Uncomfortable ethnography: Navigating friendship and ‘cruel hope’ with Egypt's disconnected middle-class

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RT @ccinceu: He's done it again! @HarrygPettit I'm so proud

05 Aug 2020

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RT @jen_owen11: @HarrygPettit is the fourth contributor to our Uncomfortable Geographies Special Issue. Reflecting on his fieldwork with yo…

03 Aug 2020

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@HarrygPettit is the fourth contributor to our Uncomfortable Geographies Special Issue. Reflecting on his fieldwork with young educated underemployed Egyptians, he recommends embracing discomfort during ethnographic fieldwork to unpack ethical tensions. ht

03 Aug 2020

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RT @HarrygPettit: Very happy that my paper on the uncomfortable emotions which emerge during ethnographic fieldwork is finally out! Access…

31 Jul 2020

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