Ana Bracic (Michigan State University) discusses positionality, entree, and a variety of ethical considerations that informed her work with a highly-vulnerable population in Central Europe. The candid discussion of how her project on the Roma evolved from an idealized, perfect "magical dataset" ("something as ridiculous as a time-series cross-section dataset on some sort of dimension of Roma exclusion, and it didn't matter what it was, so long as it was the same one across all these observations...") to her actual project. How was her mother an asset? What happens if you come home from the field with data that, once analyzed, is shown to be completely unhelpful for your job market paper? A can't miss episode for an aspiring junior scholar.
Episode 22 - Wendy Pearlman
Episode 21 - Kristine Eck
Episode 19 - Margaret Levi
Episode 18 - Sarah Parkinson
Episode 17 - Christian Davenport (Part Two: ”Hi, My Name Is Christian, Don’t Mind The Vehicle...”)
Episode 16 - Jesse Driscoll (Part Two: ”True Tales from the Five-Sided Wind Tunnel”)
Episode 15 - David Laitin
Episode 14 - Sarah Cameron
Episode 13 - David Cunningham
Episode 12 - Cynthia Enloe
Episode 11 - Kanisha Bond
Episode 10 - Asfandyr Mir
Episode 9 - Tariq Thachil
Episode 8 - Zachariah Mamphilly
Episode 7 - Leonard Wantchekon
Episode 6 - Jen Murtazashvili
Episode 5 - Bob Bates
Episode 4 - Jesse Driscoll (UCSD)
Episode 3 - Christian Davenport
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