Sam Hillyard is a Reader in Sociology at Durham in the United Kingdom. She is the series editor of Studies in Qualitative Methodology (Emerald) and a member of the editorial board for the journal Qualitative Research. Her research interests lie with the synergies between theoretical ideas and empirical ethnographic research. This interest has been applied across a variety of research settings: Recent projects include game shooting in the UK and access to elite higher education. These interests are reflected in a series of funding awards from the ESRC, the Rural Economy and Land Use programme (ESRC, NERC, and BBSRC), and Natural Resources Wales. Her books include Doing Fieldwork with Professor Pole (2016) and Approaches to Fieldwork, a four-volume collection (2014).

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• VOLUME ONE: THEORETICAL IDEAS AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE FIELDWORK TRADITIONArticulating Theory, Practice and Objectivity in the Ethnography of Education as a Community of Practice - Dennis BeachThe Public and Private in C. Wright Mills’s Life and Work - John BrewerVillage on the Border, Anthropology at the Crossroads: The Significance of a Classic British Ethnography - Anthony CohenThe Methodological Impact of Feminism: A Troubling Issue for Sociology? - Rachel Lara Cohen, Christina Hughes and Richard LampardThe Only Honest Thing: Autoethnography, Reflexivity and Small Crises in Fieldwork - Sara DelamontSearching for Realism, Structure and Agency in Actor Network Theory - Dave Elder-VassThe Sad Demise, Mysterious Disappearance, and Glorious Triumph of Symbolic Internationalism - Gary FineTowards a Peopled Ethnography: Developing Theory from Group Life - Gary FineOn Fieldwork - Erving GoffmanQualitative Inquiry: Where Are the Ruins? - Maggie MacLureLifelong Learning to Labour: Apprenticeship, Masculinity and Communities of Practice - Andrew ParkerSome Problems of Interpretative Historiography - Paul RockThe Life Histories of W. I. Thomas and Robert E. Park - Paul BakerInstitutional Ethnography and Actor–Network Theory: A Framework for Researching the Assessment of Trainee Teachers - Jonathan TummonsThe Geography of Disciplinary Amnesia: Eleven Scholars Reflect on the International State of Symbolic Interactionism - Phillip VanniniVOLUME TWO: TECHNIQUE AND TECHNOLOGIESThe Importance of Being a ‘Lady’: Hyper-Femininity and Heterosexuality in the Private, Single-Sex Primary School - Alexandra AllanCharting the Ludodrome: The Mediation of Urban and Simulated Space and Rise of the Flâneur Electronique - Rowland Atkinson and Paul WillisWhy Are Social Scientists Still Reluctant to Embrace Email as Data? An Ethnographic Examination of Interactions within Virtual Teams - Yee Wei (Carol) Au and Abigail Marks“Either Side of Delphy Bridge”: A Deep Mapping Project Evoking and Engaging the Lives of Older Adults in Rural North Cornwall - Jane Bailey and Iain BiggsFrom Co-location to Co-presence: Shifts in the Use of Ethnography for the Study of Knowledge - Anne BeaulieuHow I Learned What a Crock Was - Howard BeckerPhoto-Elicitation and the Agricultural Landscape: ‘Seeing’ and ‘Telling’ about Farming, Community and Place - Ruth BeilinBack to the Shed: Gendered Visions of Technology and Domesticity - Genevieve Bell and Paul DourishAnimating Suspension: Waiting for Mobilities - David BissellChildern, Mobility and Space: Using GPS and Mobile Phone Technologies in Ethnographic Research - Pia Christensen, Miguel R. Mikkelsen, Thomas Alexander, Sick Nielsen and Henrik HarderFraming Rural Fashion: Observations from Badminton Horse Trials - Alison Goodrum and Kevin HuntDigital Futures? Sociological Challenges and Opportunities in the Emergent Semantic Web - Susan Halford, Catherine Pope and Mark WealKnowing the City: Maps, Mobility and Urban Outreach Work - Tom Hall and Robin SmithUsing Internet Technologies (Such As Skype) as a Research Medium: A Research Note - Paul HannaTalking about Pictures: A Case for Photo Elicitation - Douglas HarperLife Stories and Social Careers: Ageing and Social Life in an Ex-Mining Town - Robin HumphreyThe Power of Corridors: Connecting Doors, Mobilising Materials, Plotting Openness - Rachel HurdleyRecording Technologies and the Interview in Sociology, 1920–2000 - Raymond LeeFishmongers in a Global Economy: Craft and Social Relations on a London Market - Dawn Lyon and Les BackAn Ethics of Intimacy: Online Dating, Viral-Sociality and Living with HIV - Fadhila MazanderaniCementing Relations within a Sporting Field: Fell Running in the English Lake District and the Acquisition of Existential Capital - Sarah NettletonWalking, Sensing, Belonging: Ethno-Mimesis as Performative Praxis - Maggie O’Neill and Phil HubbardBeing There, Teleography and the Wire - Martin ParkerAn Urban Tour; The Sensory Sociality of Ethnographic Place-Making - Sarah PinkNew Avenues for Sociological Inquiry: Evolving Forms of Ethnographic Practice - Laura Robinson and Jeremy SchulzThe Postmodern Ethnographic Flaneur and the Study of Hyper-Mediated Everyday Life - Charles SoukupVOLUME THREE: THE PURPOSE, TASK AND AMBITIONS OF FIELDWORKQualitative Research- Unity and Diversity - Paul Atkinson“The second Banbury Study”, Colin Bell Interviewed by Paul Thompson - Paul ThompsonEmotion and Place Promotion: Passionate about a Former Coalfield - Katy BennettExaggerated Femininity and Tortured Masculinity: Embodying Gender in the Horseracing Industry - Deborah Butler and Nickie Charles(Net)Working Out: Social Capital in Private Health Club - Nick CrossleyGoing Back to Re-Study Communities: Challenges and Opportunities - Graham CrowThe Smell of Sweat and Rum: Teacher Authority in Capoeira Classes - Sara DelamontFour Days in a Strange Place - Locus CongressiMundane Mobilities, Performance and Spaces of Tourism - Tim EdensorConsumption Styles and the Fluid Complexity of Punk Authenticity - William ForceNotes from the Sports Club: Confessional Tales of Two Researchers - Darla Fortune and Heather MairEthnography in Evolution: Adapting to the Animal “Other” in Organizations - Lindsay Hamilton and Nick TaylorAnthropology, Class and the ‘Big Heads’: An Ethnography of Distinctions between ‘Rough’ and ‘Posh’ amongst Women Workers in the UK Pottery Industry - Elizabeth HartSeeking the Analytic Imagination: Reflections on the Process of Interpreting Qualitative Data - Allison JamesConstructing the Sick Child: The Cultural Politics of Children’s Hospitals - Allison James and Penny CurtisIf No Means No, Does Yes Mean Yes? Consenting to Research Intimacies - Julia O’Connell DavidsonYou Are What You Research: A Researcher Partisanship and the Sociology of the Underdog - Karen LumsdenEthnographic Returning, Qualitative Longitudinal Research and the Reflective Analysis of Social Practice - Karen O’ReillyClose But Not Too Close: Friendship as Method(ology) in Ethnographic Research Encounters - Helen Owten and Jacquelyn Allen-CollinsonEveryday Risks and Professional Dilemmas: Fieldwork with Alcohol-based (Sporting) Subcultures - Catherine Palmer and Kirrilly ThompsonHow to Look Good (Nearly) Naked: The Performative Regulation of the Swimmer’s Body - Susie ScottGoffman’s Interaction Order at the Margins: Stigma, Role, and Normalization in the Outreach Encounter - Robin SmithUncovering a Hidden “I” in Contemporary Urban Ethnography - Alford Young, JrVOLUME FOUR: OUTCOMES: STYLE, QUALITY AND IMPACTIntroduction: What Is the Empirical? - Lisa Adkins and Celia LuryThe Globalization of Qualitative Research - Pertti AlasuutariThe Mastersingers: Language and Practice in an Operatic Masterclass - Paul AtkinsonIdentifying and Comparing Scandinavian Ethnography: Comparisons and Influences - Dennis BeachFor Public Sociology - Michael BurawoyHalf-Remembrance of Things Past: Critics and Cuts of Old - John EldridgeOn the Run: Wanted Men in a Philadelphia Ghetto - Alice GoffmanOn Becker’s Studies of Marijuana Use as an Example of Analytic Induction - Martyn HammersleyLocal Knowledge and Local Power: Notes on the Ethnography of Local Community Elites - Albert HunterThe New Mobilities Paradigm - Mimi Sheller and John UrrySeeing Differently: Ethnography and Explanatory Power - Beverley SkeggsNovel Ethnographic Representations and the Dilemmas of Judgement - Andrew SparkesNew Methods, Old Problems: A Sceptical View of Innovation in Qualitative Research - Max TraversDe-Intellectualizing American Sociology: A History, of Sorts - Stephen TurnerQuestioning Research with Children: Discrepancy between Theory and Practice? - Emma UprichardPopularizing Ethnography: Reflections on Writing for Popular Audiences in Magazines and Blogs - Phillip VanniniScrutinizing the Street: Poverty, Morality, and the pitfalls of Urban Ethnography - Loïc WacquantThe Curious Eclipse of Prison Ethnography in the Age of Mass Incarceration - Loïc WacquantInnovation in Qualitative Research Methods: A Narrative Review - Rose Wiles, Graham Crow and Helen Pain

Sam Hillyard is a Reader in Sociology at Durham in the United Kingdom. She is the series editor of Studies in Qualitative Methodology (Emerald) and a member of the editorial board for the journal Qualitative Research. Her research interests lie with the synergies between theoretical ideas and empirical ethnographic research. This interest has been applied across a variety of research settings: Recent projects include game shooting in the UK and access to elite higher education. These interests are reflected in a series of funding awards from the ESRC, the Rural Economy and Land Use programme (ESRC, NERC, and BBSRC), and Natural Resources Wales. Her books include Doing Fieldwork with Professor Pole (2016) and Approaches to Fieldwork, a four-volume collection (2014).

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• VOLUME ONE: THEORETICAL IDEAS AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE FIELDWORK TRADITIONArticulating Theory, Practice and Objectivity in the Ethnography of Education as a Community of Practice - Dennis BeachThe Public and Private in C. Wright Mills’s Life and Work - John BrewerVillage on the Border, Anthropology at the Crossroads: The Significance of a Classic British Ethnography - Anthony CohenThe Methodological Impact of Feminism: A Troubling Issue for Sociology? - Rachel Lara Cohen, Christina Hughes and Richard LampardThe Only Honest Thing: Autoethnography, Reflexivity and Small Crises in Fieldwork - Sara DelamontSearching for Realism, Structure and Agency in Actor Network Theory - Dave Elder-VassThe Sad Demise, Mysterious Disappearance, and Glorious Triumph of Symbolic Internationalism - Gary FineTowards a Peopled Ethnography: Developing Theory from Group Life - Gary FineOn Fieldwork - Erving GoffmanQualitative Inquiry: Where Are the Ruins? - Maggie MacLureLifelong Learning to Labour: Apprenticeship, Masculinity and Communities of Practice - Andrew ParkerSome Problems of Interpretative Historiography - Paul RockThe Life Histories of W. I. Thomas and Robert E. Park - Paul BakerInstitutional Ethnography and Actor–Network Theory: A Framework for Researching the Assessment of Trainee Teachers - Jonathan TummonsThe Geography of Disciplinary Amnesia: Eleven Scholars Reflect on the International State of Symbolic Interactionism - Phillip VanniniVOLUME TWO: TECHNIQUE AND TECHNOLOGIESThe Importance of Being a ‘Lady’: Hyper-Femininity and Heterosexuality in the Private, Single-Sex Primary School - Alexandra AllanCharting the Ludodrome: The Mediation of Urban and Simulated Space and Rise of the Flâneur Electronique - Rowland Atkinson and Paul WillisWhy Are Social Scientists Still Reluctant to Embrace Email as Data? An Ethnographic Examination of Interactions within Virtual Teams - Yee Wei (Carol) Au and Abigail Marks“Either Side of Delphy Bridge”: A Deep Mapping Project Evoking and Engaging the Lives of Older Adults in Rural North Cornwall - Jane Bailey and Iain BiggsFrom Co-location to Co-presence: Shifts in the Use of Ethnography for the Study of Knowledge - Anne BeaulieuHow I Learned What a Crock Was - Howard BeckerPhoto-Elicitation and the Agricultural Landscape: ‘Seeing’ and ‘Telling’ about Farming, Community and Place - Ruth BeilinBack to the Shed: Gendered Visions of Technology and Domesticity - Genevieve Bell and Paul DourishAnimating Suspension: Waiting for Mobilities - David BissellChildern, Mobility and Space: Using GPS and Mobile Phone Technologies in Ethnographic Research - Pia Christensen, Miguel R. Mikkelsen, Thomas Alexander, Sick Nielsen and Henrik HarderFraming Rural Fashion: Observations from Badminton Horse Trials - Alison Goodrum and Kevin HuntDigital Futures? Sociological Challenges and Opportunities in the Emergent Semantic Web - Susan Halford, Catherine Pope and Mark WealKnowing the City: Maps, Mobility and Urban Outreach Work - Tom Hall and Robin SmithUsing Internet Technologies (Such As Skype) as a Research Medium: A Research Note - Paul HannaTalking about Pictures: A Case for Photo Elicitation - Douglas HarperLife Stories and Social Careers: Ageing and Social Life in an Ex-Mining Town - Robin HumphreyThe Power of Corridors: Connecting Doors, Mobilising Materials, Plotting Openness - Rachel HurdleyRecording Technologies and the Interview in Sociology, 1920–2000 - Raymond LeeFishmongers in a Global Economy: Craft and Social Relations on a London Market - Dawn Lyon and Les BackAn Ethics of Intimacy: Online Dating, Viral-Sociality and Living with HIV - Fadhila MazanderaniCementing Relations within a Sporting Field: Fell Running in the English Lake District and the Acquisition of Existential Capital - Sarah NettletonWalking, Sensing, Belonging: Ethno-Mimesis as Performative Praxis - Maggie O’Neill and Phil HubbardBeing There, Teleography and the Wire - Martin ParkerAn Urban Tour; The Sensory Sociality of Ethnographic Place-Making - Sarah PinkNew Avenues for Sociological Inquiry: Evolving Forms of Ethnographic Practice - Laura Robinson and Jeremy SchulzThe Postmodern Ethnographic Flaneur and the Study of Hyper-Mediated Everyday Life - Charles SoukupVOLUME THREE: THE PURPOSE, TASK AND AMBITIONS OF FIELDWORKQualitative Research- Unity and Diversity - Paul Atkinson“The second Banbury Study”, Colin Bell Interviewed by Paul Thompson - Paul ThompsonEmotion and Place Promotion: Passionate about a Former Coalfield - Katy BennettExaggerated Femininity and Tortured Masculinity: Embodying Gender in the Horseracing Industry - Deborah Butler and Nickie Charles(Net)Working Out: Social Capital in Private Health Club - Nick CrossleyGoing Back to Re-Study Communities: Challenges and Opportunities - Graham CrowThe Smell of Sweat and Rum: Teacher Authority in Capoeira Classes - Sara DelamontFour Days in a Strange Place - Locus CongressiMundane Mobilities, Performance and Spaces of Tourism - Tim EdensorConsumption Styles and the Fluid Complexity of Punk Authenticity - William ForceNotes from the Sports Club: Confessional Tales of Two Researchers - Darla Fortune and Heather MairEthnography in Evolution: Adapting to the Animal “Other” in Organizations - Lindsay Hamilton and Nick TaylorAnthropology, Class and the ‘Big Heads’: An Ethnography of Distinctions between ‘Rough’ and ‘Posh’ amongst Women Workers in the UK Pottery Industry - Elizabeth HartSeeking the Analytic Imagination: Reflections on the Process of Interpreting Qualitative Data - Allison JamesConstructing the Sick Child: The Cultural Politics of Children’s Hospitals - Allison James and Penny CurtisIf No Means No, Does Yes Mean Yes? Consenting to Research Intimacies - Julia O’Connell DavidsonYou Are What You Research: A Researcher Partisanship and the Sociology of the Underdog - Karen LumsdenEthnographic Returning, Qualitative Longitudinal Research and the Reflective Analysis of Social Practice - Karen O’ReillyClose But Not Too Close: Friendship as Method(ology) in Ethnographic Research Encounters - Helen Owten and Jacquelyn Allen-CollinsonEveryday Risks and Professional Dilemmas: Fieldwork with Alcohol-based (Sporting) Subcultures - Catherine Palmer and Kirrilly ThompsonHow to Look Good (Nearly) Naked: The Performative Regulation of the Swimmer’s Body - Susie ScottGoffman’s Interaction Order at the Margins: Stigma, Role, and Normalization in the Outreach Encounter - Robin SmithUncovering a Hidden “I” in Contemporary Urban Ethnography - Alford Young, JrVOLUME FOUR: OUTCOMES: STYLE, QUALITY AND IMPACTIntroduction: What Is the Empirical? - Lisa Adkins and Celia LuryThe Globalization of Qualitative Research - Pertti AlasuutariThe Mastersingers: Language and Practice in an Operatic Masterclass - Paul AtkinsonIdentifying and Comparing Scandinavian Ethnography: Comparisons and Influences - Dennis BeachFor Public Sociology - Michael BurawoyHalf-Remembrance of Things Past: Critics and Cuts of Old - John EldridgeOn the Run: Wanted Men in a Philadelphia Ghetto - Alice GoffmanOn Becker’s Studies of Marijuana Use as an Example of Analytic Induction - Martyn HammersleyLocal Knowledge and Local Power: Notes on the Ethnography of Local Community Elites - Albert HunterThe New Mobilities Paradigm - Mimi Sheller and John UrrySeeing Differently: Ethnography and Explanatory Power - Beverley SkeggsNovel Ethnographic Representations and the Dilemmas of Judgement - Andrew SparkesNew Methods, Old Problems: A Sceptical View of Innovation in Qualitative Research - Max TraversDe-Intellectualizing American Sociology: A History, of Sorts - Stephen TurnerQuestioning Research with Children: Discrepancy between Theory and Practice? - Emma UprichardPopularizing Ethnography: Reflections on Writing for Popular Audiences in Magazines and Blogs - Phillip VanniniScrutinizing the Street: Poverty, Morality, and the pitfalls of Urban Ethnography - Loïc WacquantThe Curious Eclipse of Prison Ethnography in the Age of Mass Incarceration - Loïc WacquantInnovation in Qualitative Research Methods: A Narrative Review - Rose Wiles, Graham Crow and Helen Pain

Sam Hillyard is a Reader in Sociology at Durham in the United Kingdom. She is the series editor of Studies in Qualitative Methodology (Emerald) and a member of the editorial board for the journal Qualitative Research. Her research interests lie with the synergies between theoretical ideas and empirical ethnographic research. This interest has been applied across a variety of research settings: Recent projects include game shooting in the UK and access to elite higher education. These interests are reflected in a series of funding awards from the ESRC, the Rural Economy and Land Use programme (ESRC, NERC, and BBSRC), and Natural Resources Wales. Her books include Doing Fieldwork with Professor Pole (2016) and Approaches to Fieldwork, a four-volume collection (2014).

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• VOLUME ONE: THEORETICAL IDEAS AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE FIELDWORK TRADITIONArticulating Theory, Practice and Objectivity in the Ethnography of Education as a Community of Practice - Dennis BeachThe Public and Private in C. Wright Mills’s Life and Work - John BrewerVillage on the Border, Anthropology at the Crossroads: The Significance of a Classic British Ethnography - Anthony CohenThe Methodological Impact of Feminism: A Troubling Issue for Sociology? - Rachel Lara Cohen, Christina Hughes and Richard LampardThe Only Honest Thing: Autoethnography, Reflexivity and Small Crises in Fieldwork - Sara DelamontSearching for Realism, Structure and Agency in Actor Network Theory - Dave Elder-VassThe Sad Demise, Mysterious Disappearance, and Glorious Triumph of Symbolic Internationalism - Gary FineTowards a Peopled Ethnography: Developing Theory from Group Life - Gary FineOn Fieldwork - Erving GoffmanQualitative Inquiry: Where Are the Ruins? - Maggie MacLureLifelong Learning to Labour: Apprenticeship, Masculinity and Communities of Practice - Andrew ParkerSome Problems of Interpretative Historiography - Paul RockThe Life Histories of W. I. Thomas and Robert E. Park - Paul BakerInstitutional Ethnography and Actor–Network Theory: A Framework for Researching the Assessment of Trainee Teachers - Jonathan TummonsThe Geography of Disciplinary Amnesia: Eleven Scholars Reflect on the International State of Symbolic Interactionism - Phillip VanniniVOLUME TWO: TECHNIQUE AND TECHNOLOGIESThe Importance of Being a ‘Lady’: Hyper-Femininity and Heterosexuality in the Private, Single-Sex Primary School - Alexandra AllanCharting the Ludodrome: The Mediation of Urban and Simulated Space and Rise of the Flâneur Electronique - Rowland Atkinson and Paul WillisWhy Are Social Scientists Still Reluctant to Embrace Email as Data? An Ethnographic Examination of Interactions within Virtual Teams - Yee Wei (Carol) Au and Abigail Marks“Either Side of Delphy Bridge”: A Deep Mapping Project Evoking and Engaging the Lives of Older Adults in Rural North Cornwall - Jane Bailey and Iain BiggsFrom Co-location to Co-presence: Shifts in the Use of Ethnography for the Study of Knowledge - Anne BeaulieuHow I Learned What a Crock Was - Howard BeckerPhoto-Elicitation and the Agricultural Landscape: ‘Seeing’ and ‘Telling’ about Farming, Community and Place - Ruth BeilinBack to the Shed: Gendered Visions of Technology and Domesticity - Genevieve Bell and Paul DourishAnimating Suspension: Waiting for Mobilities - David BissellChildern, Mobility and Space: Using GPS and Mobile Phone Technologies in Ethnographic Research - Pia Christensen, Miguel R. Mikkelsen, Thomas Alexander, Sick Nielsen and Henrik HarderFraming Rural Fashion: Observations from Badminton Horse Trials - Alison Goodrum and Kevin HuntDigital Futures? Sociological Challenges and Opportunities in the Emergent Semantic Web - Susan Halford, Catherine Pope and Mark WealKnowing the City: Maps, Mobility and Urban Outreach Work - Tom Hall and Robin SmithUsing Internet Technologies (Such As Skype) as a Research Medium: A Research Note - Paul HannaTalking about Pictures: A Case for Photo Elicitation - Douglas HarperLife Stories and Social Careers: Ageing and Social Life in an Ex-Mining Town - Robin HumphreyThe Power of Corridors: Connecting Doors, Mobilising Materials, Plotting Openness - Rachel HurdleyRecording Technologies and the Interview in Sociology, 1920–2000 - Raymond LeeFishmongers in a Global Economy: Craft and Social Relations on a London Market - Dawn Lyon and Les BackAn Ethics of Intimacy: Online Dating, Viral-Sociality and Living with HIV - Fadhila MazanderaniCementing Relations within a Sporting Field: Fell Running in the English Lake District and the Acquisition of Existential Capital - Sarah NettletonWalking, Sensing, Belonging: Ethno-Mimesis as Performative Praxis - Maggie O’Neill and Phil HubbardBeing There, Teleography and the Wire - Martin ParkerAn Urban Tour; The Sensory Sociality of Ethnographic Place-Making - Sarah PinkNew Avenues for Sociological Inquiry: Evolving Forms of Ethnographic Practice - Laura Robinson and Jeremy SchulzThe Postmodern Ethnographic Flaneur and the Study of Hyper-Mediated Everyday Life - Charles SoukupVOLUME THREE: THE PURPOSE, TASK AND AMBITIONS OF FIELDWORKQualitative Research- Unity and Diversity - Paul Atkinson“The second Banbury Study”, Colin Bell Interviewed by Paul Thompson - Paul ThompsonEmotion and Place Promotion: Passionate about a Former Coalfield - Katy BennettExaggerated Femininity and Tortured Masculinity: Embodying Gender in the Horseracing Industry - Deborah Butler and Nickie Charles(Net)Working Out: Social Capital in Private Health Club - Nick CrossleyGoing Back to Re-Study Communities: Challenges and Opportunities - Graham CrowThe Smell of Sweat and Rum: Teacher Authority in Capoeira Classes - Sara DelamontFour Days in a Strange Place - Locus CongressiMundane Mobilities, Performance and Spaces of Tourism - Tim EdensorConsumption Styles and the Fluid Complexity of Punk Authenticity - William ForceNotes from the Sports Club: Confessional Tales of Two Researchers - Darla Fortune and Heather MairEthnography in Evolution: Adapting to the Animal “Other” in Organizations - Lindsay Hamilton and Nick TaylorAnthropology, Class and the ‘Big Heads’: An Ethnography of Distinctions between ‘Rough’ and ‘Posh’ amongst Women Workers in the UK Pottery Industry - Elizabeth HartSeeking the Analytic Imagination: Reflections on the Process of Interpreting Qualitative Data - Allison JamesConstructing the Sick Child: The Cultural Politics of Children’s Hospitals - Allison James and Penny CurtisIf No Means No, Does Yes Mean Yes? Consenting to Research Intimacies - Julia O’Connell DavidsonYou Are What You Research: A Researcher Partisanship and the Sociology of the Underdog - Karen LumsdenEthnographic Returning, Qualitative Longitudinal Research and the Reflective Analysis of Social Practice - Karen O’ReillyClose But Not Too Close: Friendship as Method(ology) in Ethnographic Research Encounters - Helen Owten and Jacquelyn Allen-CollinsonEveryday Risks and Professional Dilemmas: Fieldwork with Alcohol-based (Sporting) Subcultures - Catherine Palmer and Kirrilly ThompsonHow to Look Good (Nearly) Naked: The Performative Regulation of the Swimmer’s Body - Susie ScottGoffman’s Interaction Order at the Margins: Stigma, Role, and Normalization in the Outreach Encounter - Robin SmithUncovering a Hidden “I” in Contemporary Urban Ethnography - Alford Young, JrVOLUME FOUR: OUTCOMES: STYLE, QUALITY AND IMPACTIntroduction: What Is the Empirical? - Lisa Adkins and Celia LuryThe Globalization of Qualitative Research - Pertti AlasuutariThe Mastersingers: Language and Practice in an Operatic Masterclass - Paul AtkinsonIdentifying and Comparing Scandinavian Ethnography: Comparisons and Influences - Dennis BeachFor Public Sociology - Michael BurawoyHalf-Remembrance of Things Past: Critics and Cuts of Old - John EldridgeOn the Run: Wanted Men in a Philadelphia Ghetto - Alice GoffmanOn Becker’s Studies of Marijuana Use as an Example of Analytic Induction - Martyn HammersleyLocal Knowledge and Local Power: Notes on the Ethnography of Local Community Elites - Albert HunterThe New Mobilities Paradigm - Mimi Sheller and John UrrySeeing Differently: Ethnography and Explanatory Power - Beverley SkeggsNovel Ethnographic Representations and the Dilemmas of Judgement - Andrew SparkesNew Methods, Old Problems: A Sceptical View of Innovation in Qualitative Research - Max TraversDe-Intellectualizing American Sociology: A History, of Sorts - Stephen TurnerQuestioning Research with Children: Discrepancy between Theory and Practice? - Emma UprichardPopularizing Ethnography: Reflections on Writing for Popular Audiences in Magazines and Blogs - Phillip VanniniScrutinizing the Street: Poverty, Morality, and the pitfalls of Urban Ethnography - Loïc WacquantThe Curious Eclipse of Prison Ethnography in the Age of Mass Incarceration - Loïc WacquantInnovation in Qualitative Research Methods: A Narrative Review - Rose Wiles, Graham Crow and Helen Pain