How Nigerians see the state: An essay in honor of James C. Scott
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Embodied Experience and Emotional Labor: An Autoethnography of Capturing and Archiving Screenshots From Ephemeral Social Media
Embodied Experience and Emotional Labor: An Autoethnography of Capturing and Archiving Screenshots From Ephemeral Social Media Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article interrogates my dual role as…
Female religious mediation in wartime labour migration: Ukrainian Greek Catholic women in Israel
Female religious mediation in wartime labour migration: Ukrainian Greek Catholic women in Israel Ethnography, Ahead of Print. In wartime, Ukrainian migrant women in Israel sustain religious meaning, community, and national…
Becoming a Publishing Researcher: An Autoethnographic Account of Academic Identity Formation During the PhD
Becoming a Publishing Researcher: An Autoethnographic Account of Academic Identity Formation During the PhD Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article explores how engagement with academic publishing during…
Ethnography of/with neighbors: Practicing cross-border fieldwork
Ethnography of/with neighbors: Practicing cross-border fieldwork Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article proposes the framework and practice of ethnography of/with neighbors, a metaphorical and methodological orientation toward cross-border research conducted…
‘Invisible heroines’ and living memory: Gender roles and women’s lived experiences in the fishing community of Kalymnos Island, Greece, through photovoice
‘Invisible heroines’ and living memory: Gender roles and women’s lived experiences in the fishing community of Kalymnos Island, Greece, through photovoice Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This photovoice study explores women’s…