I can see that as pertinent information if the book were an ethnographic work on rape culture.
Moreover, in-depth urban ethnographic work was undertaken with a group of anti-water protesters in a small city in Ireland in summer and autumn, 2015.
His 1968 book "Yanomamo: The Fierce People" became the best-selling ethnographic work of all time, surpassing Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in Samoa".
There's some ethnographic work that shows that strip clubs that cater to higher-class audiences have thinner women, and whiter women.
Dr. Alan Fiske, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of California at Los Angeles, said that experimental research like Dr. Nisbett's "complements a lot of ethnographic work that has been done".
Gordon says: "If you do detailed ethnographic work with just eight families, as we did when piloting Rise, you might find a family that appears to be enormously needy and yet has a lot of hidden resilience within it.
Mr Graeber applied what he learned in his ethnographic work in some of the left-wing anti-globalisation protests of the 1990s, and has now brought his experience to bear on Wall Street, laying the groundwork for OWS's experiment in participatory democracy.
By contrast, Starbucks engage in intensive ethnographic work when deciding how to design their spaces.
Using their ethnographic work in deltaic Bengal, Lahiri-Dutt and Samanta consider the residents' resilience, vulnerability, and adaptation to change.
The approach taken in the ethnographic work was informed by current critical approaches in medical anthropology and public health.
One consequential example of research undertaken to counteract interconnected errors of erasure and distortion is the ethnographic work with groups long identified as "hunter-gatherers".
