OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Political Ideologies 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 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)

Article	Citations
The far right, the mainstream and mainstreaming: towards a heuristic framework	77
Constructing ‘the people’ of populism: a critique of the ideational approach from a discursive perspective	46
The antinomies of Ernesto Laclau: a reassessment	10
‘Counter-spurt’ but not ‘de-civilization’: fascism, (un)civility, taboo, and the ‘civilizing process’	9
The Unabomber and the origins of anti-tech radicalism	9
Anti-populist discourse in Greece and Argentina in the 21^st century	9
Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and the question of populism	8
(National) pride and (conceptual) prejudice: critical remarks on the distinction between patriotism and nationalism	7
The enemy’s enemy: feminism at the crossroads of neoliberal co-optation and anti-gender conservatism	6
The ‘New Right’ and its legacy for British conservatism	6
What’s in a name? Political antagonism and critiquing ‘neoliberalism’	6
Radicalism and populism: do they always go hand by hand? A comparative analysis of the radical left and the radical right in Spain	6
The political construction of the left-right divide: a comparative perspective	5
Animal advocacy and the radical right: the case of Sweden	5
Disentangling the relationships between conservative economic and social attitudes and support for environmental action	5
Neglected times: Laclau, affect, and temporality	5
Putin: populist, anti-populist, or pseudo-populist?¹	4
From performative anti-fascism to post-fascism: the Lega (Nord)’s political discourse in historical context	4
Populism, an ideology without history? A new genetic approach	4
A post-secular interpretation of religious nationalism: the case of Religious-Zionism	4
Constructing the enemy: the evolution of Podemos’ populist discourse from anti-system movement to power (2014–2021)	3
How did negative liberty become a liberal ideal?	3
The moral rhetoric of populist radical right: the case of the Sweden Democrats	3
Two concepts of meritocracy: telic and procedural	3
Olympism, cosmopolitanism, nationalism: the many face(t)s of the Olympics	3

The municipal gaze on the EU: European municipalism as ideology	3
Promise and failure: Nationalism in the interwar thought of Carl Schmitt and Eric Voegelin	3
Moderate in power, populist in opposition? Die Linke’s populist communication in the German states	3
Steve Bannon on ‘productive capitalism’: investigating the economic ideology of the American populist right	3
What are fundamentalist beliefs?	2
Populism without a people: neoliberal populism and the rise of the Italian far right	2
The ideology of American exceptionalism: American nationalism’s nom de plume	2
From Dusk till Dawn: Bobbio on the left/right dichotomy	2
Personal enemies, conceptual friends. Karl Loewenstein and Carl Schmitt on self-destructive legalism	2
From the tyranny of the neoliberal individual to neoliberal populism	2
Mapping ideologies as networks of ideas	2
Revisiting the concept of citizenship in Margaret Thatcher’s government: the individual, the state, and civil society	2
Economic well-being and self-placements on a Left-Right scale: evidence from undergraduate students in seven countries	2
What was the original intent? The Tea Party movement, the Founding Fathers, and the American welfare state	2
The region as cognition: an alternative analysis of regionalism	2