OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Womens History is 0. 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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
"Put Your Money Where Your Movement Is": The Feminist Credit Unions of the 1970s	2
"More Than the Gift": The Fatherless Children of France, Franco-American Epistolary Relationships, and the Birth of Person-to-Person Mass Philanthropy during and after the Great War	2
Contributors	1
Diverse Explorations of Early Female Celebrity in America	1
Radio, Exile, and Feminisms: Spanish Republican Women Writers in Buenos Aires	1
Contributors	1
Response	1
“Her Infant at Her Breast”: Breastfeeding as Survival and Resistance in Colonial Haiti	1
"There Was No 'Family Planning Movement,' There Was Just Us": The Asociación Pro-Salud Maternal and Birth Control in 1960s Mexico	1
Fugitivity and Enslaved Women's Agency in the Age of Revolution	1
Following Women's Money: Population, Development, and Indo-American Birth Control Politics in the Mid-Twentieth Century	1
Violence, Armenian Women, and the "Armenian Question" in the Late Ottoman Empire	0
Instrumental Femininity: The Tokyo Women's Higher Normal School and the Shaping of Social and Gender Hierarchies in Modern Japan	0
Making a Journalist’s Portrait: Flor Romero in Mid-Twentieth-Century Colombia	0
"Periodical Habits": Native American Women, Movement, and Menstruation in the Eighteenth-Century Southeast	0
SPECIAL ISSUE: Debout & Déter / Standing Up & Determined: Black Women on the Move, Black Feminisms in French (Post)Imperial Contexts	0
Elegant Incursions: Fashion, Music, and Gender Dissidence in 1950s Brazzaville and Kinshasa	0
Birthing Empire, Conceiving Nation: New Histories of Reproductive Healthcare in Cuba, Guam, and the United States	0
Women’s Work: Black Women’s Movement through Political Space	0
Showcases of Empire, Epistemic Transformations, and the Contours of Resistance	0
Contexts and Spaces of Intersectionality: The Black Feminism and Internationalism of Lydie Dooh-Bunya, 1970–1990	0
Some Conjectures on Trans Studies and the Future of Modular Forms	0
Gendered Materials in the Ancient World	0
The Immigrants of BUMIDOM and Their Resistance to Employment Assignments	0
What’s in a First Name? The Correlation of Personal Identity with Economic Autonomy in Medieval Flanders	0

Agnes the Bathkeeper and Anna of Mindelheim: Rehumanizing Women from The Hammer of Witches	0
Errata	0
Engendering the Left : Anarchism in Settler Colonial Territories	0
Challenging the Archive in US Feminist Biography : The Intersectional Politics of Mid-Century Women of Color	0
Edgy Margins: Recent South Asian Feminist Scholarship on the Politics and History of Girlhood, Women, Gender, and Sexualities	0
The Meanings of Marriage in the Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century United States	0
Acknowledgment to Reviewers	0
Feminism, Human Rights, and Abortion Debates in Mexico	0
Did Women Have a Revolution?: Debating Labor and Politics in Twentiethth-Century China	0
Race, Freedom, and the Intimate Worlds of Women	0
“They Had the Brains but They Didn’t Have the Expertise”: Black Working-Class Women and the Nurse Training Program at the Taborian Hospital, 1940s–1960s	0
Contributors	0
Child-Mothers and Invisible Fathers: The Paradox of "Precocious Maternity" and the Pervasiveness of Child Sexual Abuse in Nineteenth-Century America	0
What War and Resistance Can Do: The Rebirth of Feminism in France, 1945–1970	0
Contributors	0
Contributors	0
Between the Archive and the Artworld: Writing Gendered Histories of Ibero-American Photography	0
In Community: Recovering Transnational Networks, International Movements, and Local Concerns	0
"What Does Incest Have to Do with the Land Grants?": Oral History, Archival Research, and Decolonial Feminism Provide the Answer	0
Silent Women Sufferers: Experiences of Menopause in 1970s Britain	0
Good Order, Discipline, and Morale	0
What French Women Wore to the Resistance: Fashion, War, and Gender Transformation, 1940–1945	0
Guest Editorial Note: Objects, Images, Stains, and Absences:	0
The Politics of the Everyday in Occupied Europe	0
Historical Practices: Author Rilla Askew on Writing Historical Fiction	0
Women and Health Care	0
Sanitary Pads and the Fall of Communism: Reconceptualizing Period Poverty in State Socialist Poland	0
Anti-Trans (and Intersex) Laws and the Harms of Protecting the Binary	0
Maria Griffin, et al. Slavery's Intimate World	0
The Intellectual World of Phillis Wheatley and the Politics of Genius	0
Material Utopianism: Feminist Movement Building in the Twentieth Century	0
Shame, Sympathy, and the Single Mother in Vienna, 1880–1930	0
Fluid Bodies: Wet Nurses and Breastmilk Anxieties in Eighteenth-Century Madrid	0
Beer, “Waste,” and One Enslaved Women’s Currency in the Lower Mississippi Valley	0
Narrating the History of Women’s History	0
Managing the Double Identity: Married Women as Housewives and Workers in Post-1956 Poland	0
Editorial Note: Mothers, Motherly Love, Bodily Autonomy, and Archival Silences	0
Acknowledgment to Reviewers	0
Contributors	0
“The Ministry of Women’s Affairs will not be Feminist”: Jeanne Gervais and Gender Complementarity in Côte d’Ivoire	0
The "Girl Suicide Epidemic" of the 1910s: Pain and Prejudice in US Newspapers	0
Nursing History as Women's History: Women, Public Health, and Modernity	0
In the Shadow of Tragedy: Jeanne M. Stellman and the Work of the Women’s Occupational Health Resource Center	0
Natalie Zemon Davis: A Remembrance	0
Women and War: Female Spies and Messengers in the Late-Medieval Low Countries	0
Muslim Women and Educational Reform in the Early-Twentieth-Century Southern Caucasus: Urbanization and Heterosocialization at the Dawn of Revolution	0
Reproducing Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Europe	0
Woman’s Era : A Catalyst for Literary Activism and the Social Evolution of Nineteenth-Century Black Clubwomen	0
Slavery’s Handmaidens: Gender, Sex, and Reproduction in the Black Atlantic	0
“Through the Dictatorship of the Proletariat in All Countries, Onward to the Complete Emancipation of Women!”: The Transnational Networks of the Communist Women’s Movement in the Early 1920s	0

Teaching Happiness: Women's Education and Transnational Currents in Modern Morocco	0
From the Queer Margins: Susan Stryker’s Contribution to Feminist History	0
Head Shaving: Archives and Repertoires of Shame	0
An Interview with Christina L. Beatty: The Legacy of Clara Luper	0
Trans Visual Narratives: Representing Gender and Nature in Early Modern Europe	0
Gender, Race, and the French Imperial Republic	0
Political Discrimination as a Way of Life and Art in Communist Cuba	0
Interview of Michèle Magema, Mixed-media Artist	0
Fair Chances: World's Fairs and American Woman Suffrage	0
Editorial Note The Local and Global Implications of Everyday Transgressions	0
Transnational Community Building through Women and Girls: Constructing an Intergenerational Girls’ Mission School Network Across Borders in 1920s and 1930s Japan	0
Collecting Antiquities and Networking as Feminist Activity at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century: An Approach through Isabel F. Dodd (1857–1943)	0
Martha Parker’s Trials: Women’s Networks in the East India Company Trade	0
Mexican Modernities	0
Editorial Note	0
Errata	0
Challenging Feminist Stereotypes: Nawal El Saadawi’s Creation of Transnational Solidarity at the United Nations Mid-Decade Conference	0
"A Tacit Pact with the State": Constrained Choice and the Politics of Abortion in 1930s Mexico	0
The Struggle for Equality and Religious Tolerance: Women's Presence and Leadership in Protestant Circles in Sixteenth-Century Spain	0
Deprovincializing the Feminine/Feminist Cameroonian Nationalism of the 1950s: The UDEFEC and Pluriversal Black Feminism	0
Contributors	0
Economic Autonomy, Networks, and Co-optation	0
Birth and Death in the Maternity Ward of the Guadalajara's Hospital Civil, 1888–1940	0
Slavery and the Economic Lives of Women	0
Women and Rural Protest in Colonial Eastern Nigeria: The 1929 Women’s Revolt (Ogu Umunwanyi) Reexamined	0
Contributors	0
Roundtable on Women’s Traversing Paths: Forms of Political Engagement and Production of Knowledge	0
A Maternal Brand of Environmentalism: Carol Browner's Gendered Leadership of the Environmental Protection Agency	0
Elena Garro’s Gambit: The Politics of a Female Writer’s Intimate Archive (1935–1998)	0
Feminist History Seeks Evil Twins and Troubling Monsters for Post-Casual Encounters: Reflecting on the Work of Susan Stryker	0
Who's Working Class? Centering Women in US Labor History	0
Women Workers of the World	0
Trans*Itions: The Work of Susan Stryker: An Introduction and Comment	0
A Family Affair? Women’s Amateur Cinema in 1930s–1950s Catalonia	0
“First in the Field”: Fashioning the Singular Identity of Harriet Boyd Hawes, Groundbreaking American Archaeologist	0
Gender, Colonialism, and the Archive: A Spanish Female Doctor among a Fang Community in 1940s Río Muni	0
Between Charity and Neoliberalism: The Campaign for Funding Women's Refuges in Australia, 1974–1985	0
Fashioning Motherhood: French Magazine Subscribers Debate Class, Race, and Social Status, 1919–1939	0
Rewriting the Faithful	0
Introduction to the Special Issue: Global Histories of Menstruation and Menopause	0
Black Women’s Psychiatric Incarceration at Georgia Lunatic Asylum in the Nineteenth Century	0
Care, Community, and Higher Ed Administration	0
Affective Power: Biographies on Sex and Marriage	0
“The Caravan of Death”: Women, Refugee Camps, and Family Separations in the US–Mexico Borderlands, 1910–1920	0
Revisiting Gender and Marriage: Runaway Wives, Native Law and Custom, and the Native Courts in Colonial Abeokuta, Southwestern Nigeria	0
Josephine Butler in Paris: Sex and Race in the Early Campaign to Abolish Regulated Prostitution, 1870–1880	0
The Monstrous Nation: The 1895 Salon de Anomalías in Mexico's National Museum, 1895	0
Controlling Their Own Bodies: Adolescents Interpreting Menstruation Knowledge and Appropriating Technologies in the 1970s–1980s, South Korea	0
Black Beauty Culture Matters: Race, Gender, and Consumer Capitalism	0
“Fed Up”: A Clerical Workers’ Manifesto Sparks a Comparable-Worth Campaign at the University of California at Berkeley, 1970–1974	0
Editorial Note: Interrogating Archives	0
Virtues, Violence, and Passion of the Puritans	0
Inculcating a Gendered Christian Internationalism: The Chinese Student YWCA	0
New Histories of Global Feminism	0
Contributors	0
Internationalist Women against Nazi Atrocities in Occupied Europe, 1941–1947	0
Editorial Note	0
Beyond Translation	0
Contributors	0
Historian. Theorist. Activist. Visionary. Institution Builder. Total Badass	0
“The First Thing We Cry About is Violence”: The National Black Women’s Health Project and the Fight Against Rape and Battering	0
“All Wives are Not Created Equal”: Women Organizing in the Late Twentieth-Century Men’s Rights Movement	0
Editorial Note: Testimonial: Listening to Women's Accounts of Gendered Violence and Social Exclusion	0
Contributors	0
"They are Coming in So Fast That if We Had Publicity About the Clinic We Would Be Swamped": Edris Rice-Wray, the First Family Planning Clinic in Mexico (1959), and the Intervention of US-Based Private	0
Contributors	0
Cold War Sisterhood: The Women's Africa Committee, 1958–1968	0
Black Women and the Black Freedom Struggle	0
Love, Infidelity, and Correspondence in Spanish Texas, 1734–1737	0
Editorial Note: On Becoming	0
The Genealogy of an Idea	0
Sexing East Asian History	0
Introduction: Special Issue: Reproduction, Contraception, and Obstetrics in Modern Mexico	0
Contributors	0
The Gendered Consequences of Abolition and Citizenship on Nineteenth-Century Gorée Island	0
“An Operation More Appropriate for Women”: The Gendering of Smallpox Vaccination in the Spanish Empire	0
Editorial Note: Lives Diminished and Lives Unbounded	0
Acknowledgment to Reviewers	0
Sailing against Headwinds: The KANU Regime, Kenyan Women, and the UN Women’s Decade, 1975–1985	0