1st Edition
An Autopsy of Ethnographic Fieldwork An Introspective Look into Qualitative Research Experiences
1: An Introspective Look into Qualitative Research Experiences
Louis Augustin-Jean
2: To be there for what? Reflections on fieldwork in post-Katrina New Orleans
Nicolas Larchet
3: Mistaken assumptions, minority approach’s gatekeepers and unexpected developments: reflections on a fieldwork about Japanese saké
Nicolas Baumert
4: Mosaic ethnography: Blended lives between online and offline China
David Kurt Herold
5: An Expanding Fieldwork or When a Small Idea Becomes Larger than Anticipated: Studying Chinese New Year Red Packets
Louis Augustin-Jean and Vandana Saxena
6: From localized to globalized markets: change in doing fieldwork in a port city
Arnaud Le Marchand
7: A Case Study of families living “in between” Mexico and the US: discussing epistemologies and methodologies from a transnational perspective.
Javiera Cienfuegos-Illanes
8: The politics of communicating with the Indigenous people in Sarawak
Welyne Jeffrey Jehom
9: How? - Participatory action research with a low-income community
Márton Gosztonyi
10: Alone, in Pairs, as a Team: Reflections on a Mixed-Methods Approach to the Gender of Capital
Céline Bessière and Sibylle Gollac
11: Fieldwork Perspectives: from Autopsy to Biopsy
Louis Augustin-Jean and Nicolas Larchet
Biography
Louis Augustin-Jean is Senior Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Public Administration and Development Studies, University of Malaya, Malaysia.
