“It’s okay even if you are a spy”: issues in researcher positioning within a precarious workplace

Arts & Humanities

• Spies 100%
• Positioning 81%
• Work Place 63%
• Shipping 42%
• Goffman 30%
• Work Environment 26%
• Stakeholders 24%
• Ship 20%
• Merchants 20%
• Suspicion 19%
• Research Projects 18%
• Vessel 16%
• Precariousness 12%
• Mental Hospital 12%
• Ethnographic Research 11%
• Novice 11%
• Labour Market 11%
• Rapport 10%
• Employers 10%
• General Public 9%
• Permission 9%
• Conducting 9%
• Voyager 9%
• Prison 9%
• Field Work 9%
• Originality 9%
• Research Methods 8%
• Conceptualization 8%
• Labor 6%
• Industry 6%
• Government 5%
• Methodology 4%
• Employees 4%

Business & Economics

• Work Place 89%
• Positioning 84%
• Precarious Work 31%
• Work Environment 26%
• Goffman 26%
• Suspicion 24%
• Shipping Industry 24%
• Stakeholders 24%
• Merchants 20%
• Shipping 18%
• Ship 16%
• Relationship Building 11%
• Labour Market 11%
• Employers 10%
• Business Organization 9%
• Prison 9%
• Research Methods 8%
• Conceptualization 8%
• Labor 6%
• Government 5%
• Employees 4%
• Design Methodology 4%

Social Sciences

• workplace 63%
• shipping 43%
• stakeholder 26%
• work environment 19%
• total institution 14%
• research project 14%
• mental hospital 13%
• business organization 12%
• precariousness 12%
• industry 11%
• research focus 9%
• correctional institution 8%
• research method 7%
• flexibility 7%
• labor market 7%
• employer 7%
• conversation 7%
• employee 6%
• labor 6%
• experience 6%
• methodology 4%
• interview 4%
• time 3%