... 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...

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... formation and makes the case to deprovincialize theory for a Chinese Century “after whiteness.” Chinese Century racial capitalism empire race feminist ethnography ...

... to rethink the archive in critical and feminist scholarship. Affect time and temporality media India Asian American studies feminist ethnography ...

..., and the commodification of intimacies in the Global North with attention to the role of global factors. Data are provided by a research study inspired by the feminist sociological critical approach of institutional ethnography, which includes participant observation and in-depth interviews to collect the standpoint...

... 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 studies. Building on Smith’s work...

... of global factors. Data are provided by a research study inspired by the feminist sociological critical approach of institutional ethnography, which includes participant observation and in-depth interviews to collect the standpoint of the women involved in such practices. The author shows how, through...

... consciousness and activist work. These argument are grounded in feminist anthropology and Freirian thought. Finally, this introduction presents methodological and ethical considerations when working with undocumented students, as well as brief chapter summaries. undocumented students critical ethnography...

... In this chapter, Bernadette Marie Calafell interviews Strange Fruit creator E. Patrick Johnson. Johnson opens the interview by sharing that he wanted Strange Fruit to be an homage to the women in his family and black feminists, to whom he credits his own awakening about gender and sexuality...

...Foundations<subtitle>Queer Anthropology's Contested Genealogies</subtitle> Emerging from the long Black intellectual tradition, radical Black lesbian feminist work anticipates (and to some degree mitigates) some of the thorny epistemological, ethical, and aesthetic questions...

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... itself but rather seek to modify the extent and manner in which the state surveils. In this chapter, the author explores how a feminist surveillance studies’ focus on gendered colonial violence reshapes the field by bringing into view that which cannot be seen—the surveillance strategies that have...

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... into instituting important measures to protect women and arguing that these frames reiterate the state as a purveyor of women's rights, effectively masking the complicity of the state and religious elites in creating the conditions for women's subordination. feminist publics Pakistan honor crimes human...

... The introduction begins with a description of Goma, a cosmopolitan border town in eastern Congo that serves as the setting for the book. It then moves on to introduce the theoretical underpinnings of the book. Bringing Congolese history together with Black feminist and race scholarship, it opens...

... for reclassification between 1965 and 2006. We analyze data generated from participant observation, ethnography, and in-depth interviews. The incongruities in the legal sex designation for trans people help us understand the larger processes that marry territory to people, link state with nation, and connect...

... interviews Strange Fruit creator E. Patrick Johnson. Johnson opens the interview by sharing that he wanted Strange Fruit to be an homage to the women in his family and black feminists, to whom he credits his own awakening about gender and sexuality. Calafell and Johnson then discuss some of Johnson’s...