Experimenting with Ethnography

doi:10.1515/9781478091691

2021

DOI: 10.1515/9781478091691

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Experimenting with Ethnography

Abstract: We also thank all members of the ethos Lab at the it University of Copenhagen (itu) for their continuous inspiration on why experiments in analy sis matter. Thanks to the Navigating Complexity students; you have figured as an impor tant imagined audience for this book. Also at itu, we thank all members of the Data as Relation proj ect:

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Tiemensma,

Andersen,

Meijering

et al. 2024

SSM - Qualitative Research in Health

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“If you just sit at home and look out of the window, then there is no life.” an ethnographic study of how home-dwelling people with dementia use the cityscape's life in practice

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Andersen,

Meijering

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Mobile Phone Data Transforming Casework in Asylum Decision-making: Insights from the Danish Case

Nielsen,

Gammeltoft-Hansen,

Holten Møller

2024

ACM J. Responsib. Comput.

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The Danish Immigration Service estimates that approximately 20% of decisions in asylum cases are informed by data extracted from asylum seekers’ mobile phones, enabling more comprehensive constructions of data than passport or similar identification documents provide. Such data (e.g., from social media) feed into caseworker systems and inform decisions on whether to grant asylum to an applicant or not. During the asylum process both governmental authorities and NGOs have a formal role assisting individuals applying for asylum in understanding, intervening in, and participating in the socio-technical infrastructures through which data are produced and used, defined as data infrastructure literacy. In this paper we ask: In the context of mobile phone data transforming asylum casework in Denmark, what characterizes data infrastructure literacy for different stakeholders in the asylum process, including those subjected to the asylum procedure? The research presented in this paper is informed by qualitative data produced through semi-structured interviews (N = 10), summaries of asylum cases from both a public and a non-public dataset, and 160 hours of observational studies. Our findings suggest that data obtained from mobile phones have become an integral part of asylum decision-making. Furthermore, our findings suggest that data infrastructure literacy is conditioned by stakeholders’ understanding of mobile phone data as assembled and utilized in the following ways: 1) through distributed, collaborative, and data-driven efforts, 2) at every stage of the asylum procedure and beyond, 3) as back-up data for credibility assessment, 4) in unequal power dynamics of consent, and 5) by practices that continue to transform by use of new types of data. This is crucial for ensuring that individuals seeking asylum receive basic legal support during and after the implementation of new data infrastructures.

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La sostenibilidad del turismo comunitario a través del pensamiento de resiliencia: el caso de Yunguilla (Ecuador)

Chontasi,

Espeso-Molinero,

Pastor-Alfonso

2024

dag

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Estudiar el turismo comunitario a través de la resiliencia es una alternativa en la investigación para comprender los procesos de adaptación de las comunidades y, así, valorar su sostenibilidad. Este artículo tiene por objetivo comprender las prácticas de turismo comunitario que alimentan la resiliencia y al mismo tiempo aportan a los objetivos prácticos de la sostenibilidad, tomando como estudio de caso a la comunidad rural de Yunguilla (Ecuador), que tenía a la explotación maderera como principal actividad económica, lo que afectaba a su medio natural y a sus principales medios de vida. Utilizando la metodología cualitativa, con perspectiva etnográfica, que triangula entrevistas, observaciones participantes y otros documentos, el artículo reveló que el turismo comunitario es capaz de formular respuestas a las preocupaciones socioambientales y promover la racionalidad del uso de los recursos naturales. Se concluye que el turismo en Yunguilla, como modelo empresarial comunitario, es una estrategia de resiliencia que configura la sostenibilidad del sistema socioecológico.

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Experimenting with Ethnography

Cited by 3 publications

References 78 publications

“If you just sit at home and look out of the window, then there is no life.” an ethnographic study of how home-dwelling people with dementia use the cityscape's life in practice

“If you just sit at home and look out of the window, then there is no life.” an ethnographic study of how home-dwelling people with dementia use the cityscape's life in practice

Mobile Phone Data Transforming Casework in Asylum Decision-making: Insights from the Danish Case

La sostenibilidad del turismo comunitario a través del pensamiento de resiliencia: el caso de Yunguilla (Ecuador)

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