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The politics of conducting research in Africa = ethical and emotional challenges in the field /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The politics of conducting research in Africa/ edited by Lyn Johnstone.
Reminder of title:	ethical and emotional challenges in the field /
other author:	Johnstone, Lyn.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2019.,
Description:	ix, 217 p. :digital ;23 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	1. Chapter 1. Chapter 1/Introduction: Conducting Fieldwork in Africa by Lyn Johnstone -- 2. Chapter 2. 'Good That You Are One of Us': Positionality and Reciprocity in Conducting Fieldwork in Kenya's Flower Industry by Nungari Mwangi -- 3. Chapter 3. Being Familiar, and Yet Strange: Conducting Research as a Hybrid Insider-Outsider in Uganda by Christine van Hooft -- 4. Chapter 4. Multi-positionality and 'Inbetweenness': Reflections on Ethnographic Fieldwork in Southern Eastern Malawi by Maddy Gupta-Wright -- 5. Chapter 5. Landscapes of Desire: The Effect of Gender, Sexualized Identity and Flirting on Data Production in Rwanda and Zimbabwe by Lyn Johnstone -- 6. Chapter 6. Fieldwork and Emotions: Positionality, Method Choices and a Radio Program in South Sudan by Kerstin Tomiak -- 7. Chapter 7. Researching Diaspora Citizenship: Reflections on Issues of Positionality and Access from a Zimbabwean Researching Zimbabweans in South Africa by Langton Miriyoga -- 8. Chapter 8. Gatekeeping Success in the Namibian CBNRM Program by Carolin H. Stamm -- 9. Chapter 9. Failed Fieldwork in Senegal: Give Up or Continue by Elizaveta Volkova -- 10. Chapter 10. Negotiating Research Access: The Interplay Between Politics and Academia in Contemporary Zimbabwe by Joshua Pritchard.
Contained By:	Springer eBooks
Subject:	Research - Moral and ethical aspects - Africa. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-95531-5
ISBN:	9783319955315

The politics of conducting research in Africa = ethical and emotional challenges in the field /
The politics of conducting research in Africaethical and emotional challenges in the field /[electronic resource] :edited by Lyn Johnstone. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2019. - ix, 217 p. :digital ;23 cm.

1. Chapter 1. Chapter 1/Introduction: Conducting Fieldwork in Africa by Lyn Johnstone -- 2. Chapter 2. 'Good That You Are One of Us': Positionality and Reciprocity in Conducting Fieldwork in Kenya's Flower Industry by Nungari Mwangi -- 3. Chapter 3. Being Familiar, and Yet Strange: Conducting Research as a Hybrid Insider-Outsider in Uganda by Christine van Hooft -- 4. Chapter 4. Multi-positionality and 'Inbetweenness': Reflections on Ethnographic Fieldwork in Southern Eastern Malawi by Maddy Gupta-Wright -- 5. Chapter 5. Landscapes of Desire: The Effect of Gender, Sexualized Identity and Flirting on Data Production in Rwanda and Zimbabwe by Lyn Johnstone -- 6. Chapter 6. Fieldwork and Emotions: Positionality, Method Choices and a Radio Program in South Sudan by Kerstin Tomiak -- 7. Chapter 7. Researching Diaspora Citizenship: Reflections on Issues of Positionality and Access from a Zimbabwean Researching Zimbabweans in South Africa by Langton Miriyoga -- 8. Chapter 8. Gatekeeping Success in the Namibian CBNRM Program by Carolin H. Stamm -- 9. Chapter 9. Failed Fieldwork in Senegal: Give Up or Continue by Elizaveta Volkova -- 10. Chapter 10. Negotiating Research Access: The Interplay Between Politics and Academia in Contemporary Zimbabwe by Joshua Pritchard.

This edited volume investigates the ethical and emotional challenges of conducting fieldwork in Africa. It reflects on difficulties researchers face such as objectivity, access, gender issues and information risks. Focusing across a wide range of states and themes, the project makes an original contribution and builds upon existing strengths and insights in various disciplines by presenting research-practical insights from contemporary cases of fieldwork. As such, the book is an accessible and useful guide for students and scholars alike. Lyn Johnstone is Teaching Fellow at Royal Holloway University of London, United Kingdom.

ISBN: 9783319955315

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-319-95531-5doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

3379684
Research
--Moral and ethical aspects--Africa.

LC Class. No.: Q180.A5 / P65 2019

Dewey Class. No.: 001.4096

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