Critical Asian Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Critical Asian Studies 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Hashtag activism: social media and the #FreeYouth protests in Thailand41
Disruptors’ dilemma? Thailand’s 2020 Gen Z protests21
The white ribbon movement: high school students in the 2020 Thai youth protests20
Myanmar’s military coup and the elevation of the minority agenda?15
Sticky rice in the blood: Isan people’s involvement in Thailand’s 2020 anti-government protests13
Myanmar’s hidden-in-plain-sight social infrastructure: nalehmu through multiple ruptures11
Defending lands and forests: NGO histories, everyday struggles, and extraordinary violence in the Philippines11
#Papuanlivesmatter: black consciousness and political movements in West Papua9
Policy responses to COVID-19 and discrimination against foreign nationals in South Korea8
The Tongpo case: indigenous institutions and environmental justice in China8
Writing war, and the politics of poetic conversation8
Network discrimination against LGBTQ minorities in Taiwan after same-sex marriage legalization: a Goffmanian micro-sociological approach8
COVID-19’s impact on Nepalese migrants: families. Vulnerability, coping strategies, and the role of state and non-state actors7
The politicization of everyday life: understanding the impact of the 2019 Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Protests on pro-democracy protesters’ political participation in Hong Kong7
Nostalgic nationalists in South Korea: the flag-carriers’ struggles6
Green silk roads, partner state development, and environmental governance: Belt and road infrastructure on the Sino-East African frontier5
Fresh News, innovative news: popularizing Cambodia’s authoritarian turn5
The co-production of disasters: how the nexus of climate change, tourism, and COVID-19 increases socioeconomic vulnerability in Mustang, Nepal4
“I am the land and I am their witness”: placemaking amid displacement among Lumads in the Philippines4
Performative secularism: school-sponsored prayer in China's National College Entrance Exam4
A quiet revolution? Village head elections and the democratization of rural Indonesia4
Time-Space Companions: Digital Surveillance, Social Management, and Abuse of Power During the Covid-19 Pandemic in China4
Prosecution reform and the politics of faking democracy in South Korea3
Land Mafias in Indonesia3
Precarity and Islamism in Indonesia: the contradictions of neoliberalism3
Localizing global concepts: an exploration of Indigeneity in Cambodia3
Governance and state–society relations in Vietnam during the COVID-19 pandemic3
“Water in One Hand, Fire in the Other:” Coping with Multiple Crises in Post-coup Burma/Myanmar3
The Politics of Misalignment: NGO Livelihood Interventions and Exclusionary Land Claims in an Indonesian Oil Palm Enclave3
Historical Agrarian Change and its Connections to Contemporary Agricultural Extension in Northwest Cambodia3
Feeding hungry ghosts: grief, gender, and protest in Hong Kong3
Rebuffing Bengali dominance: postcolonial India and Bangladesh3
“We used to have lice … ” interethnic imagery in post-war upland Laos3
Surviving Pemakö’s pluriverse: Kunga Tsomo, the goddess, and the LAC2
Shan Male Migrants’ Engagement with Sex Work in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Pre- and Post-Pandemic2
Continuity and Complexity: A Study of Patronage Politics in State-owned Enterprises in Post-authoritarian Indonesia2
Cold War, state-building and social change: perspectives from two Southeast Asian borderlands2
Private Power and Public Office: The Rise of Business Politicians in Indonesia2
Crime Talk and Male Criminality: Ethnographic and Historical Perspectives on Malaysia, 1978-20182
Ethnic Vietnamese and the Khmer Rouge: the genocide and race debate2
Discipline, Development, and Duress: The Art of Winning an Election in Bangladesh2
The geopolitical alignments of diverging social interests: the Sino-Soviet split and the Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas, 1966–19672
The Party-State’s Hegemonic Project and Responses from Civil Society: The Case of Service-oriented NGOs in China2
Unveiling Class Discourse: Its Articulation and Generation in Chinese Labor Struggles2
The Korean War and the environment2
Agent politics of Chinese think tanks and cultural industry governance in China’s “new era”2
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