Autoethnographic reflections on creating inclusive and collaborative virtual places for academic research
Autoethnographic reflections on creating inclusive and collaborative virtual places for academic research Autoethnographic reflections on creating inclusive and collaborative virtual places for academic researchCristina-Alexandra Trifan, Roxane de Waegh, Yunzi Zhang, Can-Seng OoiJournal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol.…
Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of the Undersea?
Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography of the Undersea? Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article relies on an ethnography of commercial divers that involves the author’s training,…
Doing/Undoing Stigma: The Moral Enterprise of Territorial Stigma
Doing/Undoing Stigma: The Moral Enterprise of Territorial Stigma Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. In this article I focus on stigma, and more specifically on territorial stigma in a…
Political sensitivity and autoethnography: a case on negotiating the personal political front
Political sensitivity and autoethnography: a case on negotiating the personal political front Political sensitivity and autoethnography: a case on negotiating the personal political frontYunzi ZhangJournal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. ahead-of-print, No. ahead-of-print,…
The politics of smiling: the interplay of emotion, power and discourse in sensegiving and sensemaking
The politics of smiling: the interplay of emotion, power and discourse in sensegiving and sensemaking The politics of smiling: the interplay of emotion, power and discourse in sensegiving and sensemakingYi ZhuJournal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. ahead-of-print, No. ahead-of-print,…
Learning under lockdown: sensing, feeling and learning to work from home
Learning under lockdown: sensing, feeling and learning to work from home Learning under lockdown: sensing, feeling and learning to work from homeJulian Waters-Lynch, Cameron DuffJournal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. ahead-of-print,…
Beyond methodology: unveiling multisited entrepreneurship
Beyond methodology: unveiling multisited entrepreneurship Beyond methodology: unveiling multisited entrepreneurshipBas Becker, Carel RoessinghJournal of Organizational Ethnography, Vol. ahead-of-print, No. ahead-of-print, ethnography has primarily been portrayed as a challenge for the…
Occupational Rehabilitation or Self-Change? Practices for Self-Change in an Occupational Rehabilitation Group for Ultra-Orthodox Low-SES Women in Israel
Occupational Rehabilitation or Self-Change? Practices for Self-Change in an Occupational Rehabilitation Group for Ultra-Orthodox Low-SES Women in Israel Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Ahead of Print. This article is based on…
Logic of myth and action: The Canela Messianic Movement of 1963
Logic of myth and action: The Canela Messianic Movement of 1963 The first White man, so runs the Ramkokamekra Canela myth, was Aukê, a miraculous Indigenous boy who ends up…
Someone not exactly like the others: The animal’s status
Someone not exactly like the others: The animal’s status Debate about the status of animals has long impassioned theologians and philosophers. Are other animals “subjects” sharing the same rights as…
From identity to ID card: Becoming a woman (and) Indigenous in Bolivia
From identity to ID card: Becoming a woman (and) Indigenous in Bolivia I met Brigida in 2015. At the time, she presented herself as a young gay man, somewhat androgynous,…
Afterword: Pandemic governance in China
Afterword: Pandemic governance in China This article outlines China’s pandemic governance as an ever-changing assemblage of old and new techniques, material forms, and organizational structures over the course of three…
Ordering being, divining time: Nilotic sacrifice as iconic poiesis: Part 1–Ikoni
Ordering being, divining time: Nilotic sacrifice as iconic poiesis: Part 1–Ikoni The Karimojong prophet Apaokere was called by Divinity in a dream to sacrifice. In this vision, Divinity instructed him…
Troubling complicities The anthropologist as (im)moral subject?
Troubling complicities The anthropologist as (im)moral subject? This creative article seeks to trouble dominant modes of how anthropologists position themselves as moral subjects and grapple with their complicity with/in empire…
The entrepreneurial self of market socialism: Life insurance agents in rural central Vietnam
The entrepreneurial self of market socialism: Life insurance agents in rural central Vietnam Casting the self as the primary unit of profit-making and value creation, the entrepreneurial self evolves from…
Ethnology of Indigenous prophetic movements in the South American Lowlands: An overview
Ethnology of Indigenous prophetic movements in the South American Lowlands: An overview This article introduces the translation of Manuela Carneiro da Cunha’s atricle “Logic of myth and action: The Canela…
In fear of spatiotemporal overlap: Coping with the infrastructure of zero-COVID
In fear of spatiotemporal overlap: Coping with the infrastructure of zero-COVID This paper draws attention to the ways in which the policy of zero covid disciplines spatiotemporal proximity to control…
Coping with stress as a collective?: Residents learning to engage in community affairs during the Shanghai lockdown
Coping with stress as a collective?: Residents learning to engage in community affairs during the Shanghai lockdown During Shanghai’s two-month lockdown in 2022, residential community members coped with stress collectively.…
Food shortage and its discontents during the Shanghai lockdown
Food shortage and its discontents during the Shanghai lockdown During the Shanghai lockdown in the spring of 2022, over twenty-five million residents had difficulty securing staple food and fresh groceries…
“Our sacrifices were in vain”: Zero-COVID and the betrayal of trust
“Our sacrifices were in vain”: Zero-COVID and the betrayal of trust For the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic in China, most urban Chinese displayed a high level of…