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Steven F. Griffin,Daniel J. Inmannge of social, political and economically driven aims, impacted everyday relations in support settings. Whilst conducting the ethnography, I was confronted with a series of concerns and uncertainties relating to clarity over my positionality as a researcher. This led me to consider whether, through

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,Inductor’s Test and Characterization,al ethnography of gay dating sites such as PlanetRomeo and Grindr in Serbia comprises the methodological framework for this research. The main questions addressed in this chapter are: what are the connections between online and sexual intimacy among gay men in Serbia? What is the role of virtual eth

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Pilar Lacasa,Laura Méndez,Rut Martínezctitioner turns ethnographer: from confidante, resource, bystander, friend, lunch buddy and observed. I describe how the situated body becomes part of procedures and relations in the field and how denying this is to deny intuition, feelings and position as part of research relationships. This reflex

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Information Security Modeling and Analysis, healthcare needs. Drawing on the idea of trans-ethnography, this chapter describes how health and social care is organised in different kinds of overlapping and connected spaces in one case study of integrated care in England. The symbolic space of the planning unit, the collective space of the hos

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