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UID:euroseas-2022-politics-ethics-and-methods-of-research-in-post-coup-myanmar-1
SUMMARY:Politics, ethics, and methods of research in post-coup Myanmar (1)
LOCATION:Room 0.16
DESCRIPTION:Laboratories are closed meetings for scholars to develop innova
 tive cross-disciplinary plans, hence they are not open to the public. Howev
 er, results will be presented during the final session.\n\nThis laboratory 
 brings together geographers, anthropologists, linguists and historians, to 
 collectively discuss and reflect upon the politics, ethics and new methods 
 for doing research in a country marked by a political crisis. After briefly
  summarizing the commonalities and differences between each other experienc
 es regarding coups and violence in Myanmar since the 1980s, the discussion 
 will focus on questions of methodology (remote fieldwork and ethnography, a
 ccess to archives, uses of existing materials, change of subjects/problems,
  temporalities) on the one hand, and on reflexivity and positionality (ethi
 cs of research in a violent situation, protection of researchers and their 
 informants, perpetuation of collective projects with Burmese colleagues, pe
 rception of violence) on the other hand. Finally, we aim at questioning cri
 tically the specificities of Francophone research on Burma/Myanmar.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/politics-ethics-and-methods-of-research-in-post-coup-myanmar
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T123000
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DTSTAMP:20240425T091300
UID:euroseas-2022-politics-ethics-and-methods-of-research-in-post-coup-myanmar-2
SUMMARY:Politics, ethics, and methods of research in post-coup Myanmar (2)
LOCATION:Room 0.16
DESCRIPTION:Laboratories are closed meetings for scholars to develop innova
 tive cross-disciplinary plans, hence they are not open to the public. Howev
 er, results will be presented during the final session.\n\nThis laboratory 
 brings together geographers, anthropologists, linguists and historians, to 
 collectively discuss and reflect upon the politics, ethics and new methods 
 for doing research in a country marked by a political crisis. After briefly
  summarizing the commonalities and differences between each other experienc
 es regarding coups and violence in Myanmar since the 1980s, the discussion 
 will focus on questions of methodology (remote fieldwork and ethnography, a
 ccess to archives, uses of existing materials, change of subjects/problems,
  temporalities) on the one hand, and on reflexivity and positionality (ethi
 cs of research in a violent situation, protection of researchers and their 
 informants, perpetuation of collective projects with Burmese colleagues, pe
 rception of violence) on the other hand. Finally, we aim at questioning cri
 tically the specificities of Francophone research on Burma/Myanmar.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/politics-ethics-and-methods-of-research-in-post-coup-myanmar
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220630T153000
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