Political ethnography : what immersion contributes to the study of power /
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Chicago :
The University of Chicago Press,
2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Ethnographic immersion and the study of politics / Edward Schatz
- Two traditions of political ethnography
- Ethnography of politics: foundations, applications, prospects / Jan Kubik
- How to tell an axe murderer: an essay on ethnography, truth, and lies / Jessica Allina-Pisano
- Ethnography as interpretive enterprise : first-person research / Lisa Wedeen
- When nationalists are not separatists: discarding and recovering academic theories while doing fieldwork in the Basque region of Spain / Cyrus Ernesto Zirakzadeh
- Ethnographic research in the shadow of civil war / Elisabeth Jean Wood
- The political in political ethnography: dispatches from the kill floor / Timothy Pachirat
- Ethnography's varied contributions
- Scholars as citizens: studying public opinion through ethnography / Katherine Cramer Walsh
- Ethnography and causality: sorcery and popular culture in the Congo / Michael G. Schatzberg
- The ethnographic sensibility: overlooked authoritarian dynamics and islamic ambivalences in west Africa / Cedric Jourde
- Participant-observation, politics, and power relations: Nicaraguan mothers and U.S casino waitresses / Lorraine Bayard de Volo
- Placing ethnography in the discipline
- Ethnography and the study of Latin American politics: an agenda for research / Enrique Desmond Arias
- When you can see the sky through your roof: policy analysis from the bottom up / Corey Shdaimah, Roland Stahl, and Sanford F. Schram
- Dear author, dear reader: the third hermeneutic in writing and reviewing ethnography / Dvora Yanow
- Conclusion / What kind(s) of ethnography does political science need? / Edward Schatz.