Establishing Field Relations through Shared Ideology: Insider Self-positioning as a Precarious/Productive Foundation in Multisited Studies

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Establishing Field Relations through Shared Ideology: Insider Self-positioning as a Precarious/Productive Foundation in Multisited Studies

Fauzia Shariff - Nama Orang;

Current literature on identity and insider–outsider positioning in field relations is dominated by discussions of overt characteristics such as shared ethnicity, gender, and class. The potential for self-positioning as an ally researcher through shared ideology opens new possibilities for research methods, but its precarious nature needs to be better understood. Multisited research provides a unique context for exploring this. Through my
research in rural South Asia, I have found that shared ideology is more likely to be effective in forming good research relations where the politics of struggle is local and negotiated such that daily happenings allow the
researcher to overtly demonstrate empathy with the group under study.

Keywords: power, identity, field relations, multisited research, insider–outsider positioning

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Judul Seri: Field Methods
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Penerbit: London : SAGE., 2014
Deskripsi Fisik: Field Methods 2014, Vol 26(1) 3-20
Bahasa: English
ISBN/ISSN: DOI: 10.1177/1525822
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Subjek: METODOLOGI PENELITIAN
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Pernyataan Tanggungjawab: 2014, Vol 26(1)

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