Buch(elektronisch)2021

The companion to peace and conflict fieldwork

Mac Ginty, Roger; Brett, Roderick Leslie; Vogel, Birte

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Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- Abbreviations -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Security -- Ethics -- Local Actors -- Personal -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2 How I Dealt with My Ethics Committee, and Survived -- In Search of Ethics Clearance: Three Real-Life Challenges -- How I Dealt with My Ethics Committee-What I Learned -- Improving Ethics Committees -- References -- Chapter 3 When Humans Become Data -- Situating the Analysis: Who Has to "Do" Ethics? -- Becoming "the data" -- Temporalities and Spaces of Research, Risk, and Violence -- Funding, Power, and Reorienting Transparency -- Conclusion: Broadening the Conversation -- References -- Chapter 4 Researching Over-Researched Societies -- Introduction -- What Is An 'Over-Researched' Society? -- Why Are Some Societies More Researched Than Others? -- Concluding Comments -- References -- Chapter 5 Preparing for Fieldwork Interviews -- Introduction -- Deciding Whether to Conduct Interviews -- Preparing the Research Context -- Preparing the Actual Interviews -- Preparing the Self -- Conclusion: Fieldwork Interviews as Patchwork of the Possible -- References -- Chapter 6 Being Indiana Jones in IR: The Pressure to Do 'Real' Fieldwork -- Introduction -- Fieldwork as Connection -- Fieldwork as Heroism -- In and Out of the Field -- Conclusion: War Stories and Rigorous Research -- References -- Chapter 7 Interview Locations -- Interview Locations and Context: The Power of Place -- The Interview as Research Context -- What Actually Happens in Interviews -- Donors, Politicians and Power: The Politics of 'I'm Really Important' -- Reading a Room-What a Participant's Choice Can Tell You -- You Are a Guest as Well as an Interviewer -- It Can All Go Horribly Wrong-Discomfort and Danger -- The Absence of Location: Interviewing by Remote Control.

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Chapter 1 Introduction (Roger Mac Ginty, Roddy Brett, Birte Vogel) -- Chapter 2 How I dealt with my ethics committee, and survived (Jonathan Fisher). Chapter 3 When Humans Become Data (Roxani Krystalli) -- Chapter 4 Researching Over-Researched Societies (Grainne Kelly) -- Chapter 5 Preparing for fieldwork interviews (Berit Bliesemann de Guevara & Birgit Poopuu) -- Chapter 6 Being Indiana Jones in IR: The pressure to do 'real' fieldwork (Laura Routley and Katharine Wright) -- Chapter 7 Interview locations (Paul Jackson) -- Chapter 8 From risk aversion to risk management (Sophie Roborgh) -- Chapter 9 Researching 'militant groups' (James W. McAuley) -- Chapter 10 The Ethics of Ethnographic Peace and Conflict Research (Gearoid Millar) -- Chapter 11 Solitary Decision-Making and Fieldwork Safety (Max Gallien) -- Chapter 12 Making Contact: Interviewing Rebels in Sierra Leone (Kieran Mitton) -- Chapter 13 Participatory Action Research: Challenges and rewards in fifteen field lessons (Georgina McAllister) -- Chapter 14 Conflict ethnography goes online: Chatnography of the Ukrainian volunteer battalions (Ilmari Käihkö) -- Chapter 15 Negotiating relationships with vulnerable communities (Nick Morgan) -- Chapter 16 Gatekeepers (Gyda M. Sindre) -- Chapter 17 Working with Translators: Implications of the Translator's Positionality for the Research Process and Knowledge Production (Kristina Tschunkert) -- Chapter 18 Facing Violence in the Field (Roddy Brett) -- Chapter 19 Interviewing Perpetrators of Genocide (Manolo E. Vela Castañeda) -- Chapter 20 Interviewing Elites (Christine Wade) -- Chapter 21 (Secrecy and silence in fieldwork: reflections on feminist research on violence in Latin America (Mo Hume) -- Chapter 22 Read the Room: Side-by-Side methodology in a Belfast ice hockey arena (Eric Lepp) -- Chapter 23 Traversing Fieldwork with Imperfect Language Skills (Simon Philpott) -- Chapter 24 Confessions of a Local Researcher (Nemanja Džuverović) -- Chapter 25 Gendered challenges to fieldwork in conflict-affected areas (Kathleen M. Jennings) -- Chapter 26 Race, positionality and the researcher (Sarah Njeri) -- Chapter 27 Fixers and friends – local and international researchers (Morten Bøås) -- Chapter 28 "Mummy I want to go home": Children and Parenthood in the Field (Jenna Murray de López) -- Chapter 29 Privilege (Stefanie Kappler) -- Chapter 30 From the field back to academia (Malgorzata Polanska) -- Chapter 31 The Politics and Practicalities of Writing (Birte Vogel and Roger Mac Ginty) -- Chapter 32 Writing and the Ethics of Representation (Angela J. Lederach) -- Chapter 33 Giving back: A conversation between researcher and refugee (Jessica Field and Ali Johar).