This author is deeply engaged with the nature of collaboration in contemporary ethnographic research, which forms the core of their practice. They are interested in systematically rearticulating and reinventing the norms and forms of classic social/cultural anthropology fieldwork and ethnography writing. Their work focuses on pedagogical frameworks for producing graduate dissertations in new topical arenas, exploring how the study of elites has become a means of pursuing an anthropology of contemporary change. This necessity of working with experts and counterparts, alongside an interest in subaltern life, generates the complexities of multi-sited research, leading them to investigate various elite groups across different global contexts.
A highly accessible presentation of iconic modernist houses - offering a rare detailed view into their interiors and gardens - that will appeal to readers of such high-style publications as World of Interiors.