OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Critical Criminology 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
The Permission to be Cruel: Street-Level Bureaucrats and Harms Against People Seeking Asylum	28
Plastic Waste and the Environmental Crisis Industry	26
Decolonizing Southern Criminology: What Can the “Decolonial Option” Tell Us About Challenging the Modern/Colonial Foundations of Criminology?	21
Corrosive Control: State-Corporate and Gendered Harm in Bordered Britain	19
The Trifecta of Violence: A Socio-Historical Comparison of Lynching and Violence Against Transgender Women	18
From “Infant Hercules” to “Ghost Town”: Industrial Collapse and Social Harm in Teesside	18
Latino Criminology: Unfucking Colonial Frameworks in “Latinos and Crime” Scholarship	17
“A Human Being Like Other Victims”: The Media Framing of Trans Homicide in the United States	15
Southern Green Cultural Criminology and Environmental Crime Prevention: Representations of Nature Within Four Colombian Indigenous Communities	15
Building an Intersectional and Trans-Inclusive Criminology: Responding to the Emergence of “Gender Critical” Perspectives in Feminist Criminology	12
Borders as Mirrors: Racial Hierarchies and Policing Migration	12
Social Control and the Gang: Lessons from the Legalization of Street Gangs in Ecuador	9
Waste Crime and the Global Transference of Hazardous Substances: A Southern Green Perspective	9
The Prison Trajectories of Foreign National Women in Spain: Intersections of Citizenship, Gender, Race, and Social Class	8
Toward a Critical Criminology of HIV Criminalization	8
Essential Crimes? Essential Punishments? Rethinking Essentiality in the Midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic	8
Experiences of Trans Scholars in Criminology and Criminal Justice	8
Medicinal Marijuana, Inc.: A Critique on the Market-led Legalization of Cannabis and the Criminalization of Rural Livelihoods in Colombia	7
David Whyte: Ecocide: Kill the Corporation Before It Kills Us	7
Toxic Dispossession: On the Social Impacts of the Aerial Use of Glyphosate by the Sugarcane Agroindustry in Colombia	7
Data, Damn Lies, and Cannabis Policy: Reefer Madness and the Methodological Crimes of the New Prohibitionists	7
A Visual and Sensory Participatory Methodology to Explore Social Perceptions: A Case Study of the San Vittore Prison in Milan, Italy	7
Onward and Upward: the Significance of Mentorship for Formerly Incarcerated Students and Academics	7
Punishment and Racial Segregation of Schools: Against Racial Threat and Toward a Racial Control Perspective	7
Zero-Tolerance in Catalonia: Policing the Other in Public Space	7

The Emotional Confluence of Borders, Refugees and Visual Culture: The Case of Behrouz Boochani, Held in Australia’s Offshore Detention Regime	6
Governing Poverty: Compulsory Income Management and Crime in Australia	6
The Frontline of Housing Access: Comparing Criminal Stigma among Landlords and Real Estate Agents in New York	6
Carceral Citizenship as Strength: Formerly Incarcerated Activists, Civic Engagement and Criminal Justice Transformation	6
Whitewashing Criminology: A Critical Tour of Cesare Lombroso’s Museum of Criminal Anthropology	5
Prohibiting the Queer Body: Gender Affirmation, Female Genital Cutting, and the Promise of Gender Intelligibility	5
Rediscovering the Relative Deprivation and Crime Debate: Tracking its Fortunes from Left Realism to the Precariat	5
‘We Can’t Get No Nine-to-Five’: New York City Gang Membership as a Response to the Structural Violence of Everyday Life	4
Coronial Inquests, Indigenous Suicide and the Colonial Narrative	4
On Neoliberal Exceptionalism in Spain: A State Plan to Prevent Radicalization	4
Water Theft Through the Ages: Insights for Green Criminology	4
Targeting Vulnerability with Electronic Location Monitoring: Paternalistic Surveillance and the Distortion of Risk as a Mode of Carceral Expansion	4
Editors’ Introduction to the Special Issue, “Southern Criminologies: Methods, Theories and Indigenous Issues”	4
Total Extraction: Exploitative Behaviors of the Carceral Apparatus Towards Carceral Officers in Central Appalachia	4
Sentencing “Unwanted” Migrants: the Border, Racism, and Narrating Punishability	4
Blind Justice or Blind Justices? On Punitive Discrimination of Arab Criminal Defendants in Israel	4
Fucking with the Model Minority Myth: The Experiences of Two Vocal Asian American Women in (white, male) Criminology and Academia	4
Corporate Violence in the Central Appalachian Coal Industry: From Roots to Repercussions	4
Truth and Method in Southern Criminology	3
Kettle Logic	3
A Criminology of Dis/Obedience?	3
David Whyte: Ecocide: Kill the Corporation Before It Kills Us	3
Heteronormativity and the Victimization of Bisexual and Pansexual Women: An Empirical Test of Norm-Centered Stigma Theory	3
David Whyte: Ecocide: Kill the Corporation Before It Kills Us	3
Simon Springer: Fuck Neoliberalism: Translating Resistance	3
Object not Agent: Reflexivity and Violence in Police Research	3
David Whyte: Ecocide: Kill the Corporation Before It Kills Us	3
“I’ve Got Something to Live for Now”: A Study of Prison Nursery Mothers	3
In the Shadow of the Monster: Gothic Narratives of Violence Prevention	3
“In and Out of Crisis”: Life Course Criminalization for Jefas in the Barrio	3
Indigenous People, Organized Crime and Natural Resources: Borders, Incentives and Relations	3
David Whyte: Ecocide: Kill the Corporation Before It Kills Us	3
A ‘Lens of Labor’: Re-Conceptualizing Young People’s Involvement in Organized Crime	3
‘A Real Gap’: Consequences of Removing Reintegration Support in Tasmania, Australia	2
Structural Disorganization: Can Prison Gangs Mitigate Serious Violence in Carceral Institutions?	2
Local Media Framing of Scrap Metal Collection as Crime	2
Strange Bedfellows: Austerity and Social Justice at the Neoliberal University	2
Legal Process as Racialized Punishment: The Material Consequences of Discretionary Arrests in New York City	2
Editor’s Introduction to the Special Issue, “Centering the Margins: Addressing the Implementation Gap of Critical Criminology”	2
The Good, the Bad, and the Uncertain: State Harm, the Aftermath of Exoneration, and Compensation for the Wrongly Convicted	2
Traversing the Fantasy: Why Leftist Academics Must Abandon the Myth of Organic Resistance and Think Again About the Problems We Face	2
The Urban Zemiology of Carnival Row: Allegory, Racism and Revanchism	2
“It Often Feels Like You Are Talking to a Wall”: Police and Private Security Responses to the Campaign to Protect Pont Valley Against Opencast Coal Extraction	2
Prisons as Law-Violators and Sites of Environmental Injustice	2
The Civic Duty to Denounce: The Romanian Middle Class and its Demands for Security	2
Living Death at the Intersection of Necropower and Disciplinary Power: A Qualitative Exploration of Racialised and Detained Groups in Australia	2
A New Theory of Globalization, Natural Resource Extraction and Violence Against Women: Toward Solving the Linkage Problem	2
The Crisis of Higher Education: Neoliberalism and the Privileging of “Innovation” in The Twenty-First Century	2
Resistance and the Radical Imagination: A Reflection on the Role of the Critical Criminologist in Social Movements	2
Exploring the Rhetoric: How State Gender Diversity Laws Address Rights for Gender-Diverse Students	2

Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm	2
State Co-offending: The Case of the Recolonization of the Chagos Archipelago and the Forced Eviction of the Chagossians	2
Exploring Violent Cosmologies From a “Radical Interactionist” Approach	2
Punitive Governance and the Criminalization of Socioenvironmental, Anti-Austerity, and Anticorruption Mobilizations in Puerto Rico	2
“Without Drug Court, You’ll End Up in Prison or Dead”: Therapeutic Surveillance and Addiction Narratives in Treatment Court	2
Speak About It, Be About It: Spoken-Word Poetry Communities and Transformative Social Justice	2