Doing ethnography in criminology : discovery through fieldwork /: discovery through fieldwork. ([2018])

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Editors, Stephen K. Rice and Michael D. Maltz ; foreword by Shadd Maruna.
• Editors: Rice, Stephen K; Maltz, Michael D
• Contents: Intro; Foreword; An Ethnography of Ethnographers: Humans Being Human; Contents; List of Contributors; About the Editors; Introduction: Walking a Mile in Another Person's Shoes; Steve; Mike; Other Stories; References; Seeing Like a Cop, Writing Like a Critical Scholar; Securing Access to Institutions; Accounting for My Presence in the Patrol Car; Dilemmas on the Front Lines; Seeing Like a Cop, Writing Like a Critical Scholar; References; Doing Court Ethnography: How I Learned to Study the Law in Action; How the Court Found Me; Why Study the Law in Action?; An Interdisciplinary Approach Court Narratives and CounternarrativesReference; Problematizing School Discipline and Struggling for Verstehen; Introduction; Qualitative Criminology and Centering Verstehen; Cultivating Interest in School Discipline; Pursuing an Empathetic Understanding; Reflecting on My Role and Disposition; Discourses Against and For Punitive Discipline; Agreeing with Versus Understanding; Discussion; References; The Sense and Nonsense in Planning Ahead: The Unanticipated Turns in Ethnographies on Crime and Drug Dealing; Planning Ahead: The Overemphasis on Risk Protecting the Data from Interested Police OfficersThe First Few Days; Conceptualizing My Data; Ethnographer as Sexual Educator; Capitalizing on Chance Encounters; Concluding Thoughts; References; The Promise and Process of Ethnography: What We Have Learned Studying Gang Members and CPS Kids; Decker's Pathway to Field Work and Ethnography; Cesar's Journey to Ethnography; Reflections from the Beginning and End of Careers in the Field; References; "Did I Just Get Caught Being Stupid?" Experiencing and Managing the Emotional Labor of Fieldwork; Process and Insight in Prison Ethnography Concluding CommentsReferences; Fieldwork with Homicide Detectives: 60 Minutes of Reflections from a British and American Criminologist; The Interview: Setting the Scene; Why Fieldwork and Why Homicide Detectives?; Access to the Closed World of Homicide Detectives; Preparing for Fieldwork; Focusing the Research: Themes and Questions; Fieldwork Planning and Introductions to the Field: Schedules, Protocols, and Layers of Access; Becoming Embedded; Attending Homicide Scenes: Being Prepared; Recording Data in the Field: Schedules, Diaries, and Digital Recorders; Ethnography and Emotion Leaving the Field and Writing-UpSome Final Reflections on Lessons Learnt; Further Reading; To the Bridge and Back: Risks, Rewards, and Rookie Mistakes in a Study of Postwar Bosnia; To the Bridge; The Road to Sarajevo; Back from the Bridge; Lessons Learned: Risks, Rewards, and Rookie Mistakes; References; Keeping Classic Ethnographic Traditions Alive in the Modern-Day Academy; Introduction; The "Academic Speedup" and Rational Adaptations by Scholars; Ethnographic Traditions; What Must Not Be Lost?; Maximizing Ethnographic Data; Let Technology Do the Work for You
• Publisher Details: Cham, Switzerland : Springer
• Publication Date: 2018
• Copyright Date: 2018
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 364; Criminology; Criminology -- Research; Ethnology -- Research; Crime and race; SOCIAL SCIENCE / Criminology; Social Science -- Anthropology -- General; Social & cultural anthropology, ethnography; Research; Ethnography; Social Science -- Criminology; Crime & criminology; Electronic books; Electronic books
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783319963167; 3319963163
• Related ISBNs: 9783319963150
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed October 24, 2018).
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