PART I: POWER DYNAMICS WITHIN RESEARCH RELATIONSHIPS Time to Kill the Witch? Reflections on Power Relationships When Leaving the Field - Sara Delamont PART II: AGE AND GENDER Masculinity, Age and Rapport in Qualitative Research - Thomas Thurnell-Read ‘Betweenness’ and the Negotiation of Similarity and Difference in the Interview Setting: Reflections on Interviewing - Grandfathers as a Young, Female Researcher - Anna Tarrant PART III: CLASS AND GENDER A Monster Lurking in the Shadows? One Researcher’s Crisis of Representing Class and Gender - Alexandra Allan Similarity and Familiarity: Reflections on Indigenous Ethnography with Mothers, Daughters and School Teachers on the Margins of Contemporary Wales - Dawn Mannay and Jordon Creaghan Staying Onside on the Inside: Men, Masculinities and the Research Process - Andrew Parker PART IV: GENDER, RACE AND NATIONALITY ‘Let Me Know When You Figure Everyone Around Here Out’: Placing Gender in the Ethnographic Process - Edward W. Morris Relationship-Building in Research: Gendered Identity Construction in Researcher-Participant Interaction - Garth Stahl PART V: GENDER AND SEXUALITY Is She One of Us? Intersecting Identities and Social Research - Nathalie Lozano-Neira and Jen Marchbank Research with Queers, Peers and ‘Elites’: a Queer/Feminist Approach to Participant Demographics - Leslie Sherlock

Edited by Michael R. M. Ward, Open University, UK