OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Ethnicities 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 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Race as injustice and the im/possibility of racial justice	37
Unraveling the white working-class conundrum: A closer look at its utility and pitfalls	26
Avoiding backlash: Narratives and strategies for anti-racist activism in Mexico	24
Politicization of the Jewish and Muslim minorities in Poland	23
Becoming whānau: Māori and Pākehā working together on the Indigenous-led campaign, #ProtectIhumātao	23
Multicultural conversations: The nature and future of culture, identity and nationalism	19
Debunking mainstream anti-racism in the Spanish context: “Anti-rumour” strategies as a case of psychology-based anti-racism	12
Rejoinder to article, “Health inspector ratings of Asian restaurants during the early COVID-19 pandemic,” published by Cherng et al. On Nov. 29, 2022	10
Paternalism and racism in pacific labour migration: A critical discourse analysis of the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme	10
Institutional bias and Islamic burial space in France and the Netherlands	10
(De)Securitising national minorities: The case of Singapore	9
Sustainable mindsets: Combining traditional indigenous knowledge with non-aboriginal understanding to address environmental risks	9
What about anti-secularism?	9
How to assign social groups to ethnic and racial categories after Racial Domination ?	8
Religion, secularity, culture? Investigating Christian privilege in Western Europe	8
Double invisibility: West Indian American narratives challenging American ideas of race and ethnicity	8
Liminalis voces: Migrant identity construction and positionality in a Balkan Route digital messaging research group	8
Confronting Islamophobia and its consequences in East London in a context of increased surveillance and stigmatisation	8
Notes on race as denegated ethnicity	8
Public political philosophy in Poland: Phacts, phictions, and philennials	8
Revisiting the cruel optimism of racial justice – A response to Fadil, Favell and St Louis	8
Religious nationalism and the dynamics of religious diversity governance in post-communist Eastern Europe	8
Books received	8
Pluralist public policy process theories without hierarchical racial caste and post-racial caste: Is this America?	7
A spectacle of denial: A response to Loïc Wacquant’s “notes to race as denegated ethnicity”	7

Lord Bhikhu Parekh: The gentle revolutionary	7
Future citizens between interest and ability: A systematic literature review of the naturalization and crimmigration scholarship	7
Indian intervention in ethnic movement of Nepal: Did Madheshi lose or gain?	7
Black and white, both and none: Critical reflections on the limits of positionality discourse in Australia	7
Intergenerational and ethnonational disparities in Hispanic immigrant self-employment	6
New Zealand is “racist as f**k”: Linguistic racism and te reo Māori	6
Beyond racism: Re-centering religious hostility in the conceptualization of Islamophobia	6
The visual economy of migration and the production of crisis. Two cases in question: Norte de Santander and the Darien	6
How tracking gets under the skin: German education system and social consciousness of Turkish descent students in basic secondary school tracks	6
Semantic framework for creation of migration photography and their role in visual governance in migration	6
Oti axamiyagiri: Assamese nationalistic masculine identity, United Liberation Front of Asom and cyberspace	6
Returning empty-handed or going somewhere? Tales from social division networks of re-migrants in the polarized post-COVID-19 era: A phenomenological study	5
Books received	5
Governance of religious diversity in Central Europe: A religious nationalism inspired illiberal turn in Hungary and Slovakia?	4
Moderate secularism, religion as a public good, and the Danish case	4
Adapting the socio-cultural adaptation scale (SCAS-R) to Arabic: A study on the Syrian migrants living in Gaziantep province of Türkiye	4
Between national and ethnic identity: The racialization of Korean-Chinese accents in South Korea	4
Differentiating Multiculturalisms: A Rejoinder	4
Boundaries of Finnishness: How military-related encounters with majority Finns shape experiences of belonging to Finland for conscripts with a migrant background	4
The ghosts of “internal colonisation”: Anthropogenic impacts of Russian imperial ambitions in Ukraine	4
The politics of death: Multiculturalism and the afterlives of Muslims in Europe	4
Negotiating between gender, national and professional identities: The work-experience of Israeli-Palestinian women journalists	4
An anatomy of musical blood: The sociocultural construction of Romani ‘natural’ musicality	4
Linguistic racism: Origins and implications	3
The representation of Jews in the Finnish press before the second world war	3
Rejoinder-final right of reply to “Health inspector ratings of Asian restaurants during the early COVID-19 pandemic”	3
Black lives matter, police violence, and the Kenosha murders: Materializing race in “Law-and-Order” assemblages	3
Governing religious diversity in Western Balkans: The volatility of ethno-religious coexistence in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania	3
The (un)importance of ethnicity in adolescents’ boundary making: An analysis over a two-school year period in a super-diverse city	3
The influence of education, economy and religion domains in enhancing ethnic unity among Malaysian youths	3
Farewell to “race and racism”: On the analytic primacy of ethnicity	3
The will for racial justice	3
Dignity as a method. Pluriversal dignity approaches in place-based visual research on migration and its implications for governance	3
Breaking the dichotomy: Non-binary belonging as a tool for inclusive societies	3
The role of religious diversity in social progress	3
Slippery slope morality	3
Off and on stage interactions: Muslim-Jewish encounter in urban Europe	3
Books received	3
Social media narratives, diasporic identity and collective memory: A critical synthesis of the literature	3