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Becoming an ethnomethodology user - learning a perspective in the field,Stephen Fox; decision taking in the fieldwork process - theoretical samplingand collaborative working, Jane Finch and Jennifer Mason; "It's not a lovelyplace to visit, and I wouldn't want to live there", James A.Henslin;expectations and revelations - examining conflict in the Andes, HelenRainbird; not waving, but bidding - reflections on research in a ruralsetting, Kristine Mason; research and the relevance of gender, Joan Chandler;pale shadows for policy - reflections on the Greenwich open space project,Jacquelin Burgess et al; "spitting image - "pure" and "applied" research inthe Culture of sociology", Allan Prout; conventional covert ethnographicresearch by a worker - considerations from studies conducted as a substituteteacher, Hollywood actor, and religious school supervisor, Norman L.Friedman;immersed, amorphous and episodic fieldwork - theory and policy in threecontrasting contexts, Virginia Olesen.