Identities-Global Studies in Culture and Power

Papers
(The TQCC of Identities-Global Studies in Culture and Power 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 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
The socioeconomics of Sikh American identity26
Producing whiteness through urban space: the socio-spatial construction of white identities in Amsterdam24
Is participation on the move a utopia? The study of EU mobile citizens in Latvia24
Framing ‘gender ideology’: religious populism in the Croatian Catholic Church16
A provincial view14
Agribusiness and migration: the ages of Paraguayan rural emigration from the perspective of migratory stratifications14
Introducing radical democratic citizenship: from practice to theory12
Islam and faith in times of crisis: religious observance and Muslim communities in the pandemic10
The benefits of longitudinal ethnography10
#SouthAsians4BlackLives: racial positionality in digital allyship and the prospects for cross-racial solidarity for racial justice in the USA10
Identities : 30 years on9
Good Muslims, good citizens? An intersectional approach to Muslims’ everyday (hidden) resistance tactics in Belgium9
The relation between multiculturalism, interculturalism and cosmopolitanism in UK diversity politics8
Decolonizing politics with insights from Indigenous Studies8
Contesting integration discourses: migrant organizations and epistemic resistance in northern Norway8
‘Keeping two cultures together’: the binary construction of belonging in narratives of professionals on children’s cultural identity8
Contesting the margins of coloniality: Māori adoptee identities in the context of Māori identity scholarship7
Relational identity of transnational Chinese returnees as (non-)shanghainese: everyday experiences and places6
Fighting identity and enchanting culture: reflections on working-class conviviality Book Review of Fighting Identity: An Ethnography of Kickboxing in East London, 6
Reflections on race, class and multicultural entanglements6
On the generative Unfinished Politics of Race5
‘Able to identify with anything’: racial identity choices among ‘coloureds’ as shaped by the South African racial state5
Becoming ‘true’ Muslims in Canada: experiences of Uyghur immigrants5
Daffawi: self-Orientalism and identity work among Palestinians in Israel5
Reassessing philanthropic cartographies: the Caribbean lens4
Between commodification and racial capital: an autoethnography exploring whiteness in higher education in Japan4
Thinking about repair4
Beyond intelligibility: the hauntings of queer migration4
‘My multiple cultural backgrounds are pulling me in all directions with my identity’: Asian and Latino Canadian youth experiences of cultural identity4
Being anti-racist as ceremonial journey: from and within reflective learning stories4
Representing Sweden: packaging Swedish identity through curators of Sweden4
From disconnection to intersection: making race and religion at the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD)4
Transnational identities and agency: navigating everyday life as a young adult migrant in Glasgow, UK4
The intersections of race and gendered stereotypes within the constructions of digital women footballers in video games4
Displacement at seascapes: Senegalese fishermen in between state power and foreign fleets4
Good Mzungu? Whiteness and white supremacy in postcolonial Uganda3
From otherness to belongingness: the role of co-ethnic relationships in Korean New Zealanders’ ethnic identity formation3
The emotional governance of immigration controls3
Seeing Others from here and there3
‘Messy refusal’, assimilationist moves, and the reproduction of Eurocentric modernity/coloniality: examining anti-Islamophobia in Lebanon3
Negotiating identities. On identity politics and deliberation3
Pan-African identity, psychological well-being, and mental health among African Americans3
Upping the anti: antiracist identity work and its obfuscations3
Intercultural capital and ambiguous loss in in-between space: a digital ethnography of Anglo-Sino academic families amid China’s transformation into the post-pandemic era3
The BBC, public intellectuals, and the making of Five Views of Multi-Racial Britain3
Dead serious racial humour Book Review of The Souls of White Jokes: How Racist Humor Fuels White Supremacy , by Raúl 2
Islamophobia in Scottish towns and small cities2
Flying While Muslim and Driving While Black: examining the differences in racialized surveillance and policing for African American Muslims2
Feeling race: mapping emotions in policing Britain’s borders2
Turbaned Northern Thai-ness: selective transnationalism, situational ethnicity and local cultural intimacy among Chiang Mai Punjabis2
Food for the soul: religious identity and ethical halal labelling in sharing economy apps2
Presumed identities perceived difference: how children of South Asian Indian immigrants experience and negotiate being an American2
Civic identity: media, belonging, and Latiné youth in the 2020 US presidential election2
Utility workers: religion and the migratory stratification of foreign nurses across generations2
What’s the difference? Theorizing belongings, relationalities and capitalism2
Fighting Identity : reflections on its contribution to conviviality and ethnography Book Review of Fighting Identity: An Ethnography of Kickboxing i2
Producing labour stratification: how migration policies affect the working, living and housing conditions of migrant farmworkers2
Criminalizing black solidarity: Dublin deportations, raids, and racial statecraft in southern Germany2
Intracultural dialogue as a precursor to cross-community initiatives: the Irish language among Protestants/unionists in Northern Ireland2
Multiraciality and racialized politics in the United States2
‘De-dreading’ as collective agency Book Review of Dread: Facing Futureless Futures , by David Theo Goldberg, Reviewed by Anjali Prabhu2
Modes of embodiment: exercising agency through Afro-Cuban dance2
Blood, it’s in you to give, just don’t be an African: the Canadian blood system and the African Indefinite Deferral Policy, 1997 to 20182
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