Transitional Ethnic Female Bodies and Kaleidoscopic Methodologies: Participatory Research, Feminist Geographies and Multi-sited Ethnography

Angela Santamaria Chavarro

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Transitional Ethnic Female Bodies and Kaleidoscopic Methodologies: Participatory Research, Feminist Geographies and Multi-sited Ethnography

Angela Santamaria Chavarro

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The Colombian conflict is like a kaleidoscope of violence. The mosaic of structural and specific forms of violence – such as forced recruitment, the failed demobilization process, violence against Indigenous women and regional violence – needs a kaleidoscopic methodology, particularly to understand the complexity of violence against ex-combatant women. The central issue discussed in this chapter is the embodied experiences and memories of Indigenous female FARC ex-combatants during their reincorporation process.1 My core argument is that violence exercised against, as well as by, Indigenous ex-combatant women is complex. Here, I describe ...

Translated title of the contribution	Cuerpos femeninos étnicos en transición y metodologías caleidoscópicas: Investigación participativa, geografías feministas y etnografía multisituada
Original language	English
Title of host publication	The SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry
Editors	Danny Burns - Institute of Development Studies (IDS), UK Jo Howard - Institute of Development Studies, UK Sonia M. Ospina - New York University, USA
Publisher	Sage Publications
Pages	955.998
ISBN (Print)	9781526440501
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529769432
State	Published - Aug 2021

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Santamaria Chavarro, A. (2021). Transitional Ethnic Female Bodies and Kaleidoscopic Methodologies: Participatory Research, Feminist Geographies and Multi-sited Ethnography. In D. B. . I. O. D. S. IDS. UK. J. H. . I. O. D. S. UK. S. M. O. . N. Y. U. USA. (Ed.), The SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry (pp. 955.998). Sage Publications. https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529769432

Santamaria Chavarro, Angela. / Transitional Ethnic Female Bodies and Kaleidoscopic Methodologies: Participatory Research, Feminist Geographies and Multi-sited Ethnography. The SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry. editor / Danny Burns - Institute of Development Studies (IDS), UK Jo Howard - Institute of Development Studies, UK Sonia M. Ospina - New York University, USA. Sage Publications, 2021. pp. 955.998

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