Simon Coleman is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Pauline von Hellermann is a Research Fellow in Anthropology at the University of Sussex.

• 1. Introduction: Queries, Collaborations, Calibrations Simon Coleman and Pauline von Hellermann 2. Multi-Sited Ethnography: Five or Six Things I Know About It Now George E. Marcus Section A: Spatialities of the Field Section A Introduction Michael Crang 3. Researching Lives in Motion: Multi-sited Strategies in a Transnational Context Kanwal Mand 4. The Unwelcome Ethnographer, or What ‘Our’ People (May) Think of Multi-sited Research Ester Gallo 5. Exploring Senegalese Trans-local Spaces: Reflections on Multi-Sited Research Bruno Riccio Section B: Challenging Conventions? Multi-Sited Ethnographies of Institutions and Processes Section B Inroduction Andrea Cornwall 6. ‘What do You Call the Heathen These Days?’: For and Against Renewal in the Norwegian Mission Society Ingie Hovland 7. From Boardrooms to Mineshafts: In Pursuit of Global Corporate Citizenship Dinah Rajak 8. Understanding HIV/AIDS in Uganda: Sites and Positions Michael A. Whyte, Susan Reynolds Whyte and Jenipher Twebaze Section C: Multiple Pathways and the Price of Liberation Section C Introduction James Fairhead 9. Migratory Birds, Migratory Scientists, and Shifting Fields: The Political Ecology of a Northern Coastline Werner Krauss 10. The Anxieties of Engaging in Multi-Sited PhD Research: Reflections on Researching Indigenous Rights Processes in Venezuela Kathryn Tomlinson 11. Teaching with George Marcus (and Learning from Michael Fischer): Pedagogy as Multi-Sited Ethnography Kaushik Sunder Rajan 12. Novelty and Method: Reflections on Global Fieldwork James Ferguson

Simon Coleman is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Pauline von Hellermann is a Research Fellow in Anthropology at the University of Sussex.

• 1. Introduction: Queries, Collaborations, Calibrations Simon Coleman and Pauline von Hellermann 2. Multi-Sited Ethnography: Five or Six Things I Know About It Now George E. Marcus Section A: Spatialities of the Field Section A Introduction Michael Crang 3. Researching Lives in Motion: Multi-sited Strategies in a Transnational Context Kanwal Mand 4. The Unwelcome Ethnographer, or What ‘Our’ People (May) Think of Multi-sited Research Ester Gallo 5. Exploring Senegalese Trans-local Spaces: Reflections on Multi-Sited Research Bruno Riccio Section B: Challenging Conventions? Multi-Sited Ethnographies of Institutions and Processes Section B Inroduction Andrea Cornwall 6. ‘What do You Call the Heathen These Days?’: For and Against Renewal in the Norwegian Mission Society Ingie Hovland 7. From Boardrooms to Mineshafts: In Pursuit of Global Corporate Citizenship Dinah Rajak 8. Understanding HIV/AIDS in Uganda: Sites and Positions Michael A. Whyte, Susan Reynolds Whyte and Jenipher Twebaze Section C: Multiple Pathways and the Price of Liberation Section C Introduction James Fairhead 9. Migratory Birds, Migratory Scientists, and Shifting Fields: The Political Ecology of a Northern Coastline Werner Krauss 10. The Anxieties of Engaging in Multi-Sited PhD Research: Reflections on Researching Indigenous Rights Processes in Venezuela Kathryn Tomlinson 11. Teaching with George Marcus (and Learning from Michael Fischer): Pedagogy as Multi-Sited Ethnography Kaushik Sunder Rajan 12. Novelty and Method: Reflections on Global Fieldwork James Ferguson

Simon Coleman is a Professor of Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Pauline von Hellermann is a Research Fellow in Anthropology at the University of Sussex.

• 1. Introduction: Queries, Collaborations, Calibrations Simon Coleman and Pauline von Hellermann 2. Multi-Sited Ethnography: Five or Six Things I Know About It Now George E. Marcus Section A: Spatialities of the Field Section A Introduction Michael Crang 3. Researching Lives in Motion: Multi-sited Strategies in a Transnational Context Kanwal Mand 4. The Unwelcome Ethnographer, or What ‘Our’ People (May) Think of Multi-sited Research Ester Gallo 5. Exploring Senegalese Trans-local Spaces: Reflections on Multi-Sited Research Bruno Riccio Section B: Challenging Conventions? Multi-Sited Ethnographies of Institutions and Processes Section B Inroduction Andrea Cornwall 6. ‘What do You Call the Heathen These Days?’: For and Against Renewal in the Norwegian Mission Society Ingie Hovland 7. From Boardrooms to Mineshafts: In Pursuit of Global Corporate Citizenship Dinah Rajak 8. Understanding HIV/AIDS in Uganda: Sites and Positions Michael A. Whyte, Susan Reynolds Whyte and Jenipher Twebaze Section C: Multiple Pathways and the Price of Liberation Section C Introduction James Fairhead 9. Migratory Birds, Migratory Scientists, and Shifting Fields: The Political Ecology of a Northern Coastline Werner Krauss 10. The Anxieties of Engaging in Multi-Sited PhD Research: Reflections on Researching Indigenous Rights Processes in Venezuela Kathryn Tomlinson 11. Teaching with George Marcus (and Learning from Michael Fischer): Pedagogy as Multi-Sited Ethnography Kaushik Sunder Rajan 12. Novelty and Method: Reflections on Global Fieldwork James Ferguson