VOWING IN ANŞA BACILILAR by Ali SELÇUK

“…The data was compiled with participatory observation and in-depth interviews for both the field surveys. …”
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Transnationale Strategien zur Anpassung an Klimawandelfolgen versus lokalspezifische Anpassungserfordernisse? Das Beispiel des Ostseeraumes by Sonja Deppisch, Meike Albers

“…The analysis is based on documents, semi-structured interviews with experts and a participatory observation within a scenario-process. These exploratory studies point out that a transnational cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region could complement local and regional adaptation activities very well. …”
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« L’épopée » des clandestins by Zied Hadfi

“…Qualitative research techniques, particularly the exploration rather than participatory observation. Varied and moving stories which emphasize the individuality of the narrator in a very unusual way. …”
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Language practice in the multilingual workplace: A Confucius Institute in Macau by Gong Yang (Frank), Gao Xuesong (Andy), Li Citing, Xue Lian

“…In the study we collected multiple data from five staff members through participatory observations, open-ended interviews, and field notes, to examine their language practice in the Institute. …”
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Der andino-katholische Synkretismus im urbanen Bolivien am Beispiel der Motorfahrzeugsegnungen by Manuel Moser

“…Based on empirical research in 2017 and contributing to a break with a perspective of losses that is widespread in the work on Latin America by anthropologists of religion, this article doesn’t focus on “authenticity”, but analyzes how the population in today's Bolivia perceives and interprets a modern achievement.The article builds on data from participatory observations on motor vehicle blessing rituals in Bolivia and on narrative and semi-structured interviews with various drivers. …”
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Indigenous Peoples, the State, and the Economy in Indonesia: National Debates and Local Processes of Recognition by Timo Duile

“…Through analysis of legal documents and political processes, this paper focuses on state-indigenous relations in Indonesia, with an emphasis on economic processes. Participatory observations and interviews have been carried out to gain better insights into ongoing recognition of indigenous communities. …”
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