OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of European Review 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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
ERW volume 30 issue 5 Cover and matter	17
Technological Innovations in the Context of Ukraine’s National Security Before a Full-scale Invasion	7
Changing Cultural Landscapes: The Case of Post-German Territories in Poland	7
Intermedial Performativity and the Human Mind in Samuel Beckett’s Teleplays	6
Persistent Legacies of Communism, or the Ongoing Purification of Public Space in Post-1989 Poland	6
The Deep Learning Revolution in AI	6
Introduction to Publishing in Academia: Digital Challenges	6
The European Capital of Culture and Transnational Networks	6
Stunde Null: Naming and Re-naming	5
Decoloniality in the Netherlands	5
Demolishing Modernism: GDR and Neo-Prussian Architecture in Berlin	5
Editorial	4
Reconsidering the World History of Literature as an Entanglement of Cross-cultural and Intermedial Transmissions	4
Academia Europaea The Academy of Europe Presentation of an Academia Europaea Gold Award, on 27 October 2022, Barcelona, to Professor Dr Sierd Cloetingh	4
Between the Media: Media Relations in Literature and Art	4
The Missing Guardrails of Academic Freedom in Sweden	4
(Anti)Barbarous Empires: J.M. Coetzee’s Iconoclasm in Waiting for the Barbarians	3
Historical Usage of Europeanization in Academic Discourse	2
The Foundations of Academic Freedom	2
Challenges in Fusion, from R&D to Education, and Collaboration between Academia and Industry	2
Biases and Feedbacks in the Knowledge System: from Academia to the Public and Back	2
Russia’s Iconoclasms	2
‘I am De Facto a Thief in this Matter’: Thesis Plagiarism Cases of Elected Representatives and the Concept of Political Accountability (Case Study of Slovakia and the Czech Republic)	2
Academic Publishing in Modern Society	2
Taking Patriotism Seriously in Liberal Democracies	2

The Origins of Regulations for Pharmaceutical Products and Medical Devices – What Can be Learned for the Governance of Medical Devices in Europe?	2
The Changed Publishing Culture of Science – CORRIGENDUM	2
The Effect of the 2004 EU Enlargement on the Development and Similarity of the Insurance Sectors in the EU	2
Techno-nationalism in Global Value Chains in the Technology Sector	2
Introduction to Re-considering Intermediality across Disciplines: New Directions	1
The EU and the Common Central Asian Higher Education Area: The Kazakh Dimension	1
Digital Publishing and the New Academic Ecosystem: An ANT Approach to the Recent Disputes over a Chinese Journal Database Giant	1
World Literature, World Times, Worlds	1
International Workshop: Writing Transcultural Literary History in a Globalized World	1
How (Not) to Write a History of World Literature	1
Articulation in ‘Image Event’: The Media Discourse from the Perspective of Post-Marxism	1
Science in Washington, DC An Introduction to Memorials (A Pictorial Essay)	1
Multimodal Palimpsests: Ideology, (Non-)memory, Affect and the Senses in Cultural Landscapes Construction in Eastern and Central Europe	1
The Universalism of Mathematics and its Detractors: Relativism and Radical Equalitarianism Threaten STEM Disciplines in the US	1
Interpreting David Smith’s Photography Through a Medium-centred Model of Communication	1
Open Science in Italy: Lessons Learned En Route to Opening Scholarship	1
‘Aren’t They All in the Literary Histories?’: English Criticism and the Dismissal of Comparative Literature	1
Undrowned Story: The Landscape on the Volgo–Baltic Waterway as the Volga Hydropower Cascade Submersions Memorial	1
Objectivity and Intellectual Humility in Scientific Research: They’re Harder Than You Think	1
Quality Infrastructure Legal Framework: The Case of Serbia	1
Introduction	1
The Reception of Ancient OlympicEpinikiain Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century European Poetry	1
Writing a History of the World’s Literatures	1
International Symposium Academic Freedom in the Twenty-First Century	1
The Future of Comparative and World Literature	1
Photography, Film and Storytelling of Posthuman Crises in Blade Runner	1
Global Shifts in Scientific Production: The Decline of Academic Freedom and the Impact on International Collaboration	1
Being European Becomes a Sin: Zinnie Harris’ How to Hold Your Breath as a Modern Morality Play	1
Chronological and Geographical Divides in the World History of Literature	1
Academic Freedom in the Twenty-First Century – ADDENDUM	1
Navigating the Digital Divide: Challenges and Opportunities in Research Publishing for African Scholars	1
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Mathematics Community: A Perspective on Data and Policy	1
LECTURE HELD AT THE ACADEMIA EUROPAEA BUILDING BRIDGES CONFERENCE 2022	1
Academia Europaea The Academy of Europe Presentation of the Academia Europaea 2020 Gold Award, Wednesday 20 October 2021, Barcelona, to Professor Ole H Petersen CBE MAE ML FRS	1
A Serious Shortfall in Clinical Research in Doctoral Schools: A Detailed Analysis of Ten Doctoral Schools of Medicine	1