...) predicated on the ubiquity of digital media might mean for ethnographic research and writing today. With the African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem as central ethnographic subjects, it argues that taking digitality seriously means redefining some of what ethnography is and ain’t in a post–Writing Culture...

... of the feminist work of Dorothy Smith and her idea of institutional ethnography (IE). Drawing from Smith’s work on IE and her focus on texts in organizations offers methodological and analytical tools for critically investigating surveillance practices and carrying out empirical research in feminist surveillance...