Ethics, Ethnography and Education

The edited book by Lisa Russell, Ruth Barley and Jonathan Tummons, Ethics, ethnography, and education, presents timely and prescient contributions to topics for the novice and accomplished educational ethnographers who wrestle with questions of ethics. Within nine chapters, the ten contributors provide a landscape of challenges and complexities of shifting and responses to ethical dilemmas in the field taken from ethnographers working in the Basque Country, England, Scotland, India, Sweden and the Americas. Within the current context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the nature of fieldwork has changed for the many ethnographers and authors facing this reality. However, the book contributors also provide new ways of thinking and addressing issues related to data ownership, consent, participant representation(s), culture, dissemination of findings and working with unique country and community contexts and populations of study.