Dvora Yanow is a political ethnographer and interpretive methodologist. Her research explores state-created categories for immigrant and race-ethnic identities, workplace practices and organizational learning, and built spaces and meaning.

Studying Everyday Organizational Life - Sierk Ybema, Dvora Yanow, Harry Wels and Frans Kamsteeg
PART ONE: ETHNOGRAPHIC DOING AND WRITING
Getting Going: Organizing Ethnographic Fieldwork - Kees van der Waal
Ethnographic Practices: From ¿Writing-up Ethnographic Research¿ to ¿Writing Ethnography¿ - Michael Humphreys and Tony Watson
Reading and Writing as Method: In Search of Trustworthy Texts - Peregrine Schwartz-Shea and Dvora Yanow
When the ¿Subject¿ and the ¿Researcher¿ Speak Together: Co-producing Organizational Ethnography - Simon Down and Michael Hughes
PART TWO: FAMILIARITY AND ¿STRANGER-NESS¿
Making the Familiar Strange: A Case for Disengaged Organizational Ethnography - Sierk Ybema and Frans Kamsteeg
Zooming In & Zooming Out: A Package of Method and Theory to Study Work Practices - Davide Nicolini
From Participant Observation to Observant Participation - Brian Moeran
At-home Ethnography: Struggling with Closeness and Closure - Mats Alvesson
PART THREE: RESEARCHER-RESEARCHED RELATIONSHIPS
Lies from the Field: Ethical Issues in Organizational Ethnography - Gary Alan Fine and David Shulman
¿But I Thought We Were Friends?¿ Life Cycles and Research Relationships - Nic Beech, Paul Hibbert, Robert MacIntosh and Peter McInnes
Critical Action Research and Organizational Ethnography - Chris Sykes and Lesley Treleaven
Beyond Complicity: A Plea for Engaged Ethnography - Halleh Ghorashi and Harry Wels
Annotated Bibliography
Defining ¿Organizational Ethnography¿: Selection Criteria - Dvora Yanow and Karin Geuijen
Bibliography - Karin Geuijen