OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Race & Class 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
IRR50 and the revolutionary act: ‘We are here to recommit’	61
Private Worlds by Jeremy Seabrook: a response	42
Can Global Capitalism Endure? By William I. Robinson	26
Dismissal, legibility and the normalising of colonial misrecognition	24
Unhoused and unschooled: outcast London 2025	16
Sanitation workers and ‘structural racialisation’ in a globalising Centro Havana	14
The hurricane from the Right	14
The Black Antifascist Tradition: Fighting Back from Anti-lynching to Abolition by Jeanelle K. Hope and Bill V. Mullen	11
The World in a Grain of Sand: postcolonial literature and radical universalism By Nivedita Majumdar	10
Ireland and Palestine: the roots of resonance	10
Class and race in Latin America’s left populist politics	9
From ‘Stop the Boats’ to ‘Smash the Gangs’: migration and securitisation in contemporary capitalism	9
Europe, hypermilitarised policing and the authoritarian state	8
Who is behind the ‘war on woke’: an interview with Ralph Wilson and Isaac Kamola	8
Policing rights in the UK 2022: an audit	6
I was a Red Priest: memories and testimonial By Jean Boulier	6
Lineages of a conspiracy: the ‘great replacement’ and demography	5
Friends of Israel: The Backlash against Palestine Solidarity By HIL AKED	5
No Olvides Nunca : early twentieth-century fascism and Afroindigenous Marxism in El Salvador	4
No equity without equality: universalism, antiracism and the NHS	4
Small Boat By Vincent Delecroix Small Boat By DELECROIXVINCENT, translated by STEVENSONHELEN (London: Hope Road, 2025), 160pp., Paperback, £12.99.	4
Slavery in the British Empire and its Legacy in the Modern World by STEVE CUSHION Slavery in the British Empire and its Legacy in the Modern World By CushionSteve (New York:	4
‘To see the experience of another’: learning from Berger’s A Seventh Man	4
Life next to a landfill: urban marginality, environmental injustice and the Roma	4
Seeding the divide: John Tanton, the Sierra Club and the struggle over US environmentalism	3

The Suspect: counterterrorism, Islam, and the security state By Rizwaan Sabir	3
Systemic sectarianism in Northern Ireland	3
Editorial	3
New Times or new circuits: recovering Sivanandan’s political economy	3
Between Care and Criminality: Marriage, Citizenship, and Family in Australian Social Welfare By Helena Zeweri Between Care and Criminality: Marriage, Citizenship, and Family in Aust	3
Unsilencing Gaza: reflections on resistance by Sara Roy	3
Cedric J. Robinson, Black radicalism and the abolition of Europe	2
A city so cold: parking on the streets of public–private predation	2
Violent Order: essays on the nature of police By David Correia and Tyler Wall	2
The Little Black Book of the Populist Right by Jon Bloomfield and David Edgar	2
Is China an imperialist power?	2
Breaking the ‘colour bar’: Len Johnson, Manchester and anti-racism	2
Making the Revolution Global: Black Radicalism and the British Socialist Movement before Decolonisation By Theo Williams	2
Permanent Markers: race, ancestry and the body after the genome By Sarah Abel	2
Arise! Global Radicalism in the Era of the Mexican Revolution By Christina Heatherton Arise! Global Radicalism in the Era of the Mexican Revolution By HEATHERTONCHRISTINA (Oakland:	1
Book Review: War-Making as Worldmaking: Kenya, the United States, and the War on Terror by Samar Al-Bulushi War-Making as Worldmaking: Kenya, the United States, and the	1
The Johnson-Forest Tendency, radicalising Gunnar Myrdal’s American Dilemma	1
The Hanau massacre and state (in)action: a dossier	1
Anti-Palestinian racism and the criminalisation of international solidarity in Europe	1
Work and the Carceral State By Jon Burnett	1
Stitching together the threads of internationalism: London in anti-imperial organising	1
Racism, radicalisation and Europe’s ‘Thin Blue Line’	1
On the Scale of the World: the formation of Black anticolonial thought By Musab Younis	1
Social reproduction under authoritarian neoliberalism: from Gezi Park to the Yellow Vests	1
Shoot to Kill: police and power in South Africa By Christopher McMichael	1
Moralising racial regimes: surveillance and control after Singapore’s ‘Little India riots’	1
Empire’s Violent End: comparing Dutch, British and French wars of decolonization 1945–1962 Edited by Thijs Brocades Zaalberg and Bart Luttikhuis	1
Reconsidering Reparations By Olúfẹmi O. Táíwò	1
Lathrop Preservation Campaign: social mobilisation to save public housing in Chicago	1
Drugs, Race, and the Politics of Modern Slavery Law: When Enemies Become Victims by Insa Lee Koch Drugs, Race, and the Politics of Modern Slavery Law: When Enemies Become Vi	1
The Palestine Laboratory: how Israel exports the technology of occupation around the world By Antony Loewenstein and The Tale of a Wall: reflections on the meaning of hope and freedom By	1
Decolonial Marxism: essays from the Pan-African revolution By Walter Rodney, edited by Asha Rodney, Patricia Rodney, Ben Mabie and Jesse J. Benjamin	1
The racialisation of British citizenship	1
From black Welsh miner to Marcus Garvey’s nemesis: Lionel Francis and the Black Atlantic	0
Devious refugees and harmless borders? How Frontex inverts deviance and blame	0
Does the United States owe reparations to Somalia?	0
Disabling Palestine: the case of Gaza’s Great March of Return	0
Global Battlefields: Memoir of a Legendary Public Intellectual from the Global South by Walden Bello Global Battlefields: Memoir of a Legendary Public Intellectual from the	0
Prophet Against Slavery: Benjamin Lay, A Graphic Novel By David Lester, Illustrated by David Lester, Edited by Paul Buhle and Marcus Rediker	0
‘County lines’: racism, safeguarding and statecraft in Britain	0
We Are Internationalists: Prexy Nesbitt and the Fight for African Liberation by Martha Biondi We Are Internationalists: Prexy Nesbitt and the Fight for African Liberation By	0
Towards a theory of radical kinship	0
Charged: how the police try to suppress protest By Matt Foot and Morag Livingstone	0
The mobilisation of refugee labour for carbon credits as maladaptive practice	0
The princess, the witch and the fairy godmother: colonial legacies in ‘FGM’	0
Seeing off Empire: the life of Pearl Prescod	0
Only connect: the political manifesto of C.L.R. James for the US and the world	0
Legacy, truth and collusion in the North of Ireland	0
Book Review: Disabling Migration Controls: Shared Learning, Solidarity and Collective Resistance by Rebecca Yeo Disabling Migration Controls: Shared Learning, Solidarity	0
Sweden’s race to the bottom: advancing a racial security state	0

Torrens Title: property, race and (infra)structures of feeling in the settler colony	0
Black Marxism and the English working class	0
Systems of Suffering: Dispersal and the Denial of Asylum By Jonathan Darling	0
Racialising age in the UK’s border regime: a case for abolishing age assessment	0
The Chosen Son By Leanne Weber The Chosen Son By WEBERLEANNE (Victoria, Australia: Ginninderra Press, 2024), 245pp., Paperback, Aus$40.	0
Sectarianism as racism: the collective punishment of Alevi communities in Turkey	0
Migrant labour, debt and the branding of a ‘multicultural’ Israel	0
Anti-racist organising today: a roundtable discussion	0
Legacy of Violence: a history of the British Empire by Caroline Elkins	0
Connecting the dots in systems of domination and violence: a conversation	0
Decontextualising the UK summer 2024 riots via the courtroom	0
Interrupting circulations: the politics of infrastructure in contemporary mobilisations for Palestine	0
Victims of Commemoration: The Architecture and Violence of Confronting the Past in Turkey By Eray Çayli Victims of Commemoration: The Architecture and Violence of Confronting the Pa	0
On cultural appropriation and cultural transpropriation: a Latin American perspective	0
Crossing a Line: laws, violence and roadblocks to Palestinian political expression By Amahl Bishara and Palestine Hijacked: how Zionism forged an apartheid state from river to sea By Tho	0
From memory to a re-imagining; learning from Sivanandan	0
Subverting Skeleton Bay: Black radicalism and the California prison hunger strikes	0
The 2022 Conservative leadership campaign and post-racial gatekeeping	0
Return of a Native: learning from the land by Vron Ware	0
Homeland Insecurity: The Rise and Rise of Global Anti-Terror Law by CONOR GEARTY Homeland Insecurity: The Rise and Rise of Global Anti-Terror Law By GeartyConor (Cambridge:	0
Brothers in Arms: liberal genocide and intra-settler conflict in Israel	0
Solidarity and the Palestinian Cause: Indigeneity, Blackness, and the promise of universality By Zahi Zalloua	0
Is multi-polarity the new non-alignment?	0
Revisiting ‘resilience’ in light of racism, ‘othering’ and resistance	0
Still about race: white supremacy, immigration politics and Trumpism	0
Parting Gifts of Empire: Palestine and India at the Dawn of Decolonization By ESMAT ELHALABY Parting Gifts of Empire: Palestine and India at the Dawn of Decolonization By El	0
One Day, One Day, Congotay by Merle Hodge	0
Palestine: matters of truth and justice By Azmi Bishara	0
The present imperium	0
An anatomy of the British war on woke	0
Britain and the repression of Black Power in the 1960s and ‘70s	0
From Sylhet to Spitalfields: Bengali squatters in 1970s East London By Shabna Begum	0
Nil Darpan: how a mistakenly published play helped force labour reforms in British India	0
Fractured: race, class, gender and the hatred of identity politics By Michael Richmond And Alex Charnley	0
Repression and resistance: counter-terror raids target Kurdish community in London	0
The Left Behind: reimagining Britain’s socially excluded By James Morrison	0
Rojava v Turkey : a view from a People’s Tribunal	0
Majority jury verdicts in England and Wales: a vestige of white supremacy?	0
Handsworth: where belonging is constantly remade	0
Software colonialism: Adobe as the new English in Global South art education	0
Awaab Ishak and the devaluation of migrant, working-class life	0
Between dreams, myths and reality: domestic work, unions and anti-Blackness in São Paulo	0
Political theology, discovery and the roots of the ‘great replacement’	0
W. E. B. Du Bois and European fascism between the wars	0
Abolishing institutional racism	0
Trade unions negotiating the Swedish model: racial capitalism, whiteness and the invisibility of race	0
Blazing Trails: stories of a heroic generation By Gus John	0
Global Politics of Welsh Patagonia: Settler Colonialism from the Margins by Lucy Taylor Global Politics of Welsh Patagonia: Settler Colonialism from the Margins By TaylorLuc	0
Civilisational racism, ethnonationalism and the clash of imperialisms in Ukraine	0
Carceral islands: the rise of the Danish deportation archipelago	0
Confronting racial authoritarianism: lessons from apartheid South Africa	0
Islam, violence and the ‘four dogmas of Orientalism’	0
Welfare Racism: The Discursive Dimension Edited by FABIO PEROCCO Welfare Racism: The Discursive Dimension Edited by PeroccoFabio (London and New York: Routledge, 2026), 284	0
Reclaiming Rajarhat: Bengaliness, economic nativism and cultural insiderism	0
Gerlin Bean: mother of the movement By A. S. Francis	0
Internal frontiers and agricultural extraction: the racialisation of migrant labour in southern Italy	0
Our History Has Always Been Contraband: In Defense of Black Studies By Colin Kaepernick, Robin D. G. Kelley and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor	0
Malangatana: The Eye of the Crocodile by Richard Gray Malangatana: The Eye of the Crocodile By GrayRichard (Glienicke, Germany: Galda Verlag Publishers, 2025), 592 pp., €172	0
Colorblind Tools: Global Technologies of Racial Power By Marzia Milazzo Colorblind Tools: Global Technologies of Racial Power By MILAZZOMARZIA (Evanston: Northwestern University Pre	0
The antinomies of Sam Morris: a life in the diaspora	0
Radical internationalism and shifts in the global order	0
‘The half I keep’: John Berger’s Booker Prize speech fifty years later	0
Book Review: Hayek’s Bastards: The Neoliberal Roots of the Populist Right by Quinn Slobodian Hayek’s Bastards: The Neoliberal Roots of the Populist Right By SlobodianQui	0
Saracens, Moors and Islam: was there a Muslim race in medieval Europe?	0
Understanding UK state violence and resistance in police pursuit killings	0
The conflict between national and transnational power: the Russian trap	0
Racist inferences and flawed data: drill rap lyrics as criminal evidence in group prosecutions	0