Tento autor sa hlboko zaujíma o povahu spolupráce, ktorá je základom súčasného etnografického výskumu. Jeho práca sa zameriava na systematické pretváranie a prehodnocovanie tradičných foriem sociálnej a kultúrnej antropológie, najmä terénneho výskumu a písania etnografií. Zaujíma ho, ako štúdium elít, predtým okrajová záležitosť, umožňuje skúmať súčasné spoločenské zmeny v rôznych oblastiach. To vedie k multi-sídlovému výskumu, ktorý skúma podmienky života bežných ľudí aj vedomosti a aktívnu účasť elít.
A delightful rhyming story taking readers on a journey through the world of British garden birds and their unique nests, exploring the diversity of nature and the importance of individuality. The Best Nest Contest promises educational fun, with colourful illustrations bringing this enchanting story to life.
Focusing on the advantages of sustained collaboration, this book explores how experimental co-design enhances ethnographic inquiry. It emphasizes the potential of working together across projects to deepen understanding and enrich field research, offering fresh perspectives on the practice of ethnography.
Provides an overview of the research on emotion in politics and where it is likely to lead. This book also outlines the philosophical and neuroscientific foundations of emotion in politics. It focuses on how emotions function among individuals. It explores how politics work at the societal level and suggests various steps in political activity.
The book explores the decision-making process of citizens regarding the tolerance of extremist groups, delving into the complexities of social, political, and personal factors that influence their judgments. It analyzes how these considerations shape public attitudes and responses to extremism, providing insights into the broader implications for society and governance. Through a detailed examination, the authors aim to shed light on the dynamics of tolerance in contemporary contexts.