Episode 5: Lucia Ardovini on Gender, Emotions and Interviewing People in Exile

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Conversations on Positionality with Anne Kirstine Rønn

LSE Middle East Centre

8 episodes

7 months ago

What is the role of positionality in research? How do researchers navigate their nationality, gender, age and personality while being in the field? What challenges and opportunities come with being insider and outsider? In this podcast, LSE Middle East Centre visiting fellow, Anne Kirstine Rønn invites her colleagues to discuss these and many more questions. Episodes are released each Wednesday.

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Episode 5: Lucia Ardovini on Gender, Emotions and Interviewing People in Exile

Conversations on Positionality with Anne Kirstine Rønn

25 minutes

1 year ago

Episode 5: Lucia Ardovini on Gender, Emotions and Interviewing People in Exile

In this episode, Anne Kirstine talks to Lucia Ardovini about her research on the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. Lucia talks about how she developed relationships with Brotherhood members in exile and shares her thoughts on how to address ethical issues, biases and colonial heritage in knowledge production. Lucia is a Lecturer in International Relations at Lancaster University and the Director of the Richardson Institute. Her research focuses on social movements, transnational activism and ideology. She is the author of the book 'Surviving Repression: The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood after the 2013 Coup'.