OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Social Politics is 3. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Indigenous Access to Social Assistance and Identity: A Gendered Relational Reading of Settler Colonial Containment inShubenacadie Indian Band v. Canada	25
Complexities and Nuances in Radical Right Voters’ (Anti)Feminism	23
Risk, Reward, and Resistance: Navigating Work and Family under Hungary’s New Pronatalism	21
Toward a Model of Universal Care, One Manifesto at a Time	19
The Biopolitics of Parental Access: Cross-Readings of Transnational Adoption and Surrogacy in Denmark and Norway	17
Men’s Rights Activism and Anti-Feminist Resistance in Turkey and Norway	15
Lockdown on Peace? COVID-19’s Impact on Women Peacebuilders	12
The EU as a Global Gender Actor: Tracing Intersectionality in the European Gender Action Plans for External Relations 2010–2025	11
“This Patriarchal, Machista and Unequal Culture of Ours”: Obstacles to Confronting Conflict-Related Sexual Violence	10
Hosting Overnight Guests: Gendered Unpaid Work as a Solidarity Mechanism of Migrants in the Process of Urbanization in Turkey	9
Servants of Production: The Politics of Domestic Workers’ Labor Rights	9
Stability and Change in German Parents’ Childcare Patterns Across Two Decades	9
The Motherhood Penalty in Spain: The Effect of Full- and Part-Time Parental Leave on Women’s Earnings	9
BlitzkriegAgainst Democracy: Gender Equality and the Rise of the Populist Radical Right in Spain	8
“Everyone has the right to their opinion”: “Gender Ideology” Rhetoric and Epistemic Struggles in Slovak Policymaking	8
Navigating Human Rights, Feminism, and History: Egyptian Feminist Activists’ Demands for Constitutional Equality, 2012–2014	7
Erratum to: Protected through Part-time Employment? Labor Market Status, Domestic Responsibilities, and the Life Satisfaction of German Women during the COVID-19 Pandemic	7
Special Section: Contemporary Forms of Illiberal and Anti-feminist Mobilizations of Gender	7
Persistence of Abortion Stigma Inscribed in the Legal Framework: The Case of Abortion Attitudes in Poland	6
From Female Migrant Sex Workers to Migrant Workers: When the Danish Labor Market Encounters the Policy Field of Anti-Trafficking	6
Working from Home and Parental Childcare Division: Evidence from Two Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic	6
What About Fertility? The Unintentional Pro-natalism of a Nordic Country	6
Language, Publication, and the Advancement of Feminist Praxis	6
Being a Woman Politician on the Isle of Man: How Smallness Explains Political Culture	6
“The Damage is Permanent”: Law, Women’s “Honor,” and the Psychiatrization of Sexual Violence in Post-reform Turkey	6

Tensions, Challenges, and Opportunities: Internal Networks Supporting Gender Equality Policy Processes and Structural Change in Universities	5
Ecofeminism as a Traveling Theory. French and German Perspectives	5
Authoritarian Populism and Patriarchal Logics: Nicaragua’s Engendered Politics	5
Beyond Electoral Rules: Women Political Rights in Mexico and Brazil since Democratic Transitions	5
Being Cared for in the Context of Crisis: Austerity, COVID-19, and Racialized Politics	5
“Distant Toleration”: The Politics of Solidarity Work among Turkish and Syrian Women in Southern Turkey	5
Transnational Networks against Equality: The Anti-Gender Mobilization in the European Parliament	5
Gender (In)Equality in the Voluntary Carbon Market	5
Corrigendum to: “Caring for the Mine”: Women in Capitalist Accumulation in the Peruvian Andes	5
From Equality to Economic Development: Culture, Intersectionality, and Justifications for Women’s Entrepreneurship Policy in the United States, 1973–1988	5
Intersectional Repertoires of Coping with Political Violence	4
Commentary on “The Care Economy al América Latina: A Multi-scalar Feminist Project”	4
Debating the Law of Self-Determination of Gender Identity in Portugal: Composition and Dynamics of Advocacy Coalitions of Political and Civil Society Actors in the Discussion of Morality Issues	4
Toward a More Careful Future: Thoughts on The Care Manifesto	4
Household Debt and Social Reproduction in Everyday Life: Women’s Experiences of Caring, Agency, and Risk	4
Fragments of a Unique and Bold Trajectory	4
Abortion Rights Attitudes in Europe: Pro-Choice, Pro-Life, or Pro-Nation?	4
The Paradox of the AKP’s Gender Regime: Gender Identity of Religious Women in Türkiye	4
De-democratization and the Politics of Knowledge: Unpacking the Cultural Marxism Narrative	4
Moral Geographies of Care across Borders: The Experience of Migrant Grandparents in Australia	4
Mainstream or Marginalized? How German and Dutch Newspapers Frame LGBTI	3
Authoritarian Othering Back and Feminist Subversion: Rethinking Transnational Feminism in Russia and Serbia	3
Explaining Backlash: Social Hierarchy and Men’s Rejection of Women’s Rights Reforms	3
Long-Term Trends in the Gender Income Gap within Couples: West Germany, 1978–2011	3
Transcalar Activism Contesting the Liberal International Order: The Case of the World Congress of Families	3
Democracy and Demography: Intersectional Dimensions of German Politics	3
Explaining the Adoption of Care Policies in Costa Rica and Uruguay: A Multiple Streams Approach	3
Tradeoff between Gender and Class Equality: An Analysis of Tax Policy in Japan	3
Political Representation and Intersectionality: Perspectives of Ethnically/Racially Minoritized Citizens	3
Empowered Homeowners, Responsible Mothers: Promises and Pitfalls of Maternalist Housing Provision in Brazil’s Minha Casa Minha Vida Program	3
Gendernativism and Liberal Subjecthood: The Cases of Forced Marriage and the Burqa Ban in Switzerland	3
The Gender Cleavage: Updating Rokkanian Theory for the Twenty-First Century	3
Do Men Care about Childcare? Women’s Relative Resources and Men’s Preferences for Work–Family Reconciliation Policies	3
The Care Subsidy to the Labor Market: Rethinking the Care Diamond	3
The Hierarchy of Care Work: How Immigrants Influence the Gender-Segregated Labor Market	3