Protected: Crossing Borders to Do Fieldwork: Towards an Honest Conversation
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Challenging borders from a pair of pedals: Ethnographic insights of the bicycle riding migrant diaspora in Chiapas, Mexico
13 January 2025 Rogelio Ramos Torres On the road A misty moon shines at midnight over a rushing crowd in a sports park on the coast of Chiapas, Mexico. More than three thousand people, members of one of the last caravans that for some years have been crossing the country heading north, are preparing their…
‘Bearing Witness’ in the Field
28 August 2024 Shahdab Perumal The sun is merciless in April. I mostly stay at home and spend time with my mother Salma. In some ways, the privilege of doing fieldwork in my village is that it blurs the distinction between home and field. My conversation with my mother blurs that distinction further. Our conversations…
Fielding the Familiar: Reflections on Researching the Hometown
What “degrees of familiarity” can expand or limit fieldwork for an ethnographer based in the Global South? Or to put it more simply, who can afford to be familiar or distant?
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Ethnographic Marginalia 