OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Focaal-Journal of Global and Historical Anthropology is 1. 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 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)

Article	Citations
Whose death, whose eco-revival?	27
Affective relatedness, temporalities, and the politics of care in a medical South-South partnership	16
Everyone's an artist?	15
The ethics of ESG	11
Infrapolitical mobilities	10
Waiting, planning, and tricking the future	10
Islamic piety as sovereign transcendence in the Tablighi Jamaat in Pakistan	10
People without history in financial capitalism	9
Care as political revolution?	6
Revolutionary abandon	6
Connections and contradictions	5
More than a glitch in the platforms	5
Between loss and opportunity	5
Introduction. Looking at warfare through the lens of accumulation	5
Aesthetic politics in contemporary India	3
The politics of foreign-currency housing debt in Hungary's authoritarian capitalist reconfiguration after 2010	3
“All we need is a home”	3
Fantasy constitutions	3
Ethnographies of the super-rich	3
Acteon's tears reversed	3
The war on indeterminacy	3
The making of a racialized surplus population	3
Class and kinship in problem debt	2
War on the horizon	2
Class, values, and revolutions in the Russia-Ukraine war	2

War and dependent state formation in Ukraine	2
A moral turn in finance?	2
A manifesto against property	2
After the boom	2
A “becoming logistical” of anthropology?	2
The Russia/China border	2
On difference and combination	2
Along the twilights of care	2
Dissenting poses	2
National self-identifications and coexistence in war-affected Ukraine	1
Commoning and publicizing	1
Exemplifying political ideas	1
A mutable space	1
Disappointment and awkwardness as ugly feelings	1
Social housing and feminist commoning in urban Vietnam	1
From rubble to rebuilding	1
“It is as if one may not be clean”	1
Making, taking, relating, and planning	1
Relocating exploitation	1
Surplus population in-situ	1
Building a life as a beneficiary of philanthrocapitalism	1
Rethinking affects of care through power	1
Spoils and treasures	1
Spirits of displacement	1
Careers and climates	1
The household and family as refuge?	1
The nothingness myth	1
Affordability and relationality	1
Afterlives of depopulated places	1
Postsocialist Mediterranean	1
The anthropology of infrastructure	1
Siberia, protest, and politics	1
Theorizing peripheral labor	1
Dreams and reality in the tubuan and the corporation	1