OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Critique of Anthropology 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Defying national homogeneity: Hidden acts ofZainichiKorean resistance in Japan	39
Mobility cause lawyering: Contesting regimes of (im)mobility in the Canary Islands migration route to Europe	16
Fostering sustainability through environmentally friendly coffee production and alternative trade: The case of Café Orgánico de Marcala (COMSA), Honduras	13
Imagine air: Global commons, ‘ecological civilization’, and citizen visions beyond carbon markets in China	11
On value and the commons	8
Navigating Covid-induced (im)mobilities: Human agency during travel restrictions and uncertainties	7
Who alone can ‘see’? Christian humanitarianism, aspect-perception and political critique	7
‘Creature of statute’: Legal bureaucracy and the performance of professionalism in Johannesburg	7
‘We work for the Devil’: Oil extraction, kinship and the fantasy of time on the offshore frontier	6
We, the receptors: Planning and the politicization of local opposition to fracking in Britain	6
Missing power: Nostalgia and disillusionment among Southern California water engineers	5
Gaseous politics: contradictions and moral frontiers of the energy transition in Ghana	5
Afterword: The middle class and the capitalist state	5
Crafting and maintaining socio-ecological commons: Notes from a city of ruins	5
Sensing indigeneity: A sensory ethnography of the presence of the past among newly identifying indigenous people in South Africa	4
Social reproduction, interrupted? Motherly labour, educational aspirations, and the work for another life	4
In search of a caring state: Migrations of Afghans from Iran to Germany	4
Shifting terms: Development discourses and moral imaginaries in Indian state service provision	4
Bridging anthropological theory: Accumulating and containing wealth in World of Warcraft landscapes	4
Makeshift activism and the afterlives of refugee welcome in Covid-19 Italy	3
Kinship and the politics of responsibility: An introduction	3
‘You’ll be very far from this place’: Temporal and spatial aspirations at Bridge International Academies in Kenya	3
Nun of the river: The material and spiritual economies of small hydropower in rural Tanzania	3
The others’ others: When taking our natives seriously is not enough	2
Introduction: Ethnographies of power and the powerful	2

Mining the Sun: Coal-to-solar transitions and energetic place-making in Appalachia	2
An anthropology of the social contract: The political power of an idea	2
Introduction: Contesting the moral worlds, scales, and epistemics of energy transitions	2
‘You feel it in your bones’: Mobility, animacy, and the everyday violence of incarceration in the American southwest	2
Looking for the authentic other: Cosmopolitan ethos and orientalism in French migrants’ experiences in Abu Dhabi	2
A feral science? Dangers and disruptions between DIYbio and the FBI	2
When diversity becomes a resource: Managing alterity and everyday cosmopolitanisms in Carlo Pisacane, a primary school in Rome	2
How to think about people who don’t want to be studied: Further reflections on studying up	2
‘Love is not tourism’: Navigating immobility through (migrant) resistance	2
Introduction: Reconfiguring essential and existential (im)mobilities	2
Challenging the dominant work ethic: Work, naps, and productivity of location-independent workers	2
The politics of dispossession and compensation in the eastern Indian coal belt	2