Institutional ethnography
Institutional ethnography: A sociology for librarianship
... called Institutional Ethnography (IE) and demonstrate how it can contribute to a critical understanding of library and information science practices and ...
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Working with Youth as Stakeholders in Mental Health System Transformation: An Institutional Ethnography of a Service Organization in ACCESS Open Minds
... Institutional ethnography (IE) was considered to be an appropriate methodology because it provides the means to focus on people's experience of youth engagement, specifically on how youths’ knowledge may be ...
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Institutional Ethnography as a Method of Inquiry for Criminal Justice and Socio-Legal Studies
... called institutional ethnography (IE)—a method of qualitative inquiry created in Canada—for exploring the nexus between dominant (official) and experiential knowledge practices in the context of everyday ...
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Sexuality and the ‘relations of ruling’ : using institutional ethnography to research lesbian and gay foster care and adoption
... of institutional ethnography may be used to make sense of social work responses to lesbian and gay foster care and ...that institutional ethnography should examine the ways in which people’s ...
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Being an Austrian mother with rheumatoid arthritis: An institutional ethnography about the social organization of everyday life
... I started with the disjuncture in clinical practice; this research opened up the complexity of daily life and in particular the social organization of the daily lives of the seven women. The standpoint of the women who ...
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Men and Their Interventions in Violence Against Women: Developing an Institutional Ethnography
... Institutional ethnography (IE) has developed from the work of Dorothy Smith and incorporates and builds on feminism and a number of social theories and concepts: ethnomethodology, phenomenology, Marx and ...
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Achieving standpoint: Using ‘I poem’ narratives as a reflective tool within an institutional ethnography of ‘care’in a primary school in the north of England
... University of Huddersfield Repository Reid, James Achieving standpoint: Using ‘I poem’ narratives as a reflective tool within an institutional ethnography of ‘care’in a primary school in[r] ...
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Navigating the Politics of Fieldwork Using Institutional Ethnography: Strategies for Practice
... an institutional ethnography is not about people per ...these institutional arrangements are the objects of ...our institutional ethnographies generated findings that stretch beyond any one ...
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Postpositivist research in education : theorising social structure in critical and institutional ethnography
... critical ethnography and Freirian "empowering" research all stand in opposition to prevailing scientific norms through their "transformative agendas" and their concern with research as ...critical ...
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An institutional ethnography of chronic pain management in family medicine (COPE) study protocol
... Describe carefully and empirically the work that goes into caring for complex patients with chronic pain and multi-morbidities beginning from the standpoint of primary care physicians an[r] ...
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The influence of institutional discourses on the work of informal carers: an institutional ethnography from the perspective of informal carers
... contribution to shared care. Both arguments are found in the government documents on care for the elderly in Norway [3–6]. However, most of the informal carers found this supportive strategy to be quite demanding. As ...
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Conducting ethnography in medical settings
... not have the requisite expertise to judge a qualitative protocol. In more recent months these difficulties have been compounded by research governance requirements, which, for example, mean that all research has to be ...
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Introduction : towards an ethnography of meeting
... her ethnography of the Olympic Park Legacy Company in London, Evans shows how meetings function as vehicles for circumscribed forms of empowerment, and do more than simply reproduce the kinds of interest they ...
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An Ethnography of Independent Midwifery in Ireland
... This chapter is presented in several contrasting but complementary parts. Each considers the day-to-day and ordinary practices that constitute independent midwifery in Ireland. The first is a consideration of the ...
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Meta ethnography E&E
... Meta-ethnography is distinguished from other forms of qualitative meta-analysis and qualitative synthesis because it allows the study of interconnectedness, as conducted through a process that remains consistent ...
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Bridging Classroom Language Ethnography
... Naming one’s own identity and telling one’s own story is a central aspect of Critical Race Theory (e.g., Dixon & Rousseau ,2006; Ladson-Billings, 1999; Solorzano & Yasso, 2002), which is a theoretical construct ...
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Working visually in community identity ethnography
... Working Visually in Community Identity Ethnography Jon Austin, University of Southern Queensland, Queensland, Australia Andrew Hickey, University of Southern Queensland, Queensland, Aust[r] ...
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Linguistic ethnography in realist perspective
... that ethnography ‘allows us to check, at the lowest level, how larger patterns and developments are set down in the actual realities of language usage,’ but I am not so sure that the issue is merely one of ...
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An ethnography of multiplicity : Wittgenstein and plurality in the organisation
... In the representation presented we find two primary groups each trying to control, for different reasons, the definitions of agile; a departing group of external consultants attempt to take with them the possibility for ...
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The music of organising: Exploring aesthetic ethnography
... Aesthetic ethnography begins with this same sense of wonder in seeing the group being researched as ‘exceptional and unique’ (Goetz & LeCompte, 1984, ...
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