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Special Issue: Epistemological challenges in studying domestic and family life. Guest Editors: Benedetta Cappellini, Susanna Molander, Vicki Harman

Guest editorial

Benedetta Cappellini; Susanna Molander; Vicki Harman
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The listening guide: voice-centred-relational analysis of private subjectivities

Martina Hutton; Charlotte Lystor
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Ethical dilemmas in studying family consumption

Ratna Khanijou; Daniela Pirani
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Relational dialectics: researching change in intercultural families

Donal Rogan; Gillian Hopkinson; Maria Piacentini
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Researching family food decision making processes: highlights, hits and pitfalls when including young children’s perspectives

Alice Grønhøj; Malene Gram
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Selfie stick accounts: extending and engaging visual methods in contemporary family practice

David Marshall; Teresa Davis
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Experiencing family ethnography: challenges, practicalities and reflections on practice

Cathriona Nash; Lisa O'Malley; Maurice Patterson
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