... Organizational ethnography Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space FKZ 033KI202 Funding: This work was supported by Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (award number: FKZ 033KI202). The waste management sector in Europe is associated with a work culture...

... is based on an organizational ethnography carried out in a newsroom in Québec, Canada, comprising 200 h of participant observation and 28 interviews. Findings The findings indicate that, contrary to the researcher's own sensory experience in the digitalized newsroom, novices embraced silence...

... and the Reading Public (1932) and essays in Scrutiny, this article applies the lens of organizational ethnography to Leavis's critiques of university life. It draws on current scholarship in ethnography and institutional analysis to frame her method as an early form of embedded, reflexive inquiry...

...). For example, Mazzeti (2016) takes a broad view by examining the many emotions ethnographers may experience during various stages of organizational ethnography, such as gaining access, conducting fieldwork, and writing. Augusto and Hilario (2019) and Warden (2013) discuss how sensitive topics...

... (for both commercial and non-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Organizational ethnography Social sustainability Urban gardening Segregation...

..., and field notes. Secondary data were collected from the literature review to compare and cite similar or previous studies on each mining activity. Finally, interactions were conducted with academic experts and top field executives to validate the findings. An organizational ethnography methodology...

...-participant observations were supplemented with interviews with the founder, the manager, visitors and informal conversations with the staff and visitors. Social media communication was also reviewed. Findings The empirical results from the organizational ethnography allowed us to gain insights...

... 2020 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Priority setting Organizational ethnography Becker Conflict research Disconcertment Taking sides This paper deals with a problem well known to many ethnographers, namely...

... Multi-sited ethnography Organizational ethnography Interorganizational collaboration Following In 2015, the Netherlands underwent a huge transformation in domestic governance: the decentralization of the organization of healthcare and its financing, which transferred responsibility from...

..., contributing to the organizational ethnography literature. Participants who were compassionate volunteer visitors to immigration detainees, alongside my own participation, seemed a good “fit” with the confessional aspects of ethnography. However, I was naïve and unprepared for the emotional toil the dual...

... observation Systems theory Organizational knowledge Organizational ethnography Analysis of the function of documents in organizations Emergency and event medical services In modern life we encounter documents in almost all societal contexts and as “paradigmatic artifacts of modern knowledge...

... to specific yet intertwined roles; and that the meanings attached to these roles and role transitions shape the way ethnographers work on their professional identities. Research limitations/implications These findings have implications for organizational ethnography where the researcher’s identity work...

... Ethnography Ethnographic research Organizational ethnography Researcher emotion Conducting an ethnographic study is an emotional experience which can have long-lasting impact on the researcher (Van Maanen, 2010a). Emotions may be experienced throughout the ethnographic research process including...

...Harry Wels Purpose – Now that the human-animal distinction is increasingly critiqued from various disciplinary perspectives, to the point where some suggest even letting go of the distinction completely, the purpose of this paper is to argue that organizational ethnography should start to explore...

... Autoethnography Organizational ethnography Paranoia Public administration Ticket inspectors The number of autoethnographic studies has increased the past 50 years motivated by turns in social sciences toward a blending of genres of writing, heightened (self)reflexivity in ethnographic research...

...Silvia Gheradi Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the contribution offered by Wolff’s sociology of knowledge to organizational ethnography and to enrich the lexicon of practice-based studies with the concept of surrender-and-catch. Design/methodology/approach – Drawing...

... implications, as the practitioner accounts of the phenomenon in question are at the center of the data collection and analysis. Originality/value – The proposal contributes to the literature on organizational ethnography by drawing attention to the importance of tracking multiple events, not only...

... in organizational studies in the decades that followed it. It was also deemed of value for our times and, in particular, for readers of this journal, as an historical document, but also as one view of the unsung role of anthropology in management and organizational studies. Organizational ethnography...

...‐mediated ethnographic methods are of potential value to organizational ethnographers and that methodological barriers can be overcome to best leverage new media technologies in organizational ethnography. Research limitations/implications This article has not been designed as a comprehensive overview...

..., egoistical and egotistical, narcissistic preoccupation with and auto‐affection of the Self (Roth, 2008, p. 10) Organizational ethnography Organizations Research work Autoethnography Co‐production Ethics Critics Self In this short paper, we construct a case for autoethnography...