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Obtrusiveness as Strategy in Ethnographic Research

by Brooke Harrington | Aug 23, 2002 | Methodology

2002, Qualitative Sociology, 25 (1): 49-61. Unlocking the Iron Cage, Michael Schwalbe’s 1996 ethnography of the men’s movement, is in many ways a classic ethnographic account, involving almost three years of intensive participant-observation. But the study...

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