in Caste Capitalism and the Racial in Racial Capitalism?4
Introduction4
Notes on Contributors4
Foucault’s Anti-Oedipus4
Advocacy and Activism for Health Care Providers in a Post-Roe World3
The Durée of Emancipation and the Crisis of Freedom in Antebellum Black Writing3
The Responsibilities of Caribbean Intellectuals3
Doing Laundry with the TERF3
Kurdish Vernacular Learning as Indigenous Knowledge: Decolonizing Ottoman Cultural and Intellectual History3
Encampment against Enclosure3
A Scratch Embellishing an Empty Face: Shamate Subculture and Chinese Migrant Workers in We Were Smart (2019)3
Benjamin’s Phantasmagorias: Socially Necessary Semblance and the Dialectical Image of Capital3
Notes on Contributors3
The State and the Family: Privatizing Care and Welfare in Contemporary Sweden3
Iran's Uprisings: The Fluidity of Center/Periphery and Class Struggles2
The Crisis of the Present Moment and the Crisis of Contemporary Theory2
Notes on Contributors2
A Time to Kill: Third World Assassinations and the Anxiety of Domination2
Introduction: Abolition Politics2
The Revolutionary and Anti-Capitalist Politics of the Late Foucault2
Pandemic Care in a Spectral Welfare State2
“What Is Newest in What Is Oldest”: Cinema, Communism, and the Global Peasantry in the Long 1970s2
Notes on Contributors2
Introduction2
Notes on Contributors2
Grim Liberation: Class, Cooperation, and Utopia in Michael Mann’s Thief (1981)2
Homonormativity's Racial Capitalism: On the Differential Allocation of Grievability2
Tripping on Mushrooms with Edward Said: The Case for Literary Studies as Holistic Medicine2
Merleau-Ponty, History Otherwise2
Introduction2
The Expanding Carceral Geography of Sweden and Counter-politics of Care2
What the State of Nature Hath Joined Together: Bolsonarismo as Horizon and Machine2
Destituent Potentiality and the Critique of Realization2
Twenty Years of Feminist Engagement: Reflections on Practice2
Writing in the Interstices of the Revolt and the Plebiscite2
Criticism as Proposition2
Constituting New Modes of Thought and Life2
Brazil as a Laboratory for Fascist Uprising2
The Technical Fix2
Notes on Contributors2
Introduction: Abortion Rights Strategies in Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico2
The Return of the Oppressed: Notes on Kurdish Anti-colonialism2
The Fear We Feel Everyday: Affective Temporalities in Fridays for Future2
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