American Journal of Cultural Sociology

Papers
(The TQCC of American Journal of Cultural Sociology is 1. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Rusty gardens: stigma and the making of a new place reputation in Buffalo, New York9
A sociology of the “and one!”: the culture of charisma in pickup basketball7
The institutional logics of love: the order of passion in an intimate field6
On love6
Gifting of Hagia Sophia: icon’s role in extractive sacralization6
Incivility and danger: theorizing a Muslim undercaste in Europe5
Protest Event, Political Culture, and Biography: Post-protest Local Activism in Russia4
Agentic selves, agentic stories: cultural foundations of beliefs about meritocracy4
Culture and poverty from a lifeworld stance: rehabilitating a controversial conceptual pair4
Customer reviews of ‘highbrow’ literature: a comparative reception study of The Inheritance of Loss and The White Tiger4
Higher education and the transition to adulthood: socioeconomic inequality in college students’ self-narratives3
The female nude and the naked guy: declarative and nondeclarative personal culture in aesthetic responses to artistic nude photography3
Sociology, the common good, and the community of strong program cultural sociology3
The sounds of executions: sonic flaws and the transformation of capital punishment3
“We love martyrdom, but we also love life”: Coptic cultural trauma between martyrdom and rights3
From multiculturalism to antisemitism? Revisiting the Jewish question in America3
A new cultural sociological approach to social movements: cultural pragmatics, iconicity, and the transformation of the Hong Kong Palace Museum into a symbol of authoritarian power2
Performing the meanings of money in the trials of war orphans against Japan2
Orientalism reimagined: a semantic network analysis of slum tour reviews2
The Winding Path, Smith, P. (2020) Durkheim and After: The Durkheimian Tradition, 1893-2020. Cambridge: Polity2
Bringing power down to earth: a multidimensional model of power2
“Remember, reclaim, heal”: commemorating anti-Muslim violence in Canada2
The cultural sociology of sport: a study of sports for sociology?2
Elite Environmental Aesthetics: Placing Nature in a Changing Climate2
Whose voice matters? The gaming sphere and the Blitzchung controversy in eSports1
Imagining cultural wealth: producer perceptions and potential value in cultural markets1
Bushwhacking: accounts as symbolic violence in the arts-based gentrification of Bushwick, Brooklyn1
From reductive to generative crisis: businesspeople using polysemous justifications to make sense of COVID-191
Culture, the civic, and religion: characteristics and contributions of cultural analysis through three exemplary books1
Morality and symbolism: the "Bitterness Narratives" of the small business owners in Yiwu, China1
The call of ordinariness: peer interaction and superdiversity within the civil sphere1
Correction to: Exploring the sacrality of reading as a social practice1
Intimate strangers: theorizing bodily knowledge in shared housing1
Exploring the sacrality of reading as a social practice1
Thanks to Reviewers1
Book Review of P. Smith’s Durkheim and After1
Discursive combat: the question of Palestine1
New directions and new discoveries in the sociology of the arts1
Knowing through feeling: the aesthetic structure of a novel and the iconic experience of reading1
‘Weaving the pandemic’ to make the virus less scary: a performative approach to the making of handicrafts1
What is Durkheimian? Thoughts on boundaries, paradigms, age and creativity1
Countering populism through emotive transformation: political performances during Taiwan’s 2021 COVID outbreak1
Sonic double consciousness: public radio voices of color1
The volatility of sacred signs: a response to Omar Lizardo1
Capital and distinction or goods and traditions? Toward a post-Bourdieusian cultural theory1
Correction: How to divide people with things: division entrepreneurs, wedges, and the Delta Smelt controversy1
The music of the dying class: jazz as the impure sacred in Stalinist Czechoslovakia1
From incorporation to emplacement in the cultural sociology of immigration1
Stigma management, group interaction, and cultural trauma: a Rwanda–Germany comparison1
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