Strategic process and organizational knowledge: Towards a pattern of strategic knowledge management by Damião Eneias de Melo dos Santos, Adriana Roseli Wünsch Takahashi

“…Through semi-structured interviews and non-participant observation, the proposed problem was instrumentalized. …”
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The transformative power of representation among youths: toward appreciating diversity and inclusion in Norway by Irene Bisasso Hoem, Marit Ursin, Carla Ramirez

“…The empirical material includes participant observation, group discussions, reflection logs, and informal dialogues. …”
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Tourism and third sector organizations: synergies for responsible tourism development? by Paula Guerreiro Martins, Ana Maria Alves Ferreira, Carlos Manuel Costa

“…The methodological strategy is anchored in a mix-methods approach applying qualitative techniques such as semi-structured interviews (n=40), document analysis, non­-participant observation, and adopting a triangulation approach. …”
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Aspectos socioambientais e socioterritoriais das comunidades atingidas por hidrelétricas no estado do Amapá by Daguinete Maria Chaves Brito, José Augusto Leitão Drummond

“…Methodologically, the text is based on bibliographic research and websites (published by private management companies), in addition to field research, by means of non-participant observation. The main results indicate that reservoirs cause environmental impacts (forest submersion, habitat fragmentation, changes in rivers’ hydrological regimes) and cause irreversible socio-environmental damage (blocking access to natural resources and even causing the relocation of communities, as occurred with residents who lived around the Santo Antônio do Jari plant.Amapá, riverside communities, reservoirs, territory, energy policy.…”
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Organizações e reivindicações indígenas no Brasil central by Antonio H.  Aguilera  Urquiza, Nataly Guimarães Foscaches, Valdir A. do Nascimento

“…Fieldwork of ethnographic character was carried out in several Guarani areas, especially in the Pirakuá Village in Bela Vista / MS, a border between Brazil and Paraguay. Participant observation, interviewing and bibliographical and documentary analysis were the methodological tools used to capture and interpret the data presented.…”
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Iraqi Women in Diasporic Spaces: Political Mobilization, Gender & Citizenship by Nadje Al-Ali

“…Informal interviews and participant observation are the main methods for an ongoing wider project about Iraqi women’s contribution to political transition. …”
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Internalization of Islamic educational values on clean living as an effort for the formation of environmental care attitudes for elementary school students by Sutarto Sutarto

“…Data collection techniques used semi-structured interviews and non-participant observation, then analyzed through four stages: data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions or data verification. …”
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Mapping Internet Celebrity on TikTok: Exploring Attention Economies and Visibility Labours by Abidin Crystal

“…With empirical data drawn from an extended period in-depth digital ethnography, and analyses and insights informed and supported by traditional anthropological participant observation and personal interviews with TikTok Influencers and agencies, this scoping paper offers a foundation for how celebrity, attention, and visibility are constituted across TikTok’s platform norms and features.…”
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White-water rafting guides, leisure behaviour and liminality by Sandro Carnicelli Filho

“…Exploratory research with whitewater rafting guides in Queenstown, New Zealand, was conducted using as methods of data collection twenty-two in-depth interviews and fifty days of participant-observation. Findings show that the relationship between rafting guides goes beyond the workplace, permeating their social and leisure environment thereby creating liminal states and a ‘liminal-style’. …”
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Learning while Traveling: Influences of Short-term Cross-cultural Immersion Experiences to High School Students by Bernadette Bugtong

“…Employing phenomenology as the research design, data was collected through in-depth interviews, focus group discussion, participant observation and document analysis.  The findings indicate that interactions with the host community helped participants recognize cultural diversity, respect cultural differences and reassess their cultural prejudices, leading to lasting changes in their perceptions and behaviors after returning home. …”
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Territorialidades das igrejas evangélicas nas comunidades tradicionais da Amazônia Central by José Diego Gobbo Alves, Heloísa Corrêa Pereira, Álvaro de Oliveira D’Antona

“…The methodology involved fieldwork conducted in 2022 in the region, including participant observation and the administration of questionnaires to the leaders of 119 visited communities and 327 household surveyed. …”
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BASIS ETIKA LINGKUNGAN HIDUP MASYARAKAT TRADISIONAL MADURA by Hasani Utsman

“…Based on the ethnographical approach, the moral view of Maduranese traditional society is obtained through participant observation and direct interaction, the results of this study revealed that Maduranese traditional society put forward two main principles in interacting to the nature, i.e. harmony and belief to the supernatural forces, which is led to the diversity of the land use typology and nature’s rituals. …”
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TRACING THE TREND ON DIGITAL COMPETENCE OF ENGLISH TEACHER; THE CHARACTERISTIC AND STRATEGIC IMPROVEMENT by Bahrani Bahrani

“…Data collection is conducted through participant observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. …”
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Kiedy koniec wieńczy dzieło. Skuteczne zdziwienie „w teatrze życia codziennego” by Monika Wiśniewska-Kin

“…The researcher acted as an observer as a participant, and the material came from participant observation. The observation focused on interventions initiated according to their design. …”
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Heterogeneity and Tension Between Different Ways of Understanding Development. An Anthropological Study of Coexistence Between Forestry Companies and Mapuche Communities in the Ara... by Noelia Carrasco Henríquez

“…Methodologically, the research is the result ofintensive and extensive ethnographic approach on the dynamics and relationalprocesses between the actors, during the 2008-2011 period. Interviews,participant observation and document analysis were the main strategiesused. …”
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Una seconda opportunità per le cose. Circuito del dono e processi di mercificazione in un emporio dello scambio e del baratto by Viola Lucrezia Giuliani

“…Through semi-structured interviews and participant observation, I would like to put forward some reflections on consumption and exchange by analyzing the ways of circulation of goods within this peculiar association reality. …”
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A ética do cuidado como uma gramática da ação: uma análise do consumo crítico em um mercado alternativo by Felipe da Luz Colomé, Ricardo Mayer

“…In relation the methodological procedures, we made use of a qualitative approach, and used the techniques of participant observation and semi-structured interviews with people who go to this alternative market.…”
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DETERMINANTS FOR TOURISM AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION by SUSANA LIMA, CELESTE EUSÉBIO, MARIA DO ROSÁRIO PARTIDÁRIO

“…To accomplish the research objectives, data collection included: documental analysis, participant observation, and semi-structured interviews with UNWTO participants. …”
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Expertise and community juridification: Defense of subsoil and communal lands in Oaxaca, Mexico by Salvador Aquino-Centeno

“…Methodologically, participant observation and the mapping of the injunction trial through information compiled in the community's archive stand out. …”
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E Belém? A questão da apropriação do patrimônio numa freguesia de Lisboa. by Rafael H. Teixeira-da-Silva

“…In this sense, the research is based on semi-structured interviews and participant observation, likely to illustrate the representations of place in Belém and its appropriation by the local population. …”
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