Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026): Special Issue: Citational Politics and Justice

Guest edited by Sally Wyatt, Professor of Digital Cultures, Technology & Society Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Maastricht University.

Published: 2026-01-19

Introduction

Citational Politics and Justice Introduction

Sally Wyatt

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Discussion Papers

Moving Citational Justice from the Print Age into the Artificial Intelligence Age

Nicole Basaraba

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Research Articles

Viewing Citation Analysis Through the Lens of Citation Justice

Linda C. Smith

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Chapter and Verse From Variety to Uniformity in Scholarly Source Citation Practice

Dominic Lusinchi

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Five Faces of Citational Injustice Applying the Work of Iris Marion Young

Sam Popowich

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Struggling with Citational Politics as a Pathway to Unlearning and Relearning for Collective Action

Christina Crespo, Max Liboiron, Alex Flynn, Molly Rivers , Riley Cotter , Rui Liu , Dome Lombeida, Kaitlyn Hawkins, Nadia Duman , Abu Arif, Edward Allen , Natasha Healey , Nicole Power, Alex Zahara, John Atkinson , Paul McCarney, Charlie Mather , Rivers Cafferty , Lana Vuleta

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Probabilistic Obliteration and Formulaic Fabrication Citational (In)justice in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence

Joel Blechinger

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Decolonising Citation Indigenous Knowledge Attribution Toolkit and Australian Library Citational Practices

Kirsten Thorpe, Shannon Faulkhead, Lauren Booker, Nathan mudyi Sentance, Rose Barrowcliffe

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Project Reports

Critical Citation in a Canadian Context The Development of Citation Justice Resources at the University of Victoria Libraries

Jessica Mussell, Jessie Lampreau, Heather Dean

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Commentaries

Towards Citation Justice: Ensuring an Inclusive Search and Literature Retrieval A Western Librarian's Perspective

Floor Agnes Andrea Ruiter

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Teaching Reflections

Our Writing Could Be Otherwise Reflections on Teaching Citational Politics as an Aspect of Academic Writing

Sarah Davies

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Conversations

In the Spirit of Kitchen Tables A Conversation on Citation and Politics

Ame Min-Venditti, Leah M. Friedman, Farah Najar Arevalo, Lívia Ribeiro Cruz, Adriene Jenik, Alexandrina Agloro

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Counting, Carrying, Crafting Mapping Citations Otherwise

Maud Oostindie, Veerle Spronck

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A Conversation About Writing and Citing with Justice and Charity

Stuart Glennan, Federica Russo

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