The panel “Everything open for everyone? How Open Science is challenging and expanding ethnographic research practices” will also include a paper by PECE Design Group Member Tim Schütz on the ongoing collaborative project on Taiwan's Formosa Plastics Group and the role of civic data archives within. Lina Franken will give insights into her research on the ways ethnographers are opening up their research by using digital tools and platforms.
The panel will take place online within the SIEF2021, “Breaking the Rules: Power, Participation, Transgression”, 19-24 June 2021.
Critical Commentary
For the next conference of the International Society for Ethnology and Folklore (SIEF), PECE Design Group member Lina Franken will conduct a panel on Open Access in Ethnography, working in close collaboration with colleagues from the German Specialized Information Service on Social and Cultural Anthropology (FID SKA).
The panel “Everything open for everyone? How Open Science is challenging and expanding ethnographic research practices” will also include a paper by PECE Design Group Member Tim Schütz on the ongoing collaborative project on Taiwan's Formosa Plastics Group and the role of civic data archives within. Lina Franken will give insights into her research on the ways ethnographers are opening up their research by using digital tools and platforms.
The panel will take place online within the SIEF2021, “Breaking the Rules: Power, Participation, Transgression”, 19-24 June 2021.
More information can be found here.