… orientation to participation—especially within the specific tradition of participatory design— …
stems from, as we have stated, the different ways creativity is positioned and valued in the …

… ‘anthropology is not ethnography’, a point we will return to presently and which we also wish
to add to in pointing out that ethnography is … terms—anthropology, ethnography, participant …

… We name participants where they have consented during the … Design Ethnography is the
outcome of more than a decade … , concepts and practice of design ethnography we present here …

… the design studio in its form of inquiry, but also in the object of its inquiry, namely that which
does not concretely exist, the imaginative. Ethnographic … Ethnographic field techniques in …

… Later researchers conducted ethnographic work and participatory approaches grounded
in action research, whereby systematic data collection, analysis and practical work to support …

… , in the sense that hegemonies can be positioned in more than one place at the same time.
Thus, one person may both enable and hinder agonism, depending on time and situation. …

… The participatory design of CSCW systems increasingly … has also positioned it as an
empirical-ethnographic and generative-… The context of the analysis includes a participatory design …

… important ways from participatory design (cf Light 2015, Smith et al. 2017) in its intention; …
kinds of participatory engagements we believe are necessary to ethnography by design. This …

… Reflecting on this study, I identify three issues at stake between participant observation
and observant participation: field positioning, analytic gaze, and data assembly. I claim …

This article explores the strengths and limitations of doing ethnographic research with young
people in confinement. The article draws on two studies from Scotland and Denmark, and …