Full Professor @ FLACSO Mexico. I study comparative public policy, water governance, waste management, public administration, environmental politics, homelessness, eldercare and care work, mixed/experimental methods.
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I also use very flowery words including “foregrounding”.
I don’t need to justify my writing as “AI-free” because I write using structures, rules, models and templates.
I understand why we as educators are worried about our students’ usage, too.
I also had a very visceral and negative reaction to critiques of Lin and Vincent’s work. Glad I had my friends to call me down.
I look so young here! With @pkashwan.bsky.social Xavier Basurto and Jacob Bower-Bir!
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Also, knowing how to design a project is different to how to execute it
Personally, that's also why I like teaching ethnography in person: I can go on the field with you.
Rubin's and Small and Calarco's books come from sociologists, but speak to broader social science challenges for qualitative research.
Cyr and Wallace Goodman's book is polisci inspired, broad socsci applicable.
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3 additional suggestions:
a) @ashleytrubin.bsky.social 's "Rocking Qualitative Social Science"
b) Jennifer Cyr and @saragoodman.bsky.social 's edited volume "Doing Good Qualitative Research"
(1/2)
drive.google.com/file/d/1m4rf...
Do I need to showcase all sorts of horrors that the US government is inflicting on extremely vulnerable individuals and will I do it on X where I have a HUGE audience? ABSOLUTELY YES.
#LASA2026, let's gooooooo!! 😄