OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Human Development and Capabilities 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 2020-07-01 to 2024-07-01.)

Article	Citations
When a River Becomes a Person	29
COVID-19 as a Capability Crisis: Using the Capability Framework to Understand Policy Challenges	20
Energy Poverty as a Restriction of Multiple Capabilities: A Systemic Approach for Belgium	17
Does Empowering Women in Politics Boost Human Development? An Empirical Analysis, 1960–2018	16
Decoding India's Low Covid-19 Case Fatality Rate	15
Energy Justice and the Capability Approach—Introduction to the Special Issue	15
Energy and the Good Life: Capabilities as the Foundation of the Right to Access Energy Services	15
Local Governments and SDG Localisation: Reshaping Multilevel Governance from the Bottom up	14
Implementing a Group-Specific Multidimensional Poverty Measure: The Case of Persons with Disabilities in Peru	13
Development and Psychometric Evaluation of the Experiences of Social Inclusion Scale	12
Using the Capability Approach as a normative perspective on energy justice: Insights from two case studies on digitalisation in the energy sector	11
Transition to Renewable Energy and Indigenous People in Northern Australia: Enhancing or Inhibiting Capabilities?	11
Beyond Utilitarian Economics: A Capability Approach to Energy Poverty and Social Suffering	11
“It Is Too Much for Us”: Direct and Indirect Costs of Disability Amongst Working-Aged People with Disabilities in Dhaka, Bangladesh and Nairobi, Kenya	10
Operationalising Capability Thinking in the Assessment of Energy Poverty Relief Policies: Moving from Compensation-based to Empowerment-focused Policy Strategies	10
A Missing Link? Capabilities, the Ethics of Care and the Relational Context of Energy Justice	10
Rethinking Child Poverty	9
Editorial: A “Decade for Action” on SDG Localisation	8
A Capabilitarian Participatory Paradigm: Methods, Methodologies and Cosmological Issues and Possibilities	8
From Streets to Developing Aspirations: How Does Collective Agency for Education Change Marginalised Migrant Youths’ Lives?	8
Multidimensional Poverty and Natural Disasters in Argentina (1970–2010)	8
Voluntary Local Reviews as Drivers for SDG Localisation and Sustainable Human Development	7
An Individual-based Index of Multidimensional Poverty for Low- and Middle-Income Countries	7
Gender and Intersecting Inequalities in Education: Reflections on a Framework for Measurement	7
Who Benefits and How? A Capabilities Perspective on Solar Micro-grids in India	6

Compensation for Energy Infrastructures: Can a Capability Approach be More Equitable?	6
The Role of Transformative Innovation for SDGs Localisation. Insights from the South-African “Living Catchments Project”	6
Capability Approach to Valued Pedagogical Practices in Tanzania: An Alternative to Learner-Centred Pedagogy?	6
From Productive Work to Capability-Enhancing Work: Implications for Labour Law and Policy	5
Marginalised Youth Activism: Peer-Engaged Research and Epistemic Justice	5
Women as Pioneers: Examining Their Role in Decision Making on Toilet Construction in India	5
The Value of Freedom: A Review of the Current Developments and Conceptual Issues in the Measurement of Capability	5
An Epistemological Break: Redefining Participatory Research in Capabilitarian Scholarship	5
The Other Species Capability & the Power of Wonder	5
Global Trends in Education Inequality: 1950–2010	4
Parental Disability and Children's Educational Outcomes: Evidence from Tanzania	4
Capability and Oppression	4
Fossil Fuel Industry Phase-Out and Just Transition: Designing Policies to Protect Workers’ Living Standards	4
Indigenous Communities Defining and Utilising Self-determination as an Individual and Collective Capability	4
Building University Capabilities to Respond to Climate Change Through Participatory Action Research: Towards a Comparative Analytical Framework	4
Epistemic Justice as a Political Capability of Radicalised Youth in Europe: A Case of Knowledge Production with Local Researchers	4