Working Together Apart: Remote Research Collaboration in the Time of COVID: notes from the field
Working Together Apart: Remote Research Collaboration in the Time of COVID: notes from the field
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分开工作：新冠疫情时期的远程研究合作：现场笔记
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10.1080/19428200.2021.2090748
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2021
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Phillips, Kristin
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Dean, Erin;Makupa, Enock;Phillips, Kristin
我们是三位社会科学家，在能源，环境和社会变革方面有着广泛而多样的兴趣。2020年2月下旬，我们在坦桑尼亚与坦桑尼亚大学的学生结束了一个实地研究方法研讨会，并说了我们暂时的告别，计划在几个月内继续我们的工作。这些计划，就像那个春天的所有计划一样，很快就被新冠肺炎疫情及其在美国和坦桑尼亚社区的持续肆虐所颠覆。艾琳和克里斯汀分别是佛罗里达新学院和埃默里大学的文化人类学家;马库帕（一般以姓氏称呼）是坦桑尼亚多塞特大学地理与环境研究系的地理学家。2019年，艾琳和克里斯汀获得了国家科学基金会的资助，以研究坦桑尼亚的可再生能源发展，重点是性别和能源正义。我们联系了Makupa，我们的同事和研究合作者，关于将关于青年，气候变化和能源教育的研究纳入
We are three social scientists, connected by broad but diverse interests in energy, the environment and social change. In late February 2020, we wrapped up a field research methods workshop in Tanzania with University of Dodoma students and said our temporary farewells, making plans to continue our work together in a few months. Those plans, like all plans that spring, were quickly upended by the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing rampage through our communities in both the United States and Tanzania.Erin and Kristin are cultural anthropologists at New College of Florida and Emory University, respectively; Makupa (who is generally called by his last name) is a geographer in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at the University of Dodoma in Tanzania. In 2019, Erin and Kristin were awarded a National Science Foundation grant to study renewable energy development in Tanzania, focusing on gender and energy justice. We contacted Makupa, our colleague and research collaborator, about incorporating research on youth, climate change and energy education into the