960
The Language of Research As Problematic: Doing Institutional Ethnography Beyond the Ruling of the Mainstream Culture

Thursday, July 17, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM
Room: 424
TG06 Institutional Ethnography (host committee)

Language: French and English

Session Organizer:
Sophie POMERLEAU, Université McGill, Canada
Chair:
Lois ANDRE-BECHELY, Cal State Univ Los Angeles, USA
960.1
Institutional Ethnography for Oppressed People (Oral Presentation)
Kjeld HOEGSBRO, Aalborg University, Denmark

960.2
Ruling Relations at Work: The Active and Occurring Text in the Everyday Life of a Local School (Oral Presentation)
Lyn KERKHAM, University of South Australia, Australia; Helen NIXON, Queensland University of Technology, Australia

960.3
Teaching Ourselves and Reviewers Institutional Ethnography in the Process of Publishing (Oral Presentation)
Suzanne VAUGHAN, Arizona State University, USA; Paul C. LUKEN, University of West Georgia, USA

960.4
What's Another Word for “Ruling Relations”?: Translating IE Research to Community, Government and Academics in Medicine (Oral Presentation)
Melody MORTON NINOMIYA, Memorial University, Canada

960.5
The Fluidity of Texts and Structures: Exploring Institutional Ethnography of the Child Protection System in Dominican Republic (Oral Presentation)
Henry PARADA, Ryerson University, Canada

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