Ethnography as risky business: field research in violent and sensitive contexts
2019
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Title
Ethnography as risky business: field research in violent and sensitive contexts
Contributor
Koonings, Kees ed.
Kruijt, Dirk ed.
Rodgers, Dennis ed.
Kruijt, Dirk ed.
Rodgers, Dennis ed.
Publisher
Lanham, Maryland, Lexington Books
Date
2019
Pagination
245 p.
Call Number
301 HEIA 124776
Content Type
Books
Record Created
2019-06-07
Record ID
297138
Formatted Contents Note
Researching the politics of aid in war-torn societies : the case of Chalatenango, El Salvador / Chris van der Borgh
Dealing with distrust : a diplomat-anthropologist negotiating obstacles in politically sensitive urban fieldwork in Sudan / Ingeborg Denissen
Researching security in Africa as the "Sierra Foxtrot Golf" / Tessa Diphoorn
A wolf in sheep's clothing : negotiating identity in fieldwork among the National Civil Police in Guatemala / Marie Louise Glebbeek
"Doctor, how can we improve our image in Europe?" : researching war and peace in Colombia as an ethnographer-consultant / Kees Koonings
Interviewing revolutionary generations in Latin America : a personal memoir / Dirk Kruijt
"You are not like the Ladinos at all" : reflections on fieldwork, cataloguing the researcher and knowledge production / Elisabet Rasch
Keeping a distance? : dealing with perpetrators of violence in a Guatemalan town / Simone Remijnse
From 'broder' to 'don' : methodological reflections on longitudinal gang research in Nicaragua / Dennis Rodgers
Interpretation of dreams and humor in affective fieldwork on state violence in Argentina / Eva Van Roekel
Swimming with former combatants : ethics and pragmatics of fieldwork in post war zones in Sri Lanka / Ariel Sánchez Meertens
Ethical issues raised by legal anthropological research on local dispute settlement in Ecuador / Marc Simon Thomas
Security at stake : dealing with violence and public (in)security in a popular neighborhood in Guadalajara, Mexico / Monique Sonnevelt
Among comrades : (dis)trust in ethnographic fieldwork with former Salvadoran revolutionaries / Ralph Sprenkels
Embedded ethnography : conflict research through an international peace mission in Colombia / Floortje Toll
Fieldwork frontiers : danger, uncertainty, and limitations during research with former combatants in Mozambique / Nikkie Wiegink
Dealing with distrust : a diplomat-anthropologist negotiating obstacles in politically sensitive urban fieldwork in Sudan / Ingeborg Denissen
Researching security in Africa as the "Sierra Foxtrot Golf" / Tessa Diphoorn
A wolf in sheep's clothing : negotiating identity in fieldwork among the National Civil Police in Guatemala / Marie Louise Glebbeek
"Doctor, how can we improve our image in Europe?" : researching war and peace in Colombia as an ethnographer-consultant / Kees Koonings
Interviewing revolutionary generations in Latin America : a personal memoir / Dirk Kruijt
"You are not like the Ladinos at all" : reflections on fieldwork, cataloguing the researcher and knowledge production / Elisabet Rasch
Keeping a distance? : dealing with perpetrators of violence in a Guatemalan town / Simone Remijnse
From 'broder' to 'don' : methodological reflections on longitudinal gang research in Nicaragua / Dennis Rodgers
Interpretation of dreams and humor in affective fieldwork on state violence in Argentina / Eva Van Roekel
Swimming with former combatants : ethics and pragmatics of fieldwork in post war zones in Sri Lanka / Ariel Sánchez Meertens
Ethical issues raised by legal anthropological research on local dispute settlement in Ecuador / Marc Simon Thomas
Security at stake : dealing with violence and public (in)security in a popular neighborhood in Guadalajara, Mexico / Monique Sonnevelt
Among comrades : (dis)trust in ethnographic fieldwork with former Salvadoran revolutionaries / Ralph Sprenkels
Embedded ethnography : conflict research through an international peace mission in Colombia / Floortje Toll
Fieldwork frontiers : danger, uncertainty, and limitations during research with former combatants in Mozambique / Nikkie Wiegink
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