OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Sociological Forum 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 2020-07-01 to 2024-07-01.)

Article	Citations
Crusading for Moral Authority: Christian Nationalism and Opposition to Science	42
A Queer Sociology: On Power, Race, and Decentering Whiteness	30
Has Pandemic Threat Stoked Xenophobia? How COVID‐19 Influences California Voters’ Attitudes toward Diversity and Immigration*	24
Culture, Cognition, and Internalization	24
“I Don’t Want Everybody to Vote”: Christian Nationalism and Restricting Voter Access in the United States	23
“Eurowhite” Conceit, “Dirty White” Ressentment: “Race” in Europe	20
Navigating the First Year of College: Siblings, Parents, and First‐Generation Students’ Experiences	18
Counterspaces, Counterstructures: Low‐Income, First‐Generation, And Working‐Class Students’ Peer Support At Selective Colleges¹	17
The Passion Paradigm: Professional Adherence to and Consequences of the Ideology of “Do What You Love”	16
Giving (Money) Back To Parents: Racial/Ethnic and Immigrant–Native Variation in Monetary Exchanges During the Transition to Adulthood	15
Reckoning with Asian America and the New Culture War on Affirmative Action*	14
Decolonizing Sociology Through Collaboration, Co‐Learning and Action: A Case for Participatory Action Research¹	14
Advancing Publicly Engaged Sociology¹	13
Unchurched Christian Nationalism and the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election*	12
Who Speaks for the Place? Cultural Dynamics of Conflicts Over Hazardous Industrial Development	12
The Solidary Relationship’s Consequences for the Ebb and Flow of Activism: Collaborative Evidence from Life‐History Interviews and Social Media Event Analysis,	12
The Psychological Costs of Experiencing Racial Discrimination in the Ivory Tower: The Untold Stories of Black Men Enrolled in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Doctoral Programs	12
Inequality in the Extracurriculum: How Class, Race, and Gender Shape College Involvement¹	11
Welcome to the Real World: Escaping the Sociology of Culture and Cognition	11
An Interactional Space of Permanent Observability: WeChat and Reinforcing the Power Hierarchy in Chinese Workplaces	11
Driven by Inequalities: Exploring the Resurgence of Domestic Work in U.S. Cities	11
Schemas, Interactions, and Objects in Meaning‐Making¹	10
Class and Conformity: Thirty Years of Adult Child‐rearing Values in the U.S	10
Restructuring Civilian Payouts for Police Misconduct	9
Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment: A Cross‐National Analysis of Carbon Dioxide Emissions Per Capita, 1980–2018¹	9

Nationalism and the Politics of Nostalgia¹	9
A Dual‐Process Model of Economic Behavior: Using Culture and Cognition, Economic Sociology, Behavioral Economics, and Neuroscience to Reconcile Moral and Self‐Interested Economic Action*	9
Aesthetic Engagement*	9
The Current Community Context of Overdose Deaths: Relations among Drug Types, Drug Markets, and Socioeconomic Neighborhood Characteristics¹	9
Have Schemas Been Good To Think With?*	9
The Iron Cage of Development: A Cross‐National Analysis of Incarceration, 2000 – 2015	8
In School for After School: The Relationship Between Extracurricular Participation and School Engagement	8
“Like if you Get a Hotel Bill”: Consumer Logic, Pay‐to‐Stay, and the Production of Incarceration as a Public Commodity*	8
Do Legacy Industrial Sites Produce Legacy Effects in Ethnic and Racial Residential Settlement? Environmental Inequality Formation in Rhode Island’s Industrial Core¹	8
Fill the Earth and Subdue It: Christian Nationalism, Ethno‐Religious Threat, and Nationalist Pronatalism	7
Make It Till You Break It: Toward a Typology of De‐Commemoration	7
Creating Secular Spaces: Religious Threat and the Presence of Secular Student Alliances at US Colleges and Universities¹	7
Unequally Adrift: How Social Class and College Context Shape Students’ Mentorship Experiences	7
Fight‐or‐Flight for America: The Affective Conditioning of Christian Nationalist Ideological Views During the Transition to Adulthood¹^,²	7
On the Relevance of the Polish and East European Experiences in the Study of Global “Race” Regimes	7
Revision, Reclassification, and Refrigerators¹	6
“It's (Not) Like the Flu”: Expert Narratives and the COVID‐19 Pandemic in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and the United States	6
Future Imaginings: Public and Personal Culture, Social Location, and the Shaping of Dreams*^†	6
Cognitive Sociology after Relational Biology¹	6
Reclaiming the Past to Transcend the Present: Nostalgic Appeals in U.S. Presidential Elections	6
Mobilizing the Past in Revolutionary Times: Memory, Counter‐Memory, and Nostalgia During the Lebanese Uprising	6
All Roads Lead to Polenta: Cultural Attractors at the Junction of Public and Personal Culture	5
Disciplining Student Activism: Secondary Schools as Sites of Resistance and Control in Hong Kong*	5
To Follow the Prescribed Pathway? Aspiring Professional Women and Anticipations of Work–Family Conflict¹	5
Beyond “Making Poland Great Again.” Nostalgia in Polish Populist and Non‐populist Discourses¹	5
Black Ballerinas: The Management of Emotional and Aesthetic Labor*	5
Measures and Their Countermeasures: Reflexivity and Second‐Order Reactivity in Quantifying Immigrant Integration	5
“I Really Belong Here”: Civic Capacity‐Building among Returning Citizens	5
The Spreading of the Black Lives Matter Movement Campaign: The Italian Case in Cross‐National Perspective*	5
Changing Times, Shifting Attitudes: Explaining Americans’ Attitudes Toward Same‐Sex Relations From 1973 to 2018¹	4
Climate Solidarity: A Framework and Research Agenda for Low‐Carbon Behavior	4
(Bio)Logics of The Family: Gender, Biological Relatedness, and Attitudes Toward Children’s Gender Nonconformity in a Vignette Experiment¹	4
The Paradox of Constrained Well‐being: Childhood Autonomy, Surveillance and Inequality*	4
How Cultural Environments Shape Online Sentiment Toward Social Movements: Place Character and Support for Feminism*	4
Meeting the Moral Markers of Success: Concerted Cultivation among Second‐Generation Muslim Parents*	4
“We Foreigners Lived In Our Foreign Bubble”: Understanding Colorblind Ideology In Expatriate Narratives¹	4
Christian Religiosity, Religious Nostalgia, and Attitudes Toward Muslims in 20 Western Countries	4
Wrong versus Right(eous): Online Reader Comments as Scientific Boundary‐Work	4
Dark Fun: The Cruelties of Hedonic Communities¹	4
Collective Neoliberalism and Market Fundamentalism: Why Concerned People Acquiesce to the Oil and Gas Industry¹	4
On Rupture: Establishing the Cognitive Bases of Social Change	4
Domain‐Dependent National Pride and Support for the Radical Right: Pride in the Nation's History	4
Biography, Trauma, the Holocaust and the Sociological Eye	4
On Teaching as Activism	4
National Culture on the Cross‐National Variation of Homicide: An Empirical Application of the Inglehart–Welzel Cultural Map	4
Educating for Organizing in U.S. Sociology: A Missing Component in Scholar‐Activist Pedagogy1	4
The Politics of Speech on Campus¹	3
Siting Schools, Choosing Students? Protecting White Habitus Through Charter School Recruitment	3
Infrastructures of Sociality: How Disadvantaged Students Navigate Inequity at the University¹	3
Wanting a “Feminist Abortion Experience”: Emotion Work, Collective Identity, and Pro‐Choice Discourse¹	3

Strategic Choices: How Conservative Women Activists Remained Active throughout Tunisia's Democratic Transition	3
Less Like Magic, More Like a Chore: How Sex for the Purpose of Pregnancy Becomes a Third Shift for Women in Heterosexual Couples*¹	3
“The Panorama of Conquest”: A Cultural Approach to National Emotions	3
Embodied Othering Encounters with Muslim(‐Looking) Passengers: Riding across Amsterdam, Tallinn, Leipzig, and Turku¹	3
Gendering a New Marker of Adulthood: Home Ownership in Southwest China	3
High‐Risk Transnationalism: Why Do Israeli‐Americans Volunteer in the Israeli Military?*	3
The Case of Cubans: Racial Inequality in U.S. Homeownership and Home Values	3
The Movement Against Democratic Backsliding in Israel	3
The Heterarchy of Occupational Status: Evidence for Diverse Logics of Prestige in the United States*	3
Is Good Credit Good? State Credit Ratings and Economic Insecurity, 1996–2012¹	3
Negotiating Unequal Exchange: Relational Work in Cross‐Class Sibling Relationships¹	3
“I’m Trying to Give Them My Face.” Everyday Embodied Agency of the Muslim Other in Amsterdam	3
Exploring the Use of Exclusionary Practices Against African American Participation in Urban Nightlife	3
Broker Wisdom: How Migrants Navigate a Broker‐Centric Migration System in Vietnam¹^,²	3
The Enigma of an Emerging Pink Economy in China: Pain Points, Entrepreneurial Opportunities, and Organizational Legitimacy¹	3
Nativism and Nostalgia in the Netherlands¹	3
How College Men Understand Unwanted Sex with Women	3
Becoming “People of Faith:” Personal Moral Authenticity in the Cultural Practices of a Faith‐Based Social Justice Movement	3
Racial Microaggressions and Coping Mechanisms Among Latina/o College Students	3
My Debt? Our Debt? Ambiguity and Advantage in Family Financial Assistance for Graduate School¹	3
Counter‐Clinical Spaces¹	2
The “Yellow Spot” on Europe’s “Snow White Body”	2
Hidden in Plain Sight: “Neutral” Enclosures for High‐Skilled Immigrants During COVID‐19¹	2
The Promise of Sociology of Television: Investigating the Potential of Phenomenological Approaches	2
Introduction to the Special Issue: Advancing Publicly Engaged Sociology	2
Cultivated Participation: Looking Closer at the Relationship Between Education and Participation¹	2
Moving Onward and Upward in a “Dead‐End” Job: Extrinsic Motivations and Rewards in Health Care Work	2
Civic Engagement and Latina Immigrant Mothers' Remote Learning Involvement During COVID‐19¹	2
Motherhood, Fatherhood, and the Gender Gap in Occupational Authority¹	2
“Big Brother’s Bigger Brother”: The Visual Politics of (Counter) Surveillance in Baltimore	2
Building Pedagogical and Activist Relationships	2
Environmental Precedent: Foregrounding the Environmental Consequences of Law in Sociology	2
Institutional, Ideological, and Interactional Constraints: The Case of Sexual Abuse in White Evangelical Settings¹	2
Response to Vaisey¹	2
Art in the Time of Frugality: Scarcity, Cooperation, and Change in American Art Museums	2
Racialized Organizations and the Interest Divergence Dilemma¹	2
More Than Metaphors: Will Sociology Search for the Soul of Du Bois?	2
Attributing Responsibility When Police Officers are Killed in the Line of Duty: An Ethnographic Content Analysis of Local Print News Media Frames	2
Bounded Explorers: Online Constructions of Solo Women Travelers	2
Gendered Economy: Sociality and the Lesbian Consumer Market in China¹	2
Religion Matters (And Doesn't Go Away When Sociologists Ignore It)	2
Return Migration Intentions Driven by Parental Concerns and the Value of Children	2
The Changing Valuation of Dogs¹	2
The Wealth–Health Relationship by Race/Ethnicity: Evidence from a Longitudinal Perspective	2
“No Tyson in Tongie!”: The Battle to Protect a Rural Way of Life in Kansas*	2
The Legacy of Robert K. Merton: On Theories of the Middle Range*	2
Emotions in Action: The Role of Emotions in Refugee Solidarity Activism¹^,²	2
Girls’ Night Out: The Role of Women‐Centered Friendship Groups in University Hookup Culture*	2
Beyond The God Gap: Mapping Religiopolitical Heterogeneity in the United States¹	2
The Sociology of W. E. B. Du Bois*	2
“A Rigged Process from the Beginning”: Power and Procedural Injustice Within the Colorado Oil and Gas Task Force¹	2
Political Embeddedness or World Cultural Pressure? Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in China, 2006–2020¹	2
A Hundred Years from Weber: Science as Vocation and the Resurgence of National Populism¹	2
“The Books Make You Feel Bad”: Expert Advice and Maternal Anxiety in the Early 21^st Century*	2
The Evolution of Nostalgia in Britain 1979–2019	2