Many ethnographers feel the pressure to suspend familial and professional ties to separate
“the field” from “home” for prolonged periods. Since 2019, we have been developing the …

Despite growing engagement with researchers' positionalities and applications of reflexivity,
considerations for researchers' identities and experiences as parents remain under …

This paper presents a mode of collaboration between a researcher and research assistant
for ethnographic data collection. We describe our experience as a researcher, who …

Moral development in early childhood has recently raised heightened interest across social
sciences. Integrating controlled methods into ethnographic fieldwork, this article investigates …

Writing in our research companions, with attention to the importance of care in our fieldwork
practices, is a political act that challenges the ways geography is believed to be practised, or …

When did my journey to the field in Indonesia accompanied by a child really start? Did it
begin when I found myself a single mother or with getting the research proposal granted in …

This issue begins with a commentary by Horvath and Latcheva (2019) in response to the
2018 October Special Issue on Mixed Methods Research and Migration Studies. In their …

Recipes and Reciprocity considers the ways that food and research intersect for both
researchers, participants, and communities demonstrating how everyday acts around food …

Objectives A common dilemma rarely mentioned during doctoral training is career/family
balance—especially the timing of children. This dilemma extends to professional …

Nelle strutture di accoglienza la maternità può divenire strumento di controllo e
sorveglianza, come ben descritto dagli studi antropologici sul tema o, invece, di …