Political Geography

Papers
(The H4-Index of Political Geography is 30. 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Unpacking land-associated assemblages ‘from below’: Smallholders' land access strategies at the commercial tree-crop frontier685
Review essay176
Editorial Board118
Finding home in a paper – Revisiting “The construction of national identity through the production of ritual and spectacle: An analysis of National Day parades in Singapore”113
Grateful reckonings with the political geographies of resistance; a response94
African Union defense demand and spatial spillovers78
Contested subterranean territory: Gold mining and competing claims to Indonesia’s underground74
Challenging the ‘absent state’: Neoliberal extractivist governance and state effects in the northwest Peruvian Amazon58
Volumising territorial sovereignty: Atmospheric sciences, climate, and the vertical dimension in 20th century China52
The right to repairable energy: A political ecology of off-grid solar repair in Zambia50
Troubling the politics of island relation: The Comoros in between, on the edge, and as microcosm49
De-centering the urban waterscape via patterns, relations and traces of drinking water quality in Kaolack, Senegal46
Troubling the spatial politics of Green New Deals: Towards a Youngian approach to global justice45
The blatant phenomenon of 'election-driven legalization of informality'43
Caviar matter(s): The material politics of the European caviar grey market43
‘Waging word wars’: The ‘emotionscape’ of the United Nations Security Council and the Russian war in Ukraine42
Corporate contentious politics: Palm oil companies and land conflicts in Indonesia41
Gas extraction governmentality: The depoliticization of Groningen's extractive territorialization40
Belonging to the nation: Negotiating narratives of national identity in Aotearoa New Zealand39
Unravelling inclusive food citizenship: Insights from East-Central London39
Rain, rain, voter go away? New evidence on rainfall and voter turnout from the universe of North Carolina voters during the 2012–2020 presidential elections38
The everyday art of resistance: Interpreting "resistancescapes" against urban violence in Palestine36
Minority gentrification: Re-evaluation of class and ethno-nationalism intersectionality36
Psychoanalytic political ecology35
Revisiting ‘Rosewood democracy in the political forests of Madagascar’33
Editorial Board32
Editorial Board32
Knowledge infrastructures, conflictual coproduction, and the politics of planning: A post-foundational approach to political capability in Nepal and Thailand32
Indigenous tree tenure in the times of charismatic carnivore conservation: Territoriality and property in the forests of central India30
Editorial Board30
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