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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Imagining and living new worlds: The dynamics of kinship in contexts of mobility and migration17
Migration, mobility and the dynamics of kinship: New barriers, new assemblages17
Research ethics committees, ethnographers and imaginations of risk15
Labour of love: Secrecy and kinship among Ghanaian-Dutch and Somali-Dutch in The Netherlands10
“The African family is large, very large” mobility and the flexibility of kinship – examples from Cameroon8
Ethnographic experiences of participating in a correctional officer training program: An exploration of values, ethics, and role conflict7
Hybrid ethnography: Access, positioning, and data assembly6
Transnational hair (and turban): Sikh masculinity, embodied practices, and politics of representation in an era of global travel6
‘Lean on me': Sifarish, mediation & the digitisation of state bureaucracies in India6
Snap-along ethnography: Studying visual politicization in the social media age5
The communitarian stigma: Stigmatization as a mechanism of institutional racism in France5
Critique of podcasting as an anthropological method5
Temporalities at sea: Fast time and slow time onboard ocean-going merchant vessels5
Navigating the ‘field’: Reflexivity, uncertainties, and negotiation along the border of Bangladesh and India5
Getting respect: How minority boxers build a hybrid masculinity in a French Banlieue5
Introduction Special Issue “Paradoxical orders: Parenting encounters, the welfare state, and difference in Europe”5
Carceral ethnography in a time of pandemic: Examining migrant detention and deportation during COVID-195
The Independence Day as a nationalist ritual: Framework of the March of Independence in Poland4
Emotional risk assessments in the field: Leaving Tanzania during the COVID-19 pandemic4
Frontera Sur: Behind and beyond the fences of Ceuta and Melilla4
Toward a non-individualistic analysis of neoliberalism: the stay-fit maternity trend in Taiwan4
From East Harlem to Cape Town: Tupac Shakur’s legacy as a globalised oppositional repertoire3
The interpretation of relationships: Fieldwork as boundary-negotiation3
Company brokers: Human resources managers in foreign mining projects in the Congolese Copperbelt3
Towards a politics of collaborative worldmaking: ethics, epistemologies and mutual positionalities in conflict research3
Scaling proximity to whiteness: Racial boundary-making on São Tomé Island3
Memeing a conspiracy theory: On the biopolitical compression of the great replacement conspiracy theories3
The construction of gender identity in Alevi organisations: Discourses, practices, and gaps3
Genealogies across the cold war divide: The case of the Pontic Greeks from the former Soviet Union and their ‘affinal repatriation’3
‘Team ethnography visual maps’: Methods for identifying the ethnographic object in multiple sites of fieldwork3
Ethnographic (dis) locations: An approach for studying marginalisation in the context of socio-economic change3
Unearthing conscious intent in women’s everyday resistance to mining in Indonesia3
Marrying the perfect child — Middle class norms and intergenerational arrangements in the marriage corners of urban China2
Chinese rural left-behind elderly: Their individualization, descending familism and difficulties2
‘Then we decided not to tell the adults’. Fieldwork among children in an international school2
Between militants and “mafia”: Interrupting dispossession in rural Pakistan2
The antifascist boxing body: Political somatics in boxe popolare2
Reflections on ethnographic fieldwork across a lifetime2
The merits of context: Unfolding mental vulnerability as category and experience2
“Tying your ngemb”: Negotiating identity in Senegalese wrestling2
‘It’s the noise of the snacks!’: School meals on the fringes and frail food pedagogies2
A Chinese woman’s journey to the “west”: Ethnographic knowledge production amid ambiguous power dynamics2
A uniform front?: Power and front-line worker variation in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya2
“La racaille,” a performed figure in French contemporary youth2
Prepared in pots, served in plastics: Rural Ethiopian women’s responses to the global economy2
Between narrative and practice: Storytelling as a way of knowing how to be in nature2
Triangulation and violence in the Caribbean: Crimes retold from a Curaçaoan juvenile detention centre2
Walking with bread in Cairo: Ethnographic collaboration between a researcher and a research assistant2
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