Erfaringer med institusjonell etnografi

Erfaringer med institusjonell etnografi

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Originally developed by the Canadian sociologist Dorothy E. Smith, institutional ethnography is an approach to research that aims to explore and challenge power relations in society. In Norway and the other Nordic countries, the approach is used by researchers in a variety disciplines and profession...

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Main Author: Magnussen, May-Linda (auth, Editor)
Other Authors: Eklund Nilsen, Ann Christin (auth), Bertelsen, Bård (auth), Saabye Christensen, Kira (auth), Jahreie, Josefine (auth), Jordal, Maiken Marie (auth), Kimathi, Eric (auth), Košuta, Minela (auth), Lund, Janne (auth), Kvernmo Næss, Siri Christine (auth), Lillehaug Pedersen, Linn-Marie (auth), Schrøder, Siv Kristine (auth), Steen-Johnsen, Tale (auth), Nyheim Stray, Karianne (auth), Mayora Synnes, Katrine (auth), Tørrisplass, Ann-Torill (auth), Åsheim, Hilde (auth), Nilsen, Ann Christin (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Norwegian
Danish
Published: Oslo Cappelen Damm Akademisk/NOASP (Nordic Open Access Scholarly Publishing) 2023
Subjects:
Society & social sciences
Sociology
Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography
institutional ethnography, Dorothy E. Smith, welfare, research method, social science, professions, sociology, institusjonell etnografi, Dorothy E. Smith, velferd, forskningsmetode, samfunnsvitenskap, profesjoner, sosiologi,
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