I was raised in a strongly pro-choice household and carried those views with me into my fieldwork.
I was a few years into the fieldwork for a book I was writing on inner-city poverty, living on less than a quarter of the salary I'd earned at my last proper job.
"Covert Affairs," which has its premiere on Tuesday, stars Piper Perabo as Annie Walker, a promising C.I.A. trainee who is promoted prematurely into dangerous fieldwork when the agency needs a Russian speaker to debrief a Russian turncoat ready to sell secrets.
Herbert and his group have enlisted biologists all over the world to incorporate barcoding into their fieldwork to keep the database growing.
We categorized maternal work status into agricultural fieldwork (such as harvesting, picking, thinning, or weeding), other agricultural work (away from the fields, such as packing shed or nursery work), and nonagricultural work/not employed.
I will be exploring the question in my forthcoming book "Journey into Europe," which is based in fieldwork across Europe, to be published by Brookings Institution Press.
Improving security had sparked a renaissance in fieldwork, with researchers heading back into the countryside in greater numbers to study birds, archaeological sites, and native plants.
She comes from a background in social anthropology and in the mid-nineties conducted ethnographic fieldwork into community participation and cultural identity first in Bolivia and subsequently online.
Its work received such a positive response that in March 2013, the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will begin two courses on incorporating mobile technologies into global health fieldwork.
