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Thursday 24 April, 13:00 – 14:00 BST / 14:00 – 15:00 CEST
Exploring gender dynamics using ethnography: Epistemological and methodological issues
Presenters
Alice Lechat, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University
Cécile Poitevin, University of Bonn
Discussant – Carin Tunåker, University of Kent
The recent growth of data sources and new research tools has significantly advanced social science methods. These innovations present exciting opportunities and complex challenges, particularly for early career scholars.
In response, our Standing Group on Political Methodology has introduced its Early Careers Lounge. This series of free online workshops invites researchers to explore cutting-edge approaches and methods in social science and discuss how these are shaping the discipline. It offers a collaborative space to share work, exchange ideas and receive feedback from peers and experts.
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Sara Velander Universität Münster and University of Bonn
The event is completely FREE to attend. It's aimed at early career researchers, but we welcome all colleagues.
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Exploring gender dynamics using ethnography
