Multi-sited ethnography
Subtitle: theory, praxis and locality in contemporary social research
By: [edited] by Mark-Anthony.
Contributors: Falzon, Mark-Anthony.
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hants, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
ISBN-13: 9780754673187
Subjects: Ethnology -- Research; Ethnology -- Methodology; Ethnology -- Fieldwork
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Multi-sited ethnography : theory, praxis, and locality in contemporary research / Mark-Anthony Falzon; title: Arbitrary locations : in defence of the bounded field-site / Matei Candea; title: What if there is no elephant? : towards a conception of an un-sited field / Joanna Cook, James Laidlaw, and Jonathan Mair; title: Scaling and visualizing multi-sited ethnography / Kim Fortun; title: In the right place at the right time? : reflections on multi-sited ethnography in the age of migration / Ester Gallo; title: Emplacement and environmental relations in multi-sited practice/theory / Caroline Gatt; title: Expanding sites : the question of depth explored / Cindy Horst; title: Follow the missionary : connected and disconnected flows of meaning in the Norwegian mission society / Ingie Hovland; title: Localizing climate change : a multi-sited approach / Werner Krauss; title: Changing places : the advantages of multi-sited ethnography / Karen Leonard; title: Multi-sited ethnography : notes and queries / George E. Marcus; title: Strong collaboration as a method for multi-sited ethnography : on mycorrhizal relations / Matsutake Worlds Research Group; title: Bridging boundaries with a transnational research approach : a simultaneous matched sample methodology / Valentina Mazzucato; title: Contours of the field(s) : multi-sited ethnography as a theory-driven research strategy for sociology / Eva Nadai and Christoph Maeder; title: Traversing cultural sites : doing ethnography among Sudanese migrants in Germany / Cordula Weissköppel; title: Afterword: The long march of anthropology / Ulf Hannerz.