Interventions-International Journal of Postcolonial Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Interventions-International Journal of Postcolonial Studies 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 2021-01-01 to 2025-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Angloglobalism, Multilingualism and World Literature17
The Global Anglophone: An Institutional Argument10
An Anticolonial way of Seeing9
Introduction the Temporal Politics of Anticolonial Aesthetics8
Portuguese Fascism’s Genocidal Strategy in Mozambique: the Zambezi River South Bank in the Early-Mid 1970s8
To Be or Not to Be [Grateful]: Epistemologies of Belonging to a “Host-Home”5
Anticolonial Aesthetics: Towards Eco-Cinema5
Discordant Trajectories of the (Post-)Soviet (Post)Colonial Aesthetics4
Woman, child, and minor forms in contemporary world literature: Lydia Davis and J. M. Coetzee4
Rethinking Knowledge through Early English Translations of Zhu Xi’s Study of Li4
When the subaltern speaks: solo narrative performance in Heather Raffo’sNine Parts of Desireand Issam El-Yousfi’sTears with Alcohol3
From Treasure To Trash Island Colonialist Fantasies Of Island Wealth Reworked In Satin Island By Tom Mccarthy And Crazy Rich Asians By Kevin Kwan3
A Map of Divergence and Connection: Voices from Nineteenth-century Nunavut and Aberdeen3
Reading for Water3
Loose Canons: The Global Anglophone Novel and the Failures of Universalism3
The Mosaics of an Arctic Seamstress: Narrative Versions of Ada Blackjack on Wrangel Island, 1921–19233
Decolonizing the Museum3
The Invisibility of Southern Migration3
Travels to metropolitan London3
Unburials and Skeletal Reconstructions: Narrative as Forensics in Michael Ondaatje's Anil's Ghost3
Clasping Together the Magical and the Menial3
Inhabiting the Hyphen: (Re)Negotiating Arab-American Identity in Poems by Lisa Suhair Majaj, Laila Halaby and Suheir Hammad3
Uhyggelig Horror: Narratives of Asylum in Hassan Blasim’s Nordic Stories2
Patriotic Science2
Book Festivals and the Special Economic Zone of Culture2
The Myth of Sufi Sindh: Reflections on the Orientalist and Nationalist Historiography2
The Reconfiguration of Nationalist Movements in a Context of Crisis: Evidence from the Case of Catalonia2
Dealing with the Material Legacies of Italian Fascist Colonialism in Post-Communist Tirana2
‘No Bodies’2
Constructing a Poetics of Connections: From Network to Relation in Pandemic Poetry Performances from South Africa2
INTRODUCTION: Forms of cultural enclosure2
The Guanches , a Spectral Border. The Hauntological Condition of the Indigenous of the Canary Islands and Decolonial Thought2
The Un-Human Beings2
The Burden of the Past: Memories, Resistance and Existence in Susan Abulhawa’sMornings in Jeninand Hala Alyan’sSalt Houses2
Monuments of Italian Colonialism as a Transcultural Heritage2
Memory Novels as Lieux De Mémoire2
Refuse/Refuge: Castaways on Islands of Exception2
Labour, Enclosure, and Form in World Literature2
Decolonizing Language Resources in the Human-Machine Era2
Resituating Nikolai Marr2
The Balfour Conversations: British Human Rights Activists and the Call to Reckon with Implication2
The Concept of “International Protection” in the Global Compacts on Refugees and Migration2
Picturing “our colonial problem”2
Reaching for the Stars: The Zambian Space Programme and Alternative Imaginaries of Space Travel1
TEMPORALITIES. Algerian Revolutions: Whose Star? Then/Now?1
A Postcolonial Analysis of Austria’s Political Approach to Islam1
Roman Routes in Italian Postcolonial Women Writers1
Brexit as a constitutive force in the Commonwealth: Constitutional identities and the withering Sovereign1
Walking with Fanon: Towards Decolonized Embodiments1
Testimonies, Landscapes, and Reenactments in Im Heung-Soon's Documentary Works1
Minority, collectivity, and the short story cycle. Identity and difference in Chika Unigwe’s Better Never Than Late1
Beyond the Liberal Subject: Susan N. Kiguli and the Lyric Poem in 1990s Uganda1
C.L.R. James and the Genealogies of Socially Transformative Aesthetics1
Intertextuality, World Literature and Migration: Dictionaries and the Female Body in Najat El Hachmi’s L’últim Patriarca and Xiaolu Guo’s A Concise Chines1
Recognition beyond recognition!1
Playing with Saris: Material and Affective Unfoldings of Violence and Resistance in Shailja Patel’sMigritude1
Plaiting The Pandanus Mat of Change in Vanuatu1
Discoursing Asia: The Regional Contemporary and Historical Fracture In Asian Contemporary Art Symposia, 1997–20021
Negotiating Moral Authority for Body Repatriation: The Case of Senegalese Migration1
Lidio Cipriani, Attilio Gatti, and the shooting of Siliva Zulu (1927)1
Against minoritization: five strategies for world literature1
Beckett in the Postcolony: Introduction1
On Pluviality: Reading for Rain in Namwali Serpell’s The Old Drift1
Whispers in the Armenian Quarter, Jerusalem1
Introduction: Counter-stories from the Arctic Contact Zone1
Protection of refugees and migrants in the era of the global compacts1
Looking into Walcott’s Homer: Omeros between epic and mock-epic1
The Postcolonial Malaise in Narration1
The Road to Lotus: Faiz Ahmad Faiz’s Magazine Proposal to the Soviet Writers Union1
Hospitality and Amnesty: Aravind Adiga’s Narrative of Legal Liminality1
Spectrality and Thanatic Ethics of Care in Atlantique and Biutiful1
Introduction: Thanatic Ethics: The Circulation of Bodies in Migratory Spaces1
Rewording the World or Reworlding the Word? Some Postcolonial Perspectives on the “World” of World Literature1
Rubber genocide in Joyce and Beckett: from Roger Casement’s Congo to Vél d’Hiv and Auschwitz1
Horizons of liberation: materialism, ecology, and the colonial question1
Cultural attachés: African literature, the CIA, and the hermeneutics of suspicion1
Palestine 2048 in Inertia: False Utopias, a Dwindling Nation, and the Last Palestinian1
Palestine and the Aesthetics of the Future Impossible1
Imperial Medicine and Proselytization in Robert Kerr’s “Salvific” Activities In Morocco, 1886–19151
Words on Black Water: Setting South African “Plantation Literature” Afloat on the Kala Pani1
White Erethism: Beckett, Crevel, and Negro: An Anthology1
Islands in the City: Negotiating the Location of British Concessions Along the Yangtze River in 1861 China1
Another Orientalism? the Case of Eva De Vitray-Meyerovitch and Rumi1
Reading the Radio-Magazine: Culture, Decolonization and the Paigc’s Rádio libertação1
Rethinking Indigenous and Collaborative Archaeologies1
People of the Footprints1
Cosmopolitan Repair: Reclaiming and Restoring Cultural Heritage in Postcolonial Nigeria1
NGOs and Neocolonialism in Postcolonial Literature: The Case of Central Asia1
0.1112539768219