The politics and ethics of fieldwork
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The politics and ethics of fieldwork
（Sage university papers series, . Qualitative research methods ; v. 3）
Sage Publications, c1986
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Bibliography: p. 85-91
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Description
Sustained, intensive fieldwork involves the negotiation of trust between the researcher and the researched. In The Politics and Ethics of Fieldwork, Maurice Punch catalogues and illustrates occasions of trust-making and breaking among the many parties who are actively engaged in a research project. This is not, however, a dry listing of do's and don'ts. Professor Punch has provided a vivid, witty, sometimes ironic presentation packed with lively personal detail.
Table of Contents
Introduction
On the Politics of Fieldwork
Ethical Considerations in Fieldwork
Dialogue of the Deaf
A Case of Sponsorship and 'Publicatio Interruptus'
Conclusion
Muddy Boots and Grubby Hands
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