Titlebook: Engaged Anthropology; Views from Scandinav Tone Bringa,Synn?ve Bendixsen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 eng

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Tone Bringa,Synn?ve BendixsenProvides new insights into Scandinavian anthropology’s longstanding experience of doing public anthropology.Offers original insights into being a public anthropologist, including inspirational thought

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06844-9ree countries. Engaged anthropology, in its various forms, has strong tradition within Scandinavian anthropology. Albeit with variations, we find here examples of three main forms of engaged anthropology: collaboration and partnership, outreach, and influencing policy initiatives, with a stronger em

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-5979-3ces the self within a social context. An interesting aspect of this genre is that the distinction between ethnographer and others becomes blurred. Auto-ethnography links the world of the author with the world of others. The main aim of my auto-ethnographies has been to link, to connect, human experi

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Electronic Surface and Interface Statese critique is often directed toward the researcher(s) who carried out the project. Can the researcher be trusted? Or, is he or she simply an agent with political intentions, disguised as research? The personal consequences for the researcher and his/her options for speaking out in such contexts are

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