Latest Research in Eurasian Exchange Networks

Top Research Topics in Eurasian Exchange Networks

• Eurasian Exchange Networks — 8 papers
• Classical Antiquity Studies — 8 papers
• Ancient Egypt and Archaeology — 8 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 6 papers
• Latin American history and culture — 6 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 5 papers
• Colonialism, slavery, and trade — 5 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 5 papers
• Asian American and Pacific Histories — 4 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 4 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Doing and undoing categories in migration (6 citations)
2. How the Land Speaks: “Native Culture” as Mediating Politics in Individual–Group Relationality
3. France: Cultural Traditions, Historical Memory, and Modern Innovation
4. Germany: Cultural Heritage, Historical Memory, and Modern Innovation
5. “SI NO HABLAS ESPAÑOL, ¡TE LARGAS!”: Language ideologies, stylization, and shaming of ‘no sabo kids’ on Caso Cerrado
6. Spain: Cultural Identity, Historical Heritage and Modern Creativity
7. France: Cultural Traditions, Historical Memory, and Modern Innovation
8. Against Pluriversality: Epistemology, Ideology, and the Disavowal of Capitalist Antagonism
9. United States: Cultural Diversity, Historical Memory, and Modern Innovation
10. Primitive Accumulation as a Perspective on Nature, Race and Gender
11. Social memory infrastructures: pushing the boundaries of information infrastructures to memorialize, raise awareness and advocate for justice
12. Significant Far‐Right Challenges to Australian Society? The XYZ and AustraliaOne
13. United States: Cultural Diversity, Historical Memory, and Modern Innovation
14. Joseph Jenkins’s Australian Diary: “Carving My Own monument”
15. China: Historical Continuity, Cultural Identity and Modern Innovation
16. A Sociological Perspective on Cultural Exchange through Social media: Connecting Traditions, Values, and Global Audiences
17. Affective regimes and ontological security: When empathy threatens the state
18. Mapping China’s Memories: Contested Histories and National Narratives in Social Media Reviews of Post-Mao Films
19. The Extraordinary Within the Ordinary: Sala as Vernacular Buddhist Space in Southern Thailand
20. The Board of trustees of the Museo del Prado (1912–1936)