Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to make a case for the strength of qualitative work, but
more specifically for various kinds of ethnographies. Design/methodology/approach–The …

The following review serves two purposes: 1) it focuses on a pair of remarkable books on the
methodological process of duoethnography; and 2) it provides an example of how this …

Aotearoa New Zealand has two main cultures (Maori, the Indigenous people; and Pakeha,
New Zealanders of European extraction). This article describes the journey of 2 researchers …

During every research journey the production of ethical and credible research depends on
researchers reflecting critically and being transparent about the methodological issues and …

P articipant observation was created during the late 19th century as an ethnographic field
method for the study of small, homogeneous cultures. Ethnographers were expected to live …

The paper argues that while qualitative research has been flourishing in many fields of the
social sciences, it has become unhelpfully fragmented and incoherent. Equally, there have …

It is sometimes hard to discern where ethnographic practice might currently be heading and
how we will, or should, reconcile the growing move to disestablish methodology through …

Ghanaian university students as they reflect on their university experiences on the subject of
how questions of difference and diversity are broached in the teaching, learning, and …

Educational interventions are often administered at scale in diverse settings as part of
international development programmes. Their implementation is subject to a linear process …

The decolonisation of higher education in South Africa is closely linked to questions of
knowledge production. The epistemic violence of the colonial encounter has put into …