Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography

Papers
(The median citation count of Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Logics of competition: the forming of opinion in the bid for a green mega investment18
The four dimensions of metropolitanization: a case study of Warsaw, Wrocław and Lublin17
‘I was born here, I will die here’: climate change and migration decisions from coastal and insular Guinea-Bissau15
Wake up: the urgent appeal of Allan Pred12
The everyday spaces of public transportation: the ‘driving’ case of the city bus in Hong Kong10
Bridging the local–global divide: strategic embedding in the alpine wool sector10
Clouds in the normally sunny sky? The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on Dutch lifestyle entrepreneurs in the Algarve9
Visualizing autonomy: a thematic analysis of postage stamps issued by the Åland Islands, 1984–20249
Whose visions for what land? Planning, power and property in a ‘new inner city’, Malmö 2004–20238
Discursive displacement and semantic diffusion of sense of place: revisiting Tuan7
If we can make it there, we can make it everywhere: grassroots social innovations for post- capitalistic futures7
Blurring the lines: precarious lives and social reproduction in labour geography7
Evolving Regional Economies: Resources, Specialization, Globalization7
Urban planning responses to population decline in Japan’s shrinking cities: growth strategies vs. decline management6
Travelling in time, between places, and jobs: exploring temporal dimensions of academics’ international trajectories6
Between authenticity and belonging: residents’ and tourists’ perception of the Cinque Terre (Italy) in Pixar-Disney’s Luca6
Introduction: ‘Occupations and the occupied: agency, expertise, and patronage in wartime and postwar political cartographies'6
Weight, relief and overcoming: a safe space for racialized women learning to swim in Sweden6
Radiant scars: fallout, trauma, ghosts, and (re)worlding in Fukushima6
Discursive-technical landscaping and policing the body (politic) in Azerbaijan: a case study of Talysh activists5
Unpacking smart specialization strategies: how collective policy-making processes shape the direction of regional strategies5
Ethnic exposure in activity places: a study using survey and GPS-tracking data5
Austerity through rescaling and layering in the Swedish welfare state5
Balancing participatory planning and planning for resilience in nature-based solutions. A case of transformative agency?5
Residential segregation in a radically changing urban context: experiences from Belgrade5
The socio-spatial distribution of migrants in German cities between 2014 and 20174
Patterns of knowledge bases in large city regions in Germany: comparison of cores and their surrounding areas4
Examining the relationship between social context and community attachment through the daily social context averaging effect4
At the end of the rainbow: ageing and place of LGBTQI+ people4
Offshore companies in global production and financial networks: the case of the Ukrainian sunflower oil industry4
Municipalities and communities enabling social innovations in peripheral areas – case studies from Ostrobothnia, Finland4
New Nordicities for Northern communities: exploring synergies between spatial planning and place branding in Edmonton, Alberta4
Legitimizing a world-class hospital: policy mobility and narratives in megaproject planning4
Interstitial expertise and international governance: cultivating diplomatic practitioners in Europe3
Public transport provision and social sustainability in Sweden3
MNEs and knowledge creation in Medellín’s emerging ICT hub3
Spatiotemporal variations in ambulance demand: towards equitable emergency services in Sweden3
Beyond networks – reconceptualizing over-embeddedness in the case of Turkish retailers in Germany3
Small regions hosting large firms: when, how and why can local agency (not) shape regional development paths?3
Reflections on mineral exploration, mining and environment through people's attachments and sense of place in Northern Finland3
Assessing roles and strategies of public sector stakeholders in an evolving (lifestyle) migration industry: the case of the Dutch Emigration Expo3
Interrogating and re-conceptualizing development theories from a learning perspective: towards pragmatic and reflective global development3
Antifascist geopoetics, anticolonial dissidence and feminism: engaging with Joyce Lussu’s transnational stories3
Environmental justice through superblocks? A geospatial analysis of Berlin’s Kiezblock initiatives3
A new theorization of non-binary urban geographies: introducing the ‘urban grotesque’2
Homeland’s future in the Kurdish freedom movement: openness, prefiguration, legitimization2
‘Rescuing Ukrainian agency, expertise, and patronage: on the historical cartography of Ukraine and maps in times of war'2
Here. Again. Anti-Asian violence in the city2
The academic left, human geography, and the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic2
Consumption and place: the phenomenology of relational economic geography2
Local functional specialisation2
On the production of hybrid urban space(s) in post-colonial cities: Manila in the music of Eraserheads2
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