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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Multisited"”.
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The social throughout: A multisited ethnographic case study of socially engaged art at the gallery
Social practice is an approach to art-making predicated on participant involvement in the creation of an artwork. It is often made and disseminated in public spaces like parks, community centers, or schools and by artists who want to work with a variety of people. The presence of social practice …
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The Map Is Not the Territory: Indigenous Climate Sovereignty in the Age of Apocalypse
… Native villages. This thesis is rooted in a multisited ethnography in Norton Sound, in Western Alaska. The ethnographic object of this study is not Alaska Native communities, but rather the forms of politics that connect rural Indigenous governments to colonial centres of power in the United …
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The plantation network : Brazilian bioenergy science and sustainability in the global South
… and labor in Brazil and Mozambique. This multisited analysis draws on ethnographic research conducted with molecular biologists attempting to create the world's first commercially viable transgenic sugarcane plant, biochemists working to develop waste-reducing fermentation technologies by …
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Where and When Things Fall Apart: Relating narratives of post-election violence from Nairobi
… the post-election violence.</p><p> I turn to multisited ethnography, a method of research and writing that affords the procedural flexibility to follow the traces of such a complex phenomenon and to reflexively document the process of "finding" and understanding. If what both the Western press …
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Alternatives to the economic rationalisation of renewable energy transitions: The Tsitsikamma Community Renewable Wind Farm Story
… version of world history. In the research, a multisited ethnography was used and included tracing the relationships that recognised land history, memory (patterns of material nature of the land) and the entangled relationships between humans and non-humans. The conceptual framing and …
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Blessed Disruption: Culture and Urban Space in a European Church Planting Network
… economy. </p> <p>The project is based on multisited research employing focused ethnographic and interview methods. The main focus of the field research was on church plants in four German cities: Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Cologne. In order to gain additional comparative insight, …
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The Journalist as Neoliberal Lone Wolf: On Mexico’s Imaginary Reporters and Collaborative Resistance in a Divided Guild
… with 39 practitioners and ten months of multisited ethnographic fieldwork, I argue, using Beckerian network analysis, that the neoliberal professional gaze (epitomised in the ideal subject of the “lone wolf”) obscures and makes taboo half of the journalistic world, full of overlapping …