OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of History and Anthropology is 1. 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
A glimpse behind closed doors. Alfred L. Kroeber and the representation of native Californian music	18
Introduction to premodern war and religions: comparison, issues and results	11
The East German intelligentsia and the chronotopes of a lost utopia	5
Siting Islamic feminism: The Indonesian Congress of Women Islamic Scholars and the challenge of challenging patriarchal authority	4
The dredger	3
From uncanny to sensible pasts: Temporal reorderings in Syrian documentaries	3
To the future guests of Lesvos: Hospitality and history among Syrian refugees in Greece	3
Violence and warfare in Medieval Western Islam	3
Expulsions: Knowledge, temporality, and materiality in Africa	3
Halted narratives: The combative futurity of Sahrawi female militant’s public memory	3
‘A laboratory habit of mind’: Exhibit making and nineteenth century experimental anthropology at the United States National Museum	3
Nationalism and knowledge: Othering and the disciplin(e)ing of anthropology in India	3
Medicinal rule and the interdependent duality of power between ntemi (chief) and ngole (queen): A historical ethnographic work on Sukuma c	3
Person and relation as categories: Mauss’ legacy	3
Expelled from public memory: Cato Manor and the segregation of memory in South Africa	3
Tracing silences: Towards an anthropology of the unspoken and unspeakable	3
Documents, education, and aesthetics: Exploring processes of subjectification among community health workers in Peru	2
Cooperative segregation and the culture of co-existence at an integrated religious shrine	2
Imaginative landscapes of Islamist politics: An introduction to takhayyul	2
Pastoralism’s distributive ruse: Extractivism, financialization, Indigenous labour and a rightful share in Northern Australia	2
Being bad during Ramadan: Temporality, historicity and the refusal of coevalness in the anthropology of Islam	2
(Un)Earthing violence: Ecologies of remembering, forgetting and reckoning	2
Generative exhaustions: Thresholds of long-term uncertainty and stink bug infestation in Georgia’s contested borderland	2
Religion and war: A synthesis	2
The ‘haunting’ and the ‘haunted’: Whiteness, orthography and the (post)-apartheid condition in Namibia	2

Fence and friction at Tiwanaku (Bolivia): An archaeological ethnography of heritage, indigeneity and rights	2
Interethnic relations in Toro: Some issues	2
Hope on the move: Israeli humanitarians between resilience and utopianism	2
‘A twenty-four hour job’. Hildred and Clifford Geertz’s first foray into the field and the scholarly persona of the ethnographer	1
Field archaeology and foreign assistance during the decade of development in Iran and Turkey	1
Pretenders, entrepreneurs, and mercurians: An ethnohistorical approach to conceptualizing diplomacy	1
Good enough sovereignty, or on land as property and territory in Latvia	1
The battle of dragoon hole: Imagined histories and mythical memories	1
A warlike culture? Religion and war in the Aztec world	1
Settling land, unsettling people: Living with and contesting land, social change and grand schemes in rural central Jordan	1
From plantations to ghettos: The longue durée of Mauritius’s former slave population	1
African archives in the Caribbean: the Yoruba tradition, cultural experts, and the unmaking of religious knowledge in twentieth-century Trinidad	1
Shattering event: The sensory mechanics of infrastructural breakdown in Kolyma, Russia	1
The village and May Day celebrations in 1970s communist Czechoslovakia: Social events between a tool of the regime and a community holiday	1
Pious publicity, moral ambivalence and the making of religious authority in the Tablighi Jamaat in Pakistan	1
Syrian futures: Percolation, temporality and historical experience in the plural	1
An archaeology of interruption: Expulsion and hiatus in Southern Africa’s long past	1
Beyond state absence - clientelised statehood in a Colombian conflict region	1
Conversations about ‘History’	1
The global proliferation of radical gynaecological surgeries: A history of the present	1
Finding Zion: Spectral intimacy and state indeterminacy at an erased American cemetery	1
The Congo Museum (1898–1910): On collaboration, conflict, bureaucracy and immorality	1
Cadre as informal diplomats: Ferdinand Marcos and the Soviet Bloc, 1965–1975	1
Excremental mobilities and minimal technopolitics: Toilets, race, and expulsion in Tanzania	1
Introduction. Unsettling encounters: Sites, knowledge exchange, and the making of religion in Southeast Asia and the Caribbean	1
Time against race: Aesthetic ‘merit’ and histories worth preserving on an American frontier	1
Graduate attributes, state policy, and Islamic preaching in Indonesia	1
The Social Life of Syrian Diplomacy: Transnational Kinship Networks of the Asad Regime	1
Uncanny advocates. Conversion and Islamic-Buddhist encounters in New Order Indonesia (1965–1998)	1
Gaming empire: Confidence tricksters and the reinvention of self in the 1930s	1
De facto states and the everyday paradoxes of non-recognition	1
Mute-ability of the past and the culture of martyrdom in Iran: remembering the Iran–Iraq war and civic piety amongst the revolutionaries of postwar generations	1
Amerindian war and religion in the Eastern Woodlands of North America, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries	1
Sacred violence and spirited resistance: on war and religion in African history	1
Exiles of the spiritual: Secularization and the marginalization of oneiric imaginaries among Turkish Cypriots	1
Strongmen and informal diplomats: Toward an anthropology of international relations	1
Statement of Removal	1
Afterword: Haunted histories and the silences of everyday life	1
Axel Sommerfelt in the history of social anthropology	1