The influence of intersectional identities on social experiences is most often explored within
research on minority populations (eg LGBT, African American women, etc.). However few, if …

This article analyzes situated knowledge through the lens of the author and her three field
assistants. This work is written self-reflexively and is based on geographical fieldwork in …

This article discusses the knotty methodological and epistemological issues raised while
doing research in rural communities in South Africa. Using entries from the author's field …

Familial circumstances, language, religion, ethnicity, social location and life experiences
impact on the increasingly diverse and complex composition of individuals and their …

In this article we discuss the duoethnographical approach we adopted to extend/deepen our
interpretations of ourselves as academic researchers attempting to practise engaged …

This article discusses the value of affirming methodologies through two studies of African
diasporas that reveal how affirmation enhances autonomy, ownership, solidarity, and …

Purpose This study aims to reflect on the extent to which research approaches need to be
deconstructed and re-imagined towards developing inclusive knowledge and non-extractive …

This article addresses the implications of intersectional qualitative interviews across identity
categories of gender, race, ethnicity, and immigrant status. Responding to the research gap …

Research is at its core concerned with knowledge production and dissemina tion. This
chapter engages with the politics of research and knowledge produc tion by outlining the …

The researcher is a primary instrument in qualitative research. He/she is the key person in
facilitating conversations during fieldwork and in making sense of the data. Methodological …