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Special Issue: Exploring the Différance between At-Home Ethnography and Ethnography Abroad. Guest Editors: Oana Brindusa Albu, Jana Costas

Thrice-born and in-between? Exploring the Différance between “At-home” ethnography and ethnography abroad

Oana Brindusa Albu; Jana Costas
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How “at home” is an ethnographer at home? Territories of knowledge and the making of ethnographic understanding

Letizia Caronia
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Recognizing the practitioner-self: lessons from studying rock bands at-home

Tobias Malm
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Coming “home” to do glocal engaged scholarship? A reflexive account of managing competing commitments during an organizational ethnography

Kirstie McAllum
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Home is what we make it: Hybridity as an alternative for spatial metaphors in at-home ethnography

Boris H.J.M. Brummans; Jennie M. Hwang
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Whose home is it anyway? Performing multiple selves while doing organizational ethnography

Boukje Cnossen
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Social identities in the field: how fluctuating fieldworker identities shape our research

Anna Kirkebæk Johansson Gosovic
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“At-home ethnography”: Insider, outsider and social relations in rural drinking water management in Chile

Adriana Angela Suarez Delucchi
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Retraction notice

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