Journal of Contemporary Ethnography

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Contemporary Ethnography is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Dilemma of Consumerist Masculinity in Capitalist West Africa: Men Navigating Gender, Class, and Romance in Sierra Leone’s Informal Economy30
Dangerous Fieldwork: Reflections on Ethnographic Research with Irregular, Nigerian Streetwalkers and Madams in Spain20
Partial Encounters: Exploring More-Than-Human Entanglements in Berlin’s Animal Enclosures15
Performing Conservative Politics14
The Power to be Ethical: Controlling Moral Assemblages in Border Militias14
Everyday Ritual and Ethnographic Practice: Two Cases Showing the Importance of Embodiment and Reflexivity13
Sensoriality, Social Interaction, and “Doing sensing” in Physical–Cultural Ethnographies10
The Companion: A Hospital Autoethnography on the Relationship Between Informal and Formal Institutions10
Miles and Bars Between: The Tertiary Prisonization and Layered Liminality of Prison Visitation Transportation Services9
Tales from a Hospital Entrance Screener: An Autoethnography and Exploration of COVID-19, Risk, and Responsibility9
“I’m a Million Times More Confident Now”: Body Dissatisfaction, Body Projects, and Self-Concept Repair9
“You Kind of Find Yourself Helpless”: Teens’ Identity Constructions and Responses to Childhood Trauma7
Peripheral Positionality: Conducting Ethnography With Youth as a Researcher from the “Peripheries”7
“SHE CAN GET A VISA”: How Nationality and Class Shape Decision Making at a Kenyan NGO7
The Moral Discourse of Free Speech: A Virtual Ethnographic Study7
Helping Mom Die: An Auto-ethnographic Account of Preparing for Death6
“He’s Agonal”: An Insider’s Look into the Impact of Moral Injury Suffered While Policing on the Westside of Chicago6
Because the World Did Not End When I Was Seventeen: From Death Anxiety to Resilience, Self-Compassion, and Self-Transcendence During the COVID-19 Pandemic6
Indigenous Experiences and Contributions to Western Scientific Knowledge Systems: An Ethnographic Exploration6
Occupational Rehabilitation or Self-Change? Practices for Self-Change in an Occupational Rehabilitation Group for Ultra-Orthodox Low-SES Women in Israel6
That’s Gonna Leave a Mark: Positionality and Secondary Trauma in Researching Mass Killing and Genocide5
“We All Play Pretty Much the Same, Except. . .”: Gender-Integrated Quidditch and the Persistence of Essentialist Ideology5
Shock Troops and Shock Absorbers: IT Support and Emotional Labor in the Rationalizing University5
Mothers and Workers in the Time of COVID-19: Negotiating Motherhood within Smart Working4
Affective Infrastructures of Immobility: Staying While Neighbors Are Leaving Rural Eastern Siberia4
Inside, Outside, Upside Down: Power, Positionality, and Limits of Ethnic Identity in the Ethnographies of the Far-Right4
The Mental Life of a Telephone Pole and Other Trifles: Affective Practices in the Context of Research Funding4
Doing/Undoing Stigma: The Moral Enterprise of Territorial Stigma4
“The Glorious Pain”: Attaining Pleasure and Gratification in Times of Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS) among Gym Goers4
My Cigarette Wife and Other Queer Tales of Kinship from Tunisia’s Contemporary Public Art Scene4
“A Program, Not the Projects”: Reentry in the Post-Public Housing Era4
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