Ethnography

Papers
(The TQCC of Ethnography is 2. 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 2021-10-01 to 2025-10-01.)
ArticleCitations
Transnational giving between Shikoku, Japan and Burma/ Myanmar: From memorializing One’s dead to humanitarianism with peace and war reflections16
Becoming ‘international’: Transgressing national identity as a ritual for class identification15
Matrilineal practices among muslims: An ethnographic study of the Minangkabau of West Sumatra13
The passion of aging: The representation of localism in spiritual eldercare of Naxi in Lijiang9
A Chinese woman’s journey to the “west”: Ethnographic knowledge production amid ambiguous power dynamics7
Close encounters with a third leg: Including fieldwork experiences of sexual harassment as research data7
Triangulation and violence in the Caribbean: Crimes retold from a Curaçaoan juvenile detention centre7
Im/material and intimate relations: Considering ethnographic methodologies for already-surveilled communities6
Concrete sectarianism: Revisiting the Lebanese civil war through Beirut’s built environment6
Immersive scholarship: Inhabiting and crafting storied lifeworlds through ethnographic research retreats6
Lebensraum, geopolitics and race—Palestine as a feminist issue in German-speaking academia5
Negotiating diasporic leisure among Zimbabwean migrants in Britain5
Men in aprons versus men in suits: Reshaping masculinities within a Japanese nonprofit promoting fatherhood5
The ‘desired state of mind’: Emotional labor and the hidden cost of symbolic power in 911 emergency response in the U.S5
Snap-along ethnography: Studying visual politicization in the social media age5
Composite ethnography: Collective encounters with emergent objects in the anthropocene5
“Been there, done that but also not quite:” Discoveries and limitations in an evaluative, short-term, and multi-sited ethnography of the boy scouts of America5
Humanitarian Sovereignty, Exceptional Muslims, and the Transnational Making of Kuwaiti Citizens4
Changing the world in three minutes? A duoethnographic provocation of 3MT in neoliberal Australian universities4
Firsthand practice: Resolving structure and change in Japanese regional cuisine4
Close quarters. Sailing the murky waters of an ethnography ‘at-home’3
‘Say it in Swedish!’: Babies, belonging and multilingualism in an integration initiative activity in Sweden3
Social participation of youth through volunteering: Case study of Centre for Peace Studies in Zagreb3
Interstitial position or ‘bastard’ status? Interpreters at the French National Court of Asylum3
Love and agency in ethnographic fieldwork with children3
Observations from the field: On the body, gender, and Al wehdat camp in Amman, Jordan3
From strangers to families?: Post-reunion kin relationships in Spanish-Nepali adoptions3
The field site as a religious frontier: Negotiating blasphemy accusations and reflexive tensions in Pakistan3
Making mistakes in ethnography3
The Halfie Predicament in the Ethnography of Religion: Fieldwork with Iranian-Americana Muslim Women in Los Angeles3
The gaze in tourism settings: An ethnographical approach above and beyond the theory of the tourist gaze2
BROAD DATA: Ethnographic methods in the age of interdisciplinary collaboration2
Institutional adaptation of managerialism in Chinese higher education: A faculty-centered ethnographic analysis of everyday practices2
Fostering contemplative ethnographers: A tale of fieldwork ethics, vulnerability, and trauma in neoliberal academia2
Rapping our reality: Young people approaching the Haitian future in the subjunctive2
Being crime: Youth violence and criminal identities in Bahia, Brazil2
Ambiguous interventions: The social consequences of assistance in the field2
Sacrificial heroes: Masculinity, class, and waste picking in Iran2
Affective encounters with waste: The role of affects in trash activism2
Beyond Big Brother: How to Study Tech-Driven Authoritarianism With Restricted Access to State Institutions2
“We are simply being pressed out, slowly but surely” - Unhoused peoples’ experience with exclusionary design2
America materialis: Things and meaning in a donation warehouse2
The activism of young muslims in Italy: Citizens ‘crossing borders’ in search of recognition2
Autonomous care? Muslim transnational giving networks and perceptions of welfare responsibilities in India2
Presence from another world. An ethnography on paranormal investigation and the social interaction with ghosts2
Learning to (depoliticize) critique: Critical knowledge and the formation of elite habitus in a predominantly White institution2
“Why should we have to eat the chicken’s butt?” - Everyday consumption, deservingness and inclusion in rural Hungary2
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