Emotion Space and Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Emotion Space and Society is 4. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Book review29
Transnational daughters in Australia: Caring remotely for ageing parents during COVID 1919
Coping with COVID-19: The sociomaterial dimensions of living with pre-existing mental illness during the early stages of the coronavirus crisis19
The value of being unseen – Experiencing hidden elements of ‘invisible’ work18
Collective writing as survival tool: Mechanisms of reflexivity against neoliberal academia15
Book review12
Creating tears in the fabric of whiteness12
Book review11
Atmospheres of the other: Building and feeling Stockholm's orthodox synagogue10
Transnational trauma: The social capital and existential (im)mobility of Syrian men in Germany10
Facebook as a platform for collecting women's birth stories: Supporting emotional connections between researchers and participants10
Psychosocial effects of gentrification on elderly people in Barcelona from the perspective of bereavement9
Tracing memories and meanings of festival landscapes during the COVID-19 pandemic9
Affective dynamics of belonging in a regenerated Dublin suburb9
Young people's self-tracking assemblage: the role of digital and material space in shaping affective, emotional experiences9
Mobility time Flow: The autistic view on crip spacetime9
Video playback, affective witnessing, and the mobility of trauma: Video evidence of violent crime in the criminal justice system9
Sweat speaks: Stories of embodiment, emotion, and erasure on a heating planet9
Book review8
Ocean deathscapes – The placement and contestation of vernacular memorials on the Australian coastline8
Disrupted place attachments and emotional energy geography in fracked Appalachia8
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: Nostalgia and mobility perceptions of informal dementia carers8
Book review8
“I get a whiz in my body as I walk past it”: Visceral imaginaries in children's everyday mobilities8
Floating life: Mobility, passivity, detachment7
“Wow. What's going on?” Emotional geographies of international student mobility to the UK in a time of crisis7
When work came home: Formation of feeling rules in the context of a pandemic7
Editorial: Uncomfortable geographies7
Book review7
Hidden emotional costs of home accommodation. The lived experiences of Ukrainian refugees in Polish homes6
Social relations and spatiality in VR - Making spaces meaningful in VRChat6
Moving to find home: Emotion, imagination, and onward migration in the Iranian diaspora5
In harmony or out of tune: Affective and emotional geographies of all-male choirs in London, UK5
Affect, infrastructure and activism: The House of Brag's London Queer Social Centre in Brixton, South London5
The illusory infrastructure of ink: Machinic bodies and epidermic affects in Singapore5
Intimate revolutions: the relationship between spatial form and personal change in the COVID-19 pandemic5
Book review4
Political economies of distress in chronic low back pain care4
Racism (un)spoken: Exclusion and discrimination in emotional narrations of young migrants in Berlin4
Book review4
Book review4
Dialectics of perception and imagination: Embodied politics of atmosphere in Xiqiao Road, Nanjing4
Navigating the emotion-embodiment-language nexus in international research: Stories from a foreign researcher and local interpreter4
Embodied performance in violent places: Transiting in and through the home, the streets, and institutions4
“Use your common sense to navigate, and you're gonna get along okay”: Exploring the sensorial politics of attunement, survival, and resistance in Canadian federal prisons4
Book review4
Slow belonging and affective rupture: youth reconfigurations of home in post-urban Vietnam4
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