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Nach einer ausführlichen Diskussion methodologischer Herausforderungen für Migrationsstudien im Allgemeinen und transnationalen Studien präsentiert der Verfasser unterschiedliche Konzepte und Methoden, wie zum Beispiel der multi-sited ethnography, multi-sited matched samples, virtuelle Netzwerk-Methodologie und transnationale Befragungen, die einer handlungstheoretischen und prozessualen Analyse grenzüberschreitender Phänomene gerecht werden. Dabei betont er, dass grenzübergreifende soziale Formationen nicht homogenisiert werden dürfen, weil sie sich sonst als Problem des methodologischen Nationalismus nur auf einer anderen Ebene wiederholen würden. (ICE2)

This short one-act play addresses the criticisms of postmodern ethnography by Hammersely and others. It suggests that much of the criticism reflects misinterpretations of the new work. Critics are challenged to become more open-minded in their evaluations of alternative ways of doing critical qualitative inquiry.

Deportation limbo traces the efforts of two Nordic welfare states, Denmark and Sweden, to address the so-called implementation gap in deportation enforcement. It offers an original, empirically grounded account of how often-futile, injurious policy measures devoted to pressuring non-deported people to leave are implemented and contested in practice. In doing so, it presents a critique of the widespread, normalised use of detention, encampment, and destitution, which routinely fail to enhance deportations while exposing deportable people to conditions that cause their premature death. The book takes the 'deportation limbo' as a starting point for exploring the violent nature of borders, the racial boundaries of welfare states, and the limits of state control over cross-border mobility. Building on unprecedented access to detention and deportation camps and migration offices in both countries, it presents ethnographic material capturing frontline officials' tension-ridden efforts to regulate non-deported people using forced deportation, incarceration, encampment, and destitution. Using a continuum of state violence as the analytical lens, the book offers a uniquely comprehensive account of how the borders of Nordic welfare states are drawn through practices that subject racialised 'others' to expulsion, incarceration, and destitution. The book is the first to systematically document the renewed deportation turn in Denmark and Sweden, and to critically examine its implications: for the people targeted by intensified deportation measures, and for the individual officials, institutions, and societies enforcing them. It offers an important, critical contribution to current debates on the violence of deportation regimes, the politico-bureaucratic structures and practices that sustain them, and their human costs.

This collection deals with cultural studies in the humanities and the methods it uses. Its authors include scholars of ethnology, anthropology, folkloristics, digital culture research, and study of religions. Its chapters address topics of discussion and debate in humanistic culture research and indicate what tools are currently being used to study cultural phenomena. Various phases of the research process are covered, including epistemology, research ethics, techniques of data collection and analysis, the writing process of research plans, and the process of writing up the analysis. The book's authors contribute to our knowledge of changes in research paradigms and agendas, scientific philosophies, ethnographic fieldwork, different modes of writing, materiality, reflexivity, observation, researchers' use of the five senses, digital research, audiovisual techniques of observation, and selected textual methodologies. The book is intended as a textbook and methods guide for students in the fields of cultural research, for postdoctoral researchers, and for more senior researchers.

Reinventing order /Theodore Trefon --Kinshasa bargain /Anastase Nzeza Bilakila -- Tap is on strike : water distribution and supply strategies /Angéline Maractho Mudzo Mwacan and Theodore Trefon --Food security in kinshasa : coping with adversity /Eric Tollens --Miracle of life in Kinshasa : new approaches to public health /Peter Persyn and Fabienne Ladrière --Diploma paradox : University of Kinshasa between crisis and salvation /Télésphore Tsakala Munikengi and Willy Bono-Pasi Moke Sangol --Acting on behalf (and in spite) of the state : NGO's and civil society associations in Kinshasa /Marco Giovannoni [and others] --Hidden families, single mothers and cibalabala : economic regress and changing household composition in Kinshasa /Tom De Herdt --When Kinois take to the streets /Gauthier de Villers and Jean Omasombo Tshonda --On being shege in Kinshasa : children, the occult and the street /Filip De Boeck --Elusive lupemba : rumours about fame and (mis)fortune in Kinshasa /Bob W. White.

1. Introduction -- Part I Tūhoe Hapū and the Establishment of the Urewera District Native Reserve -- 2. The Tūhoe Rohe Pōtae and the Urewera District Native Reserve Commission -- 3. Difficulties of the Commission Defining Urewera Blocks by Hapū -- 4. The Tamaikoha Hapū Branch: Internal Social Organization -- 5. The Tamaikoha Hapū Branch: Hapū Affiliations -- 6. Tūhoe Hapū Organization and the Amalgamation Plan -- Part II Kinship and Power in Ruatāhuna and Waikaremoana, 1899-1913 -- 7. The Ruatāhuna-Waikaremoana Migrant Marriage Alliance by 1898 -- 8. Confrontations Over Waikaremoana and Ruatāhuna, 1899-1907 -- 9. The Ruatāhuna Partition, 1912 -- 10. Some Plausible Explanations -- Part III Conclusion -- 11. A Contemporary Retrospect: Getting to Know Ngāi Tūhoe.

1. Market-Centered Mania and Network Charter Schools -- 2. Going Undercover at Eclipse -- 3. AAG's Frontstage -- 4. Eclipse's Backstage -- 5. Competing on AAG's Career Ladder -- 6. Complying Creatively with AAG's Blueprint -- 7. Covering AAG's Tracks -- 8. AAG Dreams and Eclipse Realities -- .

Part 1 Introduction -- 1. Introduction -- Part II The Tūhoe Sanctuary and the Crown Purchasing Campaign -- 2. The Tamaikoha Descent Group in the Crown Purchasing Campaign -- 3. The Purchasing Strategy and Tūhoe Resistance -- Part III The Tūhoe Sanctuary and the Urewera Consolidation Scheme -- 4. Proposals for the Urewera Consolidation Scheme and Rising Tūhoe Resistance -- 5. Negotiations at Tauarau and the Urgency of Legislation -- Part IV Closing or Breaking Ranks in the Face of Crown Power -- 6. The Crown's Retreat in the Lower Basins -- 7. The Crown's Covert Tactics: Piecemeal Deductions and Continuing Purchases -- 8. The Apitihana Movement Faces the Crown -- 9. The Ōhāua Te Rangi hapū Cluster and the Apitihana -- Part V Conclusion.-10. Conclusion.

1. Introduction: Collecting Stories, Nicholas Apoifis, Phillip Wadds, Susanne Schmeidl & Kim Spurway -- 2. Sex In The Academy/Sex In The Field: Bodies Of Ethics In Activist Research, Zahra Zsuzsanna Stardust -- 3. Sitting With The Mess, Caroline Lenette -- 4. Fear And Loathing In The Cross: Researching The Policing Of Nightlife In Sydney, Phillip Wadds -- 5. Doing Critical Drugs Research: From Deconstructing To Encountering Risk, George Dertadian -- 6. 'I Hope Little Worms Die In Your Arse': Fieldwork, Anarchists, Fascists, And Academic Snitches, Nick Apoifis -- 7. Doing Elite Interviews In Feminist Research: Confessions Of A Born-Again Observationist, Louise Chappell -- 8. Risking The Self: Vulnerability And Its Uses In Research, Tanya Jakimow -- Enter The Dragon: Coming Of Age As Blond, White, Female Researcher In Fragile Contexts, Susanne Schmeidl -- 10. 'If You Want To Know About Evil, Ask The Devil': Research In Post-Conflict Countries, Kim Spurway -- 11. Conclusion: Sharing Stories, Kim Spurway.

1. Introduction: Creating a Cosmopolitics of Climate Change -- 2. Broken pillars of the Sky. Masewal actions and reflections on modernity, spirits, and a damaged world -- 3. Fragile Time: The redemptive force of the Urarina apocalypse -- 4. The end of days: Climate change, mythistory, and cosmological notions of regeneration -- 5. Contamination, Climate Change and Cosmopolitical Resonance in Highland Bolivia -- 6. Shifting strategies: The myth of Wanamei and the Amazon Indigenous REDD+ programme in Madre de Dios, Peru -- 7. A territory to sustain the world(s): from local awareness and practice to the global crisis -- 8. Relational Ecologists Facing "the End of a World": Inner Transition, Ecospirituality, and the Ontological Debate -- 9. The Mess is a 'World'! Environmental Diplomats in the Mud of Anthropology -- 10. Epilogue

Partizipation als Konzept und Querschnittsthema -- Entwicklungsphasen partizipativer Ansätze -- Partizipation in Entwicklungs- und Transformationsprozessen -- Partizipation in der Forschung -- Toolbox: Partizipative Forschungs- und Beratungsinstrumente -- Exemplarische Anwendungsfelder -- Partizipation und Repräsentation -- Zwanzig Tipps für die partizipative Praxis -- Anstatt eines Schlusswortes -- Glossar.

Szenen wie Punk, Hardcore und HipHop sind maßgebliche Sozialisationsinstanzen für Jugendliche und juvenile Erwachsene. Die dem Band zugrunde liegende projektbasierte Studie legt den Fokus vor allem auf das forschungsintern stark vernachlässigte Szenemedium "Fanzine" (Amalgam aus "Fan" und "Magazine"). Diese oft als bricolageartige DIY-Publikation von Fans für Fans realisierten "Zines", dokumentieren wichtige Szeneorientierungen, die einer tendenziell interview- und ethnografielastigen Szenenforschung zu entgehen drohen. Erstmalig in diesem Umfang und aus Perspektiven der Soziologie, Psychologie, Erziehungswissenschaft und Geschlechterforschung werden die Inszenierungen von Zugehörigkeit, Jugend(lichkeit), des Politischen und des Geschlechts in Untergrundmedien umfassend und interdisziplinär analysiert. Der Inhalt Szeneeinstieg • In der Szene: Ergebnisbeiträge • Streifzug durch die Szene: Szeneforschung aus teilprojektübergreifender Pers pektive • Bestandsaufnahme von Szenemedien: Zines aus archiv- und bibliothekswissenschaftlicher Sicht Die Herausgeber Dem Forschungsverbund Techniken jugendlicher Bricolage "JuBri" gehören an: Tim Böder, Julia Chaker, Marc Dietrich, Paul Eisewicht, Melanie Groß, Ronald Hitzler, Günter Mey, Arne Niederbacher, Nicole Pfaff, Christian Schmidt, Christin Scheurer, Almut Sülzle, Anja Thieme und Christiane Wehr

This collection of papers is the seventh volume in the Comparative Austronesian series. The papers in this volume focus on societies from Sumatra to Melanesia and examine the expression and patterning of Austronesian thought and emotions.