Kathryn Henne's guest appearances

Kathryn Henne

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Lisa Wade

David Garland

Victor Rios

Lois Lee

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In this episode, we talk with Kathryn Henne, a Senior Research Fellow at the Regulatory Institutions Network, an interdisciplinary research center housed at the Australian National University. We discuss Kathryn’s experience conducting multi-sited fieldwork for her book Testing for Athlete Citizenship: Regulating Doping and Sex in Sport. “This approach seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of how those localized and observable settings are conditioned, but also connected by those globalized dynamics which may not appear at first sight when you are in one particular site. So it really allows us to trace those processes and movements using qualitative methods.” – Kathryn Henne – 

In this episode, we talk with <a href="http://katehenne.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kathryn Henne</a>, a Senior Research Fellow at the Regulatory Institutions Network, an interdisciplinary research center housed at the Australian National University. We discuss Kathryn’s experience conducting multi-sited fieldwork for her book <a href="http://rutgerspress.rutgers.edu/product/Testing-for-Athlete-Citizenship,5546.aspx" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Testing for Athlete Citizenship: Regulating Doping and Sex in Sport</a>. “This approach seeks to provide a nuanced understanding of how those localized and observable settings are conditioned, but also connected by those globalized dynamics which may not appear at first sight when you are in one particular site. So it really allows us to trace those processes and movements using qualitative methods.” – Kathryn Henne –

Kathryn Henne on Multi-Sited Fieldwork

Today we are joined by Kathryn Henne. Kathryn is a Research Fellow at the Regulatory Institutions Network, a research center housed at the Australian National University and also a fellow of the Research School of Asia and the Pacific. Kathryn joins us to talk about her article “The ‘Science’ of Fair Play in Sport: Gender and the Politics of Testing”, which will appear in the forthcoming issue of Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. We discuss the shifting models of sex testing used by the International Olympic Committee, efforts to enforce the male female binary, and assumptions about fair play and the natural body. Download Office Hours #86

Today we are joined by Kathryn Henne. Kathryn is a Research Fellow at the Regulatory Institutions Network, a research center housed at the Australian National University and also a fellow of the Research School of Asia and the Pacific. Kathryn joins us to talk about her article “The ‘Science’ of Fair Play in Sport: Gender and the Politics of Testing”, which will appear in the forthcoming issue of Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. We discuss the shifting models of sex testing used by the International Olympic Committee, efforts to enforce the male female binary, and assumptions about fair play and the natural body. <a href="http://files.thesocietypages.org/downloads/OH86_Henne.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download Office Hours #86</a>

Kathryn Henne on Sport, Sex Testing, and Fairplay