Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography

Papers
(The TQCC of Geografiska Annaler Series B-Human Geography is 3. 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 2020-02-01 to 2024-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Why did it take so long? Trump-Bannonism in a global conjunctural frame34
For a ‘new new regional geography’: plastic regions and more-than-relational regionality17
Examining the persistence of bounded spaces: remarks on regions, territories, and the practices of bordering16
Regional bioeconomies: public finance and sustainable policy narratives15
Multiple methods beyond triangulation: collage as a methodological framework in geography11
Populism, nationalism and Marxism in Sri Lanka: from anti-colonial struggle to authoritarian neoliberalism11
Governmentalizing Palestinian futures: uncertainty, anticipation, possibility11
Taking territory seriously in a fluid, topologically varied world: reflections in the wake of the populist turn and the COVID-19 pandemic11
Who’s behind the wheel? Visioning the future users and urban contexts of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies11
Contextualizing small towns – trends of demographic spatial development in Germany 1961–20189
Decolonizing [in the] future: scenes of Palestinian temporality9
Small towns (re)growing old. Hidden dynamics of old-age migration in shrinking regions in Germany8
The small city in the urban system: complex pathways of growth and decline8
Exploring agency of change in small industrial towns through urban renewal initiatives8
Border timespaces: understanding the regulation of international mobility and migration7
Resurgent nationalisms & populist politics in the neoliberal age7
Modern living in a forest – landscape architecture of Finnish forest suburbs in the 1940s–1960s7
Accessibility of public services in the age of ageing and shrinking population: are regions following trends7
The effect of COVID-19 on cross-border mobilities of people and functional border regions: the Nordic case study from Twitter data6
The shrinkage of justice and hospital facilities in small French cities (2000–2016)6
Anchoring (in) the region: the dynamics of university-engaged urban development in Newark, NJ, USA5
Lift the class – not the place! On class and urban policies in Oslo4
Supporting organizations and leading firms: a transition towards social and environmental practices inside clusters4
The emerging earths of climatic emergencies:on the island geography of life in modernity’s ruins4
Skill matching and mismatching: labour market trajectories of redundant manufacturing workers4
Urban growth and indigenous land. Real estate strategies and urban dynamics in Temuco (Chile)4
Demonstrating the desired future: performative dimensions of internally displaced Palestinians’ return activities3
Bounded spaces in question: x-raying the persistence of regions, territories and borders3
The promise of financial inclusion: finance as future in Palestine3
What types of cultural cooperation exist in European cross-border areas?3
Palestinian futures: anticipation, imagination, embodiments. Introduction to special issue3
Patterns of knowledge bases in large city regions in Germany: comparison of cores and their surrounding areas3
The academic left, human geography, and the rise of authoritarianism during the COVID-19 pandemic3
TowersOncein the Park: Uprooting Toronto's Welfare Landscapes3
Lifting the fog of oil? Exploring the framing of ambitious local climate politics in an oil city3
God’s just Gaza war: futurity foreclosed through evangelical apocalypse as orthogonal promise of Eretz Israel3
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