Roger Mac Ginty's guest appearances

Roger Mac Ginty

New Books in Political Science

New Books in Genocide Studies

New Books Network

Opinion Peace

In Conversation: An OUP Podcast

Peter Wallensteen

Jamie J

Marc Lanteigne

Roger Mac

OwlTail

“The Companion to Peace and Conflict Fieldwork” -  recently published volume edited by Roger Mac Ginty, Roddy Brett, and Birte Vogel - takes a reader through a life cycle of fieldwork. Through 33 chapters written in the first person, the Companion offers honest, thought-provoking, and imbued with humility accounts of practical, emotional, and ethical aspects and dilemmas of fieldwork as "a corrective to the under-reporting of what might go wrong in fieldwork and the Indiana Jones syndrome”. The editors and the authors emphasize that research is a personal, sensory, emotional, and relational experience and the importance of writing the Researcher back into the fieldwork process.For more about this episode and our guests' research check our webpage bit.ly/391XdkT

“The Companion to Peace and Conflict Fieldwork” -  recently published volume edited by Roger Mac Ginty, Roddy Brett, and Birte Vogel - takes a reader through a life cycle of fieldwork. Through 33 chapters written in the first person, the Companion offers honest, thought-provoking, and imbued with humility accounts of practical, emotional, and ethical aspects and dilemmas of fieldwork as "a corrective to the under-reporting of what might go wrong in fieldwork and the Indiana Jones syndrome”. The editors and the authors emphasize that research is a personal, sensory, emotional, and relational experience and the importance of writing the Researcher back into the fieldwork process.<br><br>For more about this episode and our guests' research check our webpage <a href="http://bit.ly/391XdkT" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/391XdkT</a>

Demystifying Fieldwork in Peace&Conflict Studies - w/Birte Vogel & Roger Mac Ginty