Human Geography

Papers
(The TQCC of Human Geography 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
First conversation39
Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region23
Reviewer Acknowledgment19
Capitalist urbanization in the post-neoliberal and de-globalizing world economy: A minor critical engagement with VIP-Urbanism literature19
Addendum17
Geographies of nationalism17
Re-examining the links between women's work and household power dynamics: Insights from rural and urban Ghana16
Interspecies relations in Johannesburg's outdoors ecologies13
CRISPR futures: Rethinking the politics of genome editing12
Handloom weavers’ landscape of India: An interpretation of their identity and existence10
Black intimacies with food sovereignty and land in the midst of gentrification in Saint Paul’s historic Rondo9
Socioecological topologies of student debt in the United States8
Land use and development: The early work of Phil O’Keefe8
CUSMA, a capitalist adventurism? Marxist analysis of class inequities in the Canada-United States-Mexico agreement8
Capitalist crisis and the geography of the clothing industry7
The spatial antecedents for drone governance in Afghanistan7
The question of ‘sustainable’ technology: From socio-ecological fixes to transformations6
Digital activism in housing struggles: Countering algorithmic violence with algorithmic care6
Potential violence, trauma and all the feels: Towards collaborative, reflexive and self-aware methodologies for researching the far right6
Making space for healthcare delivery by drone in Ghana: A case study6
Applying friction to the flooded zone: An examination of current work by the protest artist collective CityLoup5
Mahsa Amini's killing, state violence, and moral policing in Iran5
Eldercare and re-purposing the built environment of urban China: Capital switching and bundled commodities in recent trends5
Different approach, same focus: How China is shaping the future of its African cooperation through education5
Subjective destitution, love, and rebellion in pandemic times: Theorizing with Hot Skull5
Agrarian futures and normative practices: A case study of small-scale ecological farming5
From Jamestown to Bethlehem: Local connections of geopolitical violence5
Geographies of hydrogen: A review of trends, themes and concepts5
Divergent temporalities and belonging: The temporal–spatial paradox of digital nomadism5
Neither chains nor networks: Modeling ambivalence in the US automotive sector5
Contemporary anti-racist struggle and Lenin’s thought: The enduring bond between racism and imperialism5
The Politics of Entrepreneurial Embedded ‘VIP Urbanism’ in Bengaluru: Elite Practices and Agency Problem5
The political economy of bordering and the reproduction of borders in the case of Frontex5
Art for re-existence: Casa Pueblo's decolonial landscape interventions toward an energy insurrection5
The unsustainable life of British Universities5
“A thorn in their throat” planning for settler colonial removal in hizma5
Global food insecurity as a crisis of social reproduction for the classes of labour4
Remembering Phil O’Keefe4
Re-purposing the built environment of urban China: Residential eldercare and David Harvey's capital switching in a new era4
Occupying the past: The carceral archaeology of the Israel antiquities authority4
“If we rebuild the kitchen, we rebuild the heart”: Post-relief transformational politics in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico4
Relocating occupation: A critical environmental justice analysis of the US military migration from Okinawa to Guåhan4
“Demystifying the Global ‘Just Transition’—On Power Struggles and Electric Mountains3
The ambivalence of potential3
Transforming Guizhou: Urbanization in an ethnic region in southwest China3
The politics of internet shutdowns in Jammu and Kashmir3
From personal responsibility to an eco-socialist state: Political economy, popular discourses and the climate crisis3
Mike Davis: Planetarity and environmentalisms: the invention of new environmental histories from the Ecology of Fear to Victorian 3
New municipalism and the right to the city: A Lefebvrean re-examination and lessons from Barcelona3
Communication: Marxism, deproletarianisation, geographers and non-geographers3
Donald Trump and Hostess CupCakes: Distinguishing the persisting sources of Trump's popular support, 2015–20253
Repression breeds resistance: A call for a methodology of radical solidarity and love to respond to the prison industrial complex and academia's eugenic tendencies3
CPEC this and CPEC that: Spatial dialectics of state power and resistance in Balochistan3
Social movements’ struggles under new municipalism: Confronting the neoliberal Parque Pümpin megaproject in Valparaíso city3
Thinking across agrarian class hierarchies in guest worker programs: Limitations to worker and farmer collective strategies3
The labor of strikes: Unions, workers, and the 2023 US strike wave3
Reviewer Acknowledgment3
Antimonumentos and other aesthetic interventions amidst generalized violence: Seeds in the “political subsoil” of central Mexico3
On the dichotomy between housing justice and environmental justice3
The Belt and Road Initiative in Nepal: Potential impacts and implications3
Germany then and now: Guilt, white supremacy and sustaining genocide, from the far-right to the radical left3
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