Plenty of them; are you looking for ethnographic studies on specific topics?
I'm just interested in seeing what people are interested in and if there's anything that they've come across that's interesting. Anything really
Alright, here are some I enjoyed reading (including one I enjoyed writing...)
Nuijten, M. (2013). The perversity of the ‘Citizenship Game’: Slum-upgrading in the urban periphery of Recife, Brazil. Critique of Anthropology, 33(1), 8-25.
JAFFE, R. (2013). The hybrid state: Crime and citizenship in urban Jamaica. American Ethnologist, 40(4), 734-748.
Van Leynseele, Y. P. B. (2013). Landscapes of deracialization: power, brokerage and place-making on a South African frontier (Doctoral dissertation, [Sl: sn]).
Koster, M. (2013). Fear and intimacy: citizenship in a Recife slum, Brazil. Ethnos, (ahead-of-print), 1-23.
Hope it helps you. I can give you more examples. These are from an anthropological perspective, but you may also find beautiful ethnographies in organization studies, e.g. in Organization or Culture and Organization. Good luck with it!
Try "The Falling Sky", by David Kopenawa Yanomami (http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674724686)
You might want to read my essay:
"Folk taxonomy, prejudice and the human genome: using disease as a Jewish ethnic marker" in Patterns of Prejudice 40:4-5 (Sept/Dec 2006) pp. 381-398.
I believe its available on ResearchGate.
Thanks Judith. I'm just re-reading Ways of the Hand by David Silverman
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