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work_xrpuz4qw4nbz3kc6qysskgnv5m	John Boswell	Who are we trying to impress?	2015	25	.pdf	application/pdf	6538	415	52	political science, ethnography and interpretation his project was method-driven; Corbett read work from the interpretive canon, 'ethnography', Corbett found it difficult to describe his work to mainstream political collaborators have published self-labeled interpretive work in political science career researchers about the way different audiences treat this type of work. Indeed, for many political scientists, interpretive research is standards of mainstream political science do not apply to interpretive research (Yanow the interpretive turn in political science. doing interpretive research and ethnographic methods is such that many mainstream This is the lesson from political science where those working with ethnographic empirical research methods and the interpretive turn, ME Sharpe, New York. research methods and the interpretive turn, ME Sharpe, New York. Who are we trying to impress?: reflections on navigating political science, ethnography and interpretation Relating political science, interpretation and ethnography Relating political science, interpretation and ethnography	./cache/work_xrpuz4qw4nbz3kc6qysskgnv5m.pdf	./txt/work_xrpuz4qw4nbz3kc6qysskgnv5m.txt