Cross-Cultural Interviewing

Gabriele Griffin holds the Anniversary Chair in Women’s Studies at the University of York, UK. Her research centres on contemporary women’s cultural production, Women’s Studies as a discipline, and research methods.

• Part I: Cross-Cultural Interviewing 1. Interviewing as Negotiation by Gabriele Griffin 2. Interviewing aAcross Cultures: Talking to Mothers and Daughters in Hong Kong and Britain by Stevi Jackson, Petula Sik Ying Ho, and Jin Nye Na 3. Cross-Cultural Interviewing with/as Minority Women by Beatrice Akua-Sakyiwah 4. Rethinking the Proximics of Interviewing by Marianne Liliequist Part II: Interviewing in Another Culture: Managing Difference 5. Living Differences: Experiences from Botswana by Stephanie Smith 6. Being an Outsider: The Vicissitudes of Cross-Cultural Interviewing in a Politically and Culturally Sensitive Context by Christina Svens 7. Dealing with Being the Outsider in Qualitative Interviewing by Catharina Peeck Part III: Intra-Cultural Interviewing: Dealing with Hard-to-Reach Participants 8. Interviewing Outsiders and As an In-/Outsider: Interviewing the Socially Marginalized from a Marginalized Position by Hwajeong Yoo 9. ‘So What Do You Want to Talk About?’: Interactive Interviewing in Hard-to-Reach Communities by Ida Elin Kock Part IV: The Vicissitudes of Interviewing ‘The Same’ 10. Taboo in Qualitative Interviewing by Patrcyja Sosnowska-Buxton 11. The Migrant Interview: The Researcher as Migrant Studying Sideways by Katarzyna Wolanik Boström 12. ‘Don’t Focus the Star, Try to Catch the Light’: Indirect Questioning in Interviews to Question Normative Assumptions in One’s Research Focus by Britta Lundgren 13. Intergenerational Interviewing: Exploring the Silences of Female Experiences by Angelika Sjöstedt Landén and Anna Sofia Lundgren