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I am a content and linguistic editor for the Qualitative Sociology Review, which is an online journal published four times a year out of Poland.
I have been actively involved, as a participant and organizer, with the “Qualitative Analysis Conference,” which is an annual conference showcasing ethnographic approaches to the study of
everyday life.