| Three models of transparency in ethnographic research: Naming places, naming people, and sharing data |
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| Guidelines for anthropological research: Data management, ethics, and integrity |
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| This is not thick description: Conceptual art installation as ethnographic process |
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| Automated futures and the mobile present: In-car video ethnographies |
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| Brokering research with war-affected people: The tense relationship between opportunities and ethics |
3 |
| Female immigration and the ambivalence of dirty care work: Caribbean nurses in imperial Britain |
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| Unbecoming: The aftereffects of autoethnography |
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| It makes you make the time: Obligatory' leisure, work intensification and allotment gardening |
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| Different isn't free': Gender @ work in a digital world |
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| Spies like us |
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| Cultural production in perpetuity |
2 |
| The 'problem' of undesigned relationality: Ethnographic fieldwork, dual roles and research ethics |
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| Guidelines for data management and scientific integrity in ethnography |
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| Invading ethnography: A queer of color reflexive practice |
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| Surreptitious ethnography: Following the paths of Angolan refugees and returnees in the Angola-Zambia borderlands |
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| The promises of computational ethnography: Improving transparency, replicability, and validity for realist approaches to ethnographic analysis |
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| The trouble with transparency: Reconnecting ethics, integrity, epistemology, and power |
1 |
| Emotional overlap and the analytic potential of emotions in anthropology |
1 |
| Modalities of agency in a corporate volunteering program: Cultivating a resource of neoliberal governmentality |
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| Ethnography for a new global political economy? Marcus (1995) revisited, through the lens of Tsing and Nash |
1 |
| Airport security contradictions: Interorganizational entanglements and changing work practices |
1 |
| Accidental communities: Chance operations in urban life and field research |
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| Parents at their best: The ethopolitics of family bonding in France |
1 |
| The Oksana Affair: Ambiguous resistance in an Israeli warehouse |
1 |
| Jobless and Godless: Religious neoliberalism and the project of evangelizing employability in the US |
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| Transformations of collectivism and individualism in the Peruvian central Andes: A comunidad over three decades |
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| Learning to Labour in China |
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| From learning to labour to custody for the precariat |
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| Embodying combat: How boxers make sense of their 'conversations of gestures' |
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| Doing nothing: Anthropology sits at the same table with contemporary art in Lisbon and Tbilisi |
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| Tales of pleasures of violence and combat resilience among Iraqi Shi'i combatants fighting ISIS |
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| 'Durham Cathedral can be whatever you want it to be': Examining the negotiation of space and time |
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| Class, gender, and space: The case of affluent golf clubs in contemporary Mexico City |
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| The aesthetics of the hybridization of civility: For inclusion, tolerance and an ethic of difference |
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| No girls allowed?: Fluctuating boundaries between gay men and straight women in gay public space |
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| Death and dying in a Karen refugee community: An overlooked challenge in the resettlement process |
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| Of lads and ear'oles: School, work, and the microsociology of social reproduction |
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| Tubarao and Seu Lazaro's dog: Spectacular and banal violence in a Brazilian favela |
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| 'I'm a kid from the Bronx': A reflection on the enduring contributions of Willis's cultural production perspective in Learning to Labour |
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| Apprendre a travailler: The uneasy journey of counter-school culture in the country of cultural capital theory |
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| Red zone blues: Violence and nostalgia in Guatemala City |
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| Writing after betrayal: Desahogarse, street outreach, and ethnography |
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| Writing around violence: Representing organized crime in Kingston, Jamaica |
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| Theorizing race and cultural autonomy in education: An extension of differentiation and integration in Paul Willis's Learning to Labour |
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| Time, memory and class: The unintended consequences of the bourgeois gaze |
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| Portrait of a 'real' marero: Fantasy and falsehood in stories of gang violence |
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| Educating Mats: Encountering Finnish 'lads' and Paul Willis's Learning to Labour in Sweden |
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| Intimacy and touch: Closeness, separation and family life in Kulob, southern Tajikistan |
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| Gender, class and altered soundscapes: Following the implementation of a robotic welding system |
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| Articulating displacement: Sierra Leonean Muslim dress practice and the aesthetics of negotiation |
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