He is writing a book “Summoned: Attachment and Religious Life in an Orthodox Jewish Neighborhood”. Iddo is interested in the ways in which interactions are patterned and how such patterns shape the way people experience themselves and the world around them. In addition to his book project, he is also conducting research in Malawi, working on AIDS humor in everyday life, as well as the careers of NGO volunteers in comparative perspective. Drawing on observations in these fieldsites, he has also written about the logic of qualitative methods and more theoretical accounts of morality, flirtation, and temporality in interaction. His work has appeared in journals like Sociological Theory, Theory and Society, Ethnography and American Sociological Review. © 2013 Institute for Public Knowledge | 20 Cooper Square, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10003