Middle East Critique

Papers
(The TQCC of Middle East Critique is 2. 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.)
ArticleCitations
Remembering Nubia’s Past: Space, Generations and Memorial Practices19
Multiple Consciousness and Transnationalism in Iranian Armenian Cultural Productions12
Palestine and the Ends of Theory8
Rural Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Maghreb: A Materialist Critique8
Missing Gender: Conceptual Limitations in the Debate on “Sectarianism” in the Middle East8
Mediating Poverty on Arab Television7
Urbanized Rural Women: A Study in Rural Areas of Gilan, Isfahan, and Semnan Provinces6
Palestine is the Vanguard for Our Liberation: Insights from the Students’ Intifada at Columbia University5
Self-Identification of Indigeneity within Turkey’s Kurdish Political Movement5
‘Axis of Evil’ and the Academic Repression of Palestine Solidarity5
Indigenous Internationalism Against Imprisoned Indigeneity in Australia and Palestine5
Impact of 1962-68 North Yemen War on Cold War Balance of Power4
Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Power Struggle over ‘Muslimness’: Reification, Securitization, and Identification4
Eco-Tech Odyssey: The Political Craftsmanship of a Green Technostate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)4
Guest Editors’ Introduction: Turkey’s Diaspora Governance Policies from the Past to the Present4
Follow the Grid, Follow the Violence: The Project for a Transregional Mediterranean Electricity Ring4
Navigating Digital Sovereignty and Hegemony: Arab Countries’ Digital Economy and China’s Role4
10 Years On: New Contextual Factors in the Study of Islamism3
Beyond Orientalism: The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Strategic Preferences Regarding Nuclear Weapons3
Locating Iranian Diasporas in Fifty Years of Academic Discourse: Critical Review of Acculturation Theory3
The Contribution of Āstān-e Quds-e Razavī to Iran’s Soft Power Projection3
The Hegemony of Resistance: Hezbollah and the Forging of a National-Popular Will in Lebanon3
Home-State Politics Vis-à-Vis Turkish Emigrants: Instrumentalizing Emigrants3
Gulf Women and Anti-European Imperialism: Forgotten Gender Discourses in Interwar Iran’s Shi’i Reformation Movement3
Diaspora Engagement Policies as Transnational Social Engineering: Rise and Failure of Turkey’s Diaspora Policies3
The Decline of Political Parties in Transitional Societies: Arab Palestinian Local Government in Israel3
A Rhetorical Analysis of the Iranian Critical Theorists: Yousof Abazari and the ‘Phenomenology of a Death’3
Antisemitism and Zionism: The Internal Operations of the IHRA Definition3
Debt Economy and Class Transformation in Tunisia: A Critical Comparative Analysis (1860s–1970s)3
The Flower That Broke Through the Rubble: The Legacy of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah2
Foreign Policy and the Performance of Collective State Recognition Amidst Genocide2
Editorial Note: New Directions for Middle East Critique2
Editor’s Note2
Lobbying for Zionism on Both Sides of the Atlantic2
Dark Humor and ‘Humor Talk’ in Algeria’s Hirak2
Practicing wujud : A Constellation of sumud in the Fragmented Palestinian Present2
Kemalism vs Erdoğanism: Continuities and Discontinuities in Turkey’s Hegemonic State Ideology2
Home and Host Country Policy Interaction in the Making of Turkey’s Diasporas2
From ‘Practical Application of Knowledge’ to ‘Academic Self-Awareness’: A Historical Examination of Knowledge Production in Chinese Middle East Studies2
Gunning for Damascus: The US War on the Syrian Arab Republic2
Re-Narrating the Past, Producing the Present and Unlocking the Future: Haris al-Quds, a TV-Dramatization of ‘Post-war’ Syria2
The Imperialist Question: A Sociological Approach2
Poverty and Deprivation Problems in Post-Revolutionary Iran2
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