Fieldwork in Transforming Societies

Edited by Ed Clark and Snejina Michailova

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Date: 2004
ISBN: 978-0-230-52270-1
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Doing Research in Transforming Contexts: Themes and Challenges

Snejina Michailova and Ed Clark

Ch 2 Identities, Roles and Qualitative Research in Central and Eastern Europe

Thomas Steger

Ch 3 Who is Observing Whom? Fieldwork Roles and Ambiguities in Organisational Case Study Research

Anna Soulsby

Ch 4 Uncovering the Communist and Capitalist Shadow: Developing Relational Forms of Inquiry and Writing

Katalin Illes and Bronwen Rees

Ch 5 Constructing Enterprise Level Knowledge: Exploratory Methods and Transforming Contexts

Anne Lorentzen

Ch 6 Researching Organisations in Hungary: Practical Experience and Methodological Reflections

Károly Balaton

Ch 7 Transformation Research in East Germany: Institutions, Knowledge and Power

Ramona Alt and Rainhart Lang

Ch 8 Behind the Bamboo Curtain: Problems and Pitfalls in Researching Australian Expatriates in China

Kate Hutchings

Ch 9 Fieldwork in a Low-Trust (Post-)Communist Society

Matti Nojonen

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