International Political Sociology

Papers
(The TQCC of International Political Sociology is 5. 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 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Counting Security in the Vernacular: Quantification Rhetoric in “Everyday” (In)Security Discourse42
Photo-Essay of the Migrant Home: Doing International Political Sociology and Engaging the Other “Other”37
Violence as a Constitutive of States33
“Videogames Saved My Life”: Everyday Resistance and Ludic Recovery among US Military Veterans29
Lessons from the Viral Body Politic: Borders and the Possibilities of a More-than-Human Worldmaking21
Civilizational Politics at the Commonwealth Games: Identity, Coloniality and LGBTIQ+ Inclusion16
Colonial Lives of the Carceral Archipelago: Rethinking the Neoliberal Security State15
Policing the Enforcers: The Governmentality of Immigration Controls14
Methods Regimes in Global Governance: The Politics of Evidence-Making in Global Health13
Periods, Pregnancy, and Peeing: Leaky Feminine Bodies in Swedish Military Marketing13
“If You Destroy Our Children, I Will Kill You”: Biopolitical Childhood in Southeast Asia’s War on Drugs12
“I Flip, Therefore I Am”: Smartphone Detoxing as a Practice of Sovereignty12
The Most Denounced, the Least Punished: Ruling Elites, Illegalisms, and Anti-Money Laundering12
Unfit to Bounce Back: On the Martial Politics of Resilience in WWI-Weimar Germany and Austerity Britain12
It Just Feels Right. Visuality and Emotion Norms in Right-Wing Populist Storytelling10
Critique of Ontological Militarism10
Securitization of Energy Transitions in Estonia, Finland and Norway10
Liminal Strategies in the Margins of International Politics: The State-Like Power of Non-State Greenland10
Settler Military Politics: On the Inclusion and Recognition of Indigenous People in the Military10
Secession or Sense of Belonging? Marginalization in the Context of Transnationality9
How Best to Be Egyptian? The “Honorable Citizen” and the Making of the Counter-revolutionary Subject8
Curated Power: The Performative Politics of (Industry) Events8
What Can a Critical Cybersecurity Do?8
Soviet Active Measures and the Second Cold War: Security, Truth, and the Politics of Self7
“Be Creative, Be Friends and Share Cultural Experiences”: Genre, Politics, and Fun at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest7
Contributors6
Security beyond Biopolitics: The Spheropolitics, Co-Immunity, and Atmospheres of the Coronavirus Pandemic6
Individual Vulnerability and Collective Resistance Under Surveillance: Claiming the Right to Existence against Discriminatory Suspicion6
Cold War Psychiatry, Extremism, and Expertise: The “Special Committee on the Political Abuse of Psychiatry”6
Permafrost, Science, and Security: Producing Climate (Non)Knowledge in a Thawing City6
Necropolitics and Necropolice: Death, Immortality, and Art-Activism in Russia5
Sociability, Emotions, and Encounters with the Uncommon Other: World-Making at the Rokumeikan5
The Social Aesthetics of Digital Diplomacy5
The Spectacular Politics of the United Kingdom’s “Small Boats Crisis”5
Reflections on IPS in Translation5
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