Foreword: Argentina’s libertarian experiment
Foreword: Argentina’s libertarian experiment Go to Source
Instability and adaptation: Holding onto what matters while trying something new
Instability and adaptation: Holding onto what matters while trying something new Go to Source
“Don’t take too many pictures”: Discomfort as urban ethnographic method in Rajarhat
“Don’t take too many pictures”: Discomfort as urban ethnographic method in Rajarhat Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article draws on over a decade of ethnographic fieldwork in Rajarhat, a planned…
“More Money, More Problems”: Poverty, Recognition, and the Reframing of Success in Iran
“More Money, More Problems”: Poverty, Recognition, and the Reframing of Success in Iran Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article examines how stigmatized service workers in Iran make…
Tales from the field: Giving voice to my digital self
Tales from the field: Giving voice to my digital self Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This tale from the field began as a commission for a menswear magazine. Unpublished due to…
Everyday Multispecies Resistance: Power Relations in an Equestrian Sport
Everyday Multispecies Resistance: Power Relations in an Equestrian Sport Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Interest in human–animal relations in sport has grown, but it often remains anthropocentric, overlooking…
Im/mobility and privilege during COVID-19: Reprography of commercial surrogacy in India
Im/mobility and privilege during COVID-19: Reprography of commercial surrogacy in India Ethnography, Ahead of Print. In this paper I recount my relationship with the ex-surrogate Swapna during the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Corrigendum to “Global Religious Projects with Local Reach: Glocal kavadi and Hinduism in La Réunion”
Corrigendum to “Global Religious Projects with Local Reach: Glocal kavadi and Hinduism in La Réunion” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Go to Source
Caught in Construction: Why Dutch Sovereign Citizens Challenge the Bureaucratic State
Caught in Construction: Why Dutch Sovereign Citizens Challenge the Bureaucratic State Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Governments and scholars worldwide have raised alarm about the increasing popularity of…
Crime as culture revisited: Being young, poor and delinquent in Lisbon, Portugal
Crime as culture revisited: Being young, poor and delinquent in Lisbon, Portugal Ethnography, Ahead of Print. In Portugal, a large number of young residents living on the urban periphery have…
White privilege: grey zones. Portuguese migrants in Angola
White privilege: grey zones. Portuguese migrants in Angola Ethnography, Ahead of Print. It is often assumed that South-North migrations are fundamentally different from North-South ones. That White privilege is unequivocal,…
Global Religious Projects with Local Reach: Glocal kavadi and Hinduism in La Réunion
Global Religious Projects with Local Reach: Glocal kavadi and Hinduism in La Réunion Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Global Hinduism involves a multi-faceted relation between religion and globalization.…
Interviewing Salafis in Tunisia: Ethical and Methodological Challenges of Fieldwork with Oppositional Communities
Interviewing Salafis in Tunisia: Ethical and Methodological Challenges of Fieldwork with Oppositional Communities Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article critically reflects on the methodological and ethical challenges…
Dimensions of time and comparative analysis in surrogacy research
Dimensions of time and comparative analysis in surrogacy research Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article argues that long-term ethnographic immersion, combined with ongoing comparative discussions between the authors shed light…
“It almost seems as if, in the forest, the city has disappeared”: Walking ethnography in an urban wilderness
“It almost seems as if, in the forest, the city has disappeared”: Walking ethnography in an urban wilderness Ethnography, Ahead of Print. The article discusses the findings of a walking…
Changing the world in three minutes? A duoethnographic provocation of 3MT in neoliberal Australian universities
Changing the world in three minutes? A duoethnographic provocation of 3MT in neoliberal Australian universities Ethnography, Ahead of Print. Neoliberal discourses have shaped Australian universities into business organisations instead of…
How time is experienced and conceptualised when conducting ethnography mapping NEET interventions in education settings
How time is experienced and conceptualised when conducting ethnography mapping NEET interventions in education settings Ethnography, Ahead of Print. The importance of ‘time’ is well-established within ethnography, yet how time…
White people’s colorblind racial identity work in music-related contexts
White people’s colorblind racial identity work in music-related contexts Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article outlines a generic process in the reproduction of inequality we name colorblind racial identity work.…
An Autoethnography beyond Academia: The Embodiment of Motorcycle Maintenance
An Autoethnography beyond Academia: The Embodiment of Motorcycle Maintenance Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This autoethnographic account explores the challenges and revelations of cultivating a life outside academia.…
Gore kinship: The cultural economies of killing in an ethnography of invasive pufferfish in Crete
Gore kinship: The cultural economies of killing in an ethnography of invasive pufferfish in Crete Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article introducesgore kinship, a mode of multispecies relation requiring the…