Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
The Case of Deliberative Assemblies
Herausgeber: Chibois, Jonathan; Shapiro, Samuel
Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
The Case of Deliberative Assemblies
Herausgeber: Chibois, Jonathan; Shapiro, Samuel
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This book considers the challenges posed by fieldwork in centres of power to researchers in the social sciences, with a focus on deliberative assemblies.
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This book considers the challenges posed by fieldwork in centres of power to researchers in the social sciences, with a focus on deliberative assemblies.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- ISBN-13: 9781032372402
- ISBN-10: 1032372400
- Artikelnr.: 71810355
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm
- ISBN-13: 9781032372402
- ISBN-10: 1032372400
- Artikelnr.: 71810355
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Jonathan Chibois is an assistant researcher in political anthropology at the Laboratory of Political Anthropology (LAP). He holds a PhD from the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in Paris. Samuel Shapiro is a PhD candidate in anthropology at Université Laval in Canada.
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
Jonathan Chibois and Samuel Shapiro
Part 1 Where are the Boundaries of Institutions?
1 Negotiating and Influencing Public Policy in Jordan: The Parliament as a
Point of Entry
Camille Abescat
2 From Offline Brussels to Online Dispersion. Where is the European
Parliament? A Proposal to Explore a Complex, Multi-Dimensional and
Multi-Site Fieldwork
Sandrine Roginsky
3 Doing Political Fieldwork in Chinese Authoritarianism,
Institutionalization of Deliberation and Consultation
Rongxin Li
Part 2 Must Fieldworkers Choose Between Being Insiders and Outsiders?
4 Parliamentary Ethnography: The Challenges of Fieldwork for an Insider in
the Senate of Argentina
Laura Ferreño
5 Navigating Overlapping Methodological and Contextual Difficulties:
'Following' Women Politicians in Serbia and Kosovo/a"
Gordana Subotic
6 The Activist Researcher: Negotiating Responsibility for Land-Grabbing in
the United Nations
Birgit Müller
Part 3 What Collective Research Do to Fieldwork?
7 The Citizens' Climate Convention: A Tale of an Ethnography of a
Deliberative Arena Under Pressure
Simon Baeckelandt
8 Collaborative Reflexive Inquiry Into Parliaments: Ethnographers
Negotiating During Research on Politics
Cristiane Bernardes, Andrea Cornwall, Emma Crewe & Telma Hoyler
9 Ethnography of Parliamentary Constituencies: Navigating the Sensitivities
of Political Research in Bangladesh
Zahir Ahmed
Part 4 Looking Back: Reflecting on Long-Term Research Trajectories
10. Getting to the Soul of Parliaments: Using Multi-Methods to Understand
the Parliamentary Ecosystem
by Cristina Leston-Bandeira
11 From One Institution to Another: Three Investigations into Power
Structures
Irène Bellier
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
Jonathan Chibois and Samuel Shapiro
Part 1 Where are the Boundaries of Institutions?
1 Negotiating and Influencing Public Policy in Jordan: The Parliament as a
Point of Entry
Camille Abescat
2 From Offline Brussels to Online Dispersion. Where is the European
Parliament? A Proposal to Explore a Complex, Multi-Dimensional and
Multi-Site Fieldwork
Sandrine Roginsky
3 Doing Political Fieldwork in Chinese Authoritarianism,
Institutionalization of Deliberation and Consultation
Rongxin Li
Part 2 Must Fieldworkers Choose Between Being Insiders and Outsiders?
4 Parliamentary Ethnography: The Challenges of Fieldwork for an Insider in
the Senate of Argentina
Laura Ferreño
5 Navigating Overlapping Methodological and Contextual Difficulties:
'Following' Women Politicians in Serbia and Kosovo/a"
Gordana Subotic
6 The Activist Researcher: Negotiating Responsibility for Land-Grabbing in
the United Nations
Birgit Müller
Part 3 What Collective Research Do to Fieldwork?
7 The Citizens' Climate Convention: A Tale of an Ethnography of a
Deliberative Arena Under Pressure
Simon Baeckelandt
8 Collaborative Reflexive Inquiry Into Parliaments: Ethnographers
Negotiating During Research on Politics
Cristiane Bernardes, Andrea Cornwall, Emma Crewe & Telma Hoyler
9 Ethnography of Parliamentary Constituencies: Navigating the Sensitivities
of Political Research in Bangladesh
Zahir Ahmed
Part 4 Looking Back: Reflecting on Long-Term Research Trajectories
10. Getting to the Soul of Parliaments: Using Multi-Methods to Understand
the Parliamentary Ecosystem
by Cristina Leston-Bandeira
11 From One Institution to Another: Three Investigations into Power
Structures
Irène Bellier
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
Jonathan Chibois and Samuel Shapiro
Part 1 Where are the Boundaries of Institutions?
1 Negotiating and Influencing Public Policy in Jordan: The Parliament as a
Point of Entry
Camille Abescat
2 From Offline Brussels to Online Dispersion. Where is the European
Parliament? A Proposal to Explore a Complex, Multi-Dimensional and
Multi-Site Fieldwork
Sandrine Roginsky
3 Doing Political Fieldwork in Chinese Authoritarianism,
Institutionalization of Deliberation and Consultation
Rongxin Li
Part 2 Must Fieldworkers Choose Between Being Insiders and Outsiders?
4 Parliamentary Ethnography: The Challenges of Fieldwork for an Insider in
the Senate of Argentina
Laura Ferreño
5 Navigating Overlapping Methodological and Contextual Difficulties:
'Following' Women Politicians in Serbia and Kosovo/a"
Gordana Subotic
6 The Activist Researcher: Negotiating Responsibility for Land-Grabbing in
the United Nations
Birgit Müller
Part 3 What Collective Research Do to Fieldwork?
7 The Citizens' Climate Convention: A Tale of an Ethnography of a
Deliberative Arena Under Pressure
Simon Baeckelandt
8 Collaborative Reflexive Inquiry Into Parliaments: Ethnographers
Negotiating During Research on Politics
Cristiane Bernardes, Andrea Cornwall, Emma Crewe & Telma Hoyler
9 Ethnography of Parliamentary Constituencies: Navigating the Sensitivities
of Political Research in Bangladesh
Zahir Ahmed
Part 4 Looking Back: Reflecting on Long-Term Research Trajectories
10. Getting to the Soul of Parliaments: Using Multi-Methods to Understand
the Parliamentary Ecosystem
by Cristina Leston-Bandeira
11 From One Institution to Another: Three Investigations into Power
Structures
Irène Bellier
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Doing Fieldwork in Centres of Power
Jonathan Chibois and Samuel Shapiro
Part 1 Where are the Boundaries of Institutions?
1 Negotiating and Influencing Public Policy in Jordan: The Parliament as a
Point of Entry
Camille Abescat
2 From Offline Brussels to Online Dispersion. Where is the European
Parliament? A Proposal to Explore a Complex, Multi-Dimensional and
Multi-Site Fieldwork
Sandrine Roginsky
3 Doing Political Fieldwork in Chinese Authoritarianism,
Institutionalization of Deliberation and Consultation
Rongxin Li
Part 2 Must Fieldworkers Choose Between Being Insiders and Outsiders?
4 Parliamentary Ethnography: The Challenges of Fieldwork for an Insider in
the Senate of Argentina
Laura Ferreño
5 Navigating Overlapping Methodological and Contextual Difficulties:
'Following' Women Politicians in Serbia and Kosovo/a"
Gordana Subotic
6 The Activist Researcher: Negotiating Responsibility for Land-Grabbing in
the United Nations
Birgit Müller
Part 3 What Collective Research Do to Fieldwork?
7 The Citizens' Climate Convention: A Tale of an Ethnography of a
Deliberative Arena Under Pressure
Simon Baeckelandt
8 Collaborative Reflexive Inquiry Into Parliaments: Ethnographers
Negotiating During Research on Politics
Cristiane Bernardes, Andrea Cornwall, Emma Crewe & Telma Hoyler
9 Ethnography of Parliamentary Constituencies: Navigating the Sensitivities
of Political Research in Bangladesh
Zahir Ahmed
Part 4 Looking Back: Reflecting on Long-Term Research Trajectories
10. Getting to the Soul of Parliaments: Using Multi-Methods to Understand
the Parliamentary Ecosystem
by Cristina Leston-Bandeira
11 From One Institution to Another: Three Investigations into Power
Structures
Irène Bellier