A Confessional Representation of Ethnographic Fieldwork in an Academy Sport Setting
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DOI: 10.1177/08912416211003152
Abstract: Methodological “confessions” are an established genre of ethnographic writing and have contributed to the development of reflexivity in the practice of qualitative research. Yet despite their prevalence, methodological reflections on the specific challenges of conducting… read more here.
Keywords: representation ethnographic; confessional representation; academy sport; sport ... See more keywords
The dramas of navigating hypermasculine organisations: Negotiating the researcher-participant relationship in ethnographic fieldwork practice and the use of collaborative ethnographic sensemaking
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DOI: 10.1177/13505084251371508
Abstract: This paper explores the methodological challenges and opportunities of conducting ethnographic fieldwork within hypermasculine organisational settings through two empirical cases: a prison and a police organisation. We examine the dramas and negotiations involved in managing… read more here.
Keywords: hypermasculine organisations; researcher participant; ethnographic fieldwork; collaborative ethnographic ... See more keywords
The ‘problem’ of undesigned relationality: Ethnographic fieldwork, dual roles and research ethics
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DOI: 10.1177/1466138118807236
Abstract: Perhaps the most unique feature of ethnographic fieldwork is the distinctive form of relationality it entails, where the ethnographer's identity as a researcher is not fixed in the way typical of most other forms of… read more here.
Keywords: relationality; research ethics; fieldwork; ethnographic fieldwork ... See more keywords