... that embraces the extended temporality of researcher risk. qualitative research risk ethnography fieldwork research methods Although risk is a contested term ( Ulmer et al., 2017 ), qualitative researchers encounter implicit definitions of risk when submitting research for institutional approval (e.g., “low...

... of individuals living with tendinopathy by employing a systematic review with meta-ethnography. Data Sources Studies were identified from 4 databases (CINAHL, EMBASE, Scopus, and ProQuest One Academic). Study Selection Studies were included if they utilized qualitative methods to investigate beliefs...

... movements the opportunity to transform the meanings of human rights. civil society development global governance ethnography Practitioner Points Multistakeholder processes (MSPs) are growing in importance and influence in global governance of areas such as food and health. Critics see MSPs...

... sociological approaches to the movement. far right social movement ethnography emotion stigma Throughout my fieldwork in Sweden’s far-right social movement, many activists I encountered experienced stigmatization and social exclusion due to their activism. In interviews, often unprompted, I heard stories...

... and communal spaces. cultural trauma collective trauma marketplace violence consumption solidarity community spaces ethnography Madrid train 2004; London Underground train 2005; Boston marathon 2013; Paris soccer stadium, cafes, and concert hall 2015; Charleston church 2015; Brussels airports...

... borgernes tillid til det offentlige. street-level bureaucracy digitalization organizational ethnography e-government state professionalism The Independent Research Fund Denmark 8091-00016B Digitalization is currently transforming the public sector, as digital information and communication...

..., probing the impact of ideas about quality, aptness, and rational problem-solving on the perpetuation of social positions and design paradigms. Using archival ethnography and feminist approaches, the article unveils hidden dimensions of admission practices at the Ulm School of Design, unraveling who...

... fatigue impairment phenomenology interpellation sensory ethnography Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 10.13039/501100000155 767-2021-2094 “What matters is the confrontation of the two sensations, and the resonance that is derived from it” – Deleuze, The Logic...

... social worker interviews; and (3) two case studies. All data were collected within the WiSP project. The study helps us to understand how quotations are used in professional writing, and will also be useful for social worker training. corpus ethnography interviews quotations social work education...

... from police ethnography and narrative criminology, adopting a deconstructive and critical Black Studies perspective, this paper reads the narrative W80 (a London Met police firearms officer) provided in the inquiry into the death of Jermaine Baker, a 28-year-old Black man, in 2015, to examine how...

..., compromising research design and analysis. I advocate for more granular and “bottom–up” inductive approaches that prioritize sociological traditions over theories recently popularized by extremism scholars. collective behavior/social movements political sociology/politics ethnography extremism far-right...

... of emotions in citizen-state encounters by showing that emotional capital works as a resource moderating the experience of and coping with administrative burden. emotional capital administrative burden ethnography citizen agency emotions Velux Fonden 10.13039/100008397 34958 Emotions provide...

... can use ‘intimacy as method’ to conduct more equitable research in migration studies. ethnography intimacy positionality reflexivity Northern Ireland and North East Doctoral Training Partnership ES/P000762/1 While the ongoing ‘reflexive turn’ calls for more equitable studies of migration...

... technological solutions for many global health challenges. This meta-ethnography examines what has been learned about the ‘social lives’ of POCTs from in-depth qualitative research, highlighting key social considerations for policymakers, funders, developers and users in the design, development and deployment...

... of Professors. Some objected that ethnographies, while fascinating, are irremediably unscientific stories that fall short of the minimum requirements for producing sound academic knowledge—a positivist remark that I had heard many times before, often accompanied by the subtle warning “proceed at your own risk...

... to consumers’ social, embodied, and temporal experiences. Yet, consumer research has yet to consider how wild species contribute to and are affected by experiential consumption in nature. With data from an ethnography of fly fishing, we theorize human–fish interactions as encounters in interspecies contact...

... financial institutions G41 role and effects of psychological emotional social and cognitive factors on decision-making in financial markets uncertainty alternative financial services fraud screening check cashing ethnography Abstract This article demonstrates how presentations of self...

... and how processes of racialization, specifically antisemitism and Islamophobia, impact the conversion process. conversion race whiteness gender comparative ethnography Islam Judaism Pentecostalism The possibility of antisemitic violence led the Dutch government to increase security matters around...

... that refugees must perform metaphorical gymnastics in order to advocate for themselves, for their communities, and for their country of origin. The refugee view of the aid apparatus provides valuable critiques for changes that could be made to improve humanitarian services. activism agency ethnography aid...

... and trends. We conclude that studying monitoring necessitates a multidisciplinary approach and a sensitivity for the regional, institutional, and cultural specificities and inequalities that shape how we know and govern the ocean. marine biodiversity monitoring data social science ethnography mixed...