... borders in expatriate social networks, by allowing access both to the knowledge of coethnics and to that of other groups. Multinational companies Networks Ethnography Identity Cross-cultural Mergers and acquisitions In sum, then, while it is recognised in the organisation studies...

... of their indigenous forms of corruption? The triumph of space over inclination requires that I treat both paradigms ahistorically. Thus I will avoid entanglements with economics's and ethnography's colonial past, except to say that both approaches, in their nineteenth‐ and twentieth‐century incarnations, offered...

... Qualitative research Ethnography Small enterprises The conclusion chapter begins with a short epilogue in which Down describes returning to visit the fieldwork site two and a half years after the main research period had ended, to find that following a merger Paul and John were no longer entrepreneurs...

..., their regulation and control. Anthropology in Australia has been slow to recognise this. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Australian aboriginals Ethnic groups Bureaucracy Ethnography Government policy The contemporary employment flexibility or lack of security, of the public servants...