COVID-19 and Fieldwork: Challenges and Solutions
COVID-19 and Fieldwork: Challenges and Solutions
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COVID-19 和实地考察：挑战和解决方案
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2021
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Aliyu Zakayo
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Peter Krause;Ora Szekely;Mia M. Bloom;Fotini Christia;S. Daly;Chappell Lawson;Zoe Marks;Aidan Milliff;Kacie Miura;Richard A. Nielsen;William Reno;E. Souleimanov;Aliyu Zakayo
摘要这篇反思文章介绍了在COVID-19期间和之后进行实地考察的见解，来自美国和国外公立和私立大学的各种政治学家，从系主任到研究生。他们中的许多人都为新出版的一本书做出了贡献，来自实地的故事：政治学实地工作导航指南（Krause和Szekely 2020）。正如书中所述，这些贡献者利用他们在该领域的多年经验，确定了COVID-19带来的独特伦理和后勤挑战，并就如何在面临大流行的破坏时调整和继续研究提出了建议。关键主题包括如何应急计划现在必须是我们的研究设计的核心部分;如何网络空间已日益成为“领域”的时间;以及学者如何能够建立持久的，互利的伙伴关系与“外地公民”，现在和未来。
ABSTRACT This reflection article presents insights on conducting fieldwork during and after COVID-19 from a diverse collection of political scientists—from department heads to graduate students based at public and private universities in the United States and abroad. Many of them contributed to a newly published volume, Stories from the Field: A Guide to Navigating Fieldwork in Political Science (Krause and Szekely 2020). As in the book, these contributors draw on their years of experience in the field to identify the unique ethical and logistical challenges posed by COVID-19 and offer suggestions for how to adjust and continue research in the face of the pandemic’s disruptions. Key themes include how contingency planning must now be a central part of our research designs; how cyberspace has increasingly become “the field” for the time being; and how scholars can build lasting, mutually beneficial partnerships with “field citizens,” now and in the future.