Latest Research in Embodied and Extended Cognition
41 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Embodied and Extended Cognition
- Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 2 papers
- Embodied and Extended Cognition — 2 papers
- Social and Economic Development in India — 2 papers
- Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 2 papers
- South African History and Culture — 2 papers
- Political Conflict and Governance — 1 papers
- Socioeconomic Development in Asia — 1 papers
- Discourse Analysis in Language Studies — 1 papers
- Archaeology and Rock Art Studies — 1 papers
- Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Roadblock governance and rebel governmentality: power and practice at the checkpoint in Colombia
- Deconstructing Identity Politics: The Tripartite Formula of Sovereignty, Nationality, and Ethnicity
- A Lexico-Semantic Analysis Of Selected 2026 X Posts Of Peter Obi On Nigeria'S Social Realities
- Early State Formation in Southern Africa: A Reappraisal
- Climate change beliefs, reasons for migration and public support for immigrants: evidence from a vignette experiment
- Making sense of alternativity from within: Navigating degeneration tensions in the German political system
- Fostering refugee receptivity through perspective taking: Evidence from Thailand
- The regime of bordering: Borderwork, mobility, and relational state power in the Greek–Turkish borderlands
- Limits of ‘socialist solidarity’: early stage of North Korean-Cuban relations, 1960–5
- Creating ontological security: Introduction to special issue
- The Structural Logic of Radicalisation A Cross-National Test of Institutional Contingency in Four European Societies
- Protests and System Legitimacy: A Discourse Analysis of Chilean University Students
- Saving Democracy from Liberalism /// Inner Dialogue Without a Mind
- Formation of mass media during the period of independence of Kyrgyzstan (historical aspect)
- Saving Democracy from Liberalism /// Inner Dialogue Without a Mind
- Caste and the Right to Learn: Policy, Practice, and Persistent Inequalities
- Caste and the Right to Learn: Policy, Practice, and Persistent Inequalities
- The Politics of Infrastructural Ruination. (Re)bordering Practices in Time of ‘Emergency’ In Trieste, Italy
- Citizenship and autonomy: Bilateral labour migration governance and its discontents in Malawi, Mexico, and Spain, 1919–75
- The Baltic Appeal to the United Nations and the Cold War Struggle over Self-Determination