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• W2003449327 abstract "AbstractRecent African urbanist scholarship has suggested the need to delve deeper into our understanding of the everyday lived experiences in African cities. While this is essential for our understanding of African cities, researching lived experiences is fraught with methodological and ethical challenges. This is true for any topic when the researcher–subject gap is shaped by differences in nationality, class, race, norms and education, but especially so for the study of sensitive topics such as violence, sexuality, HIV/AIDS and xenophobia. Geographers have begun considering the ethics of researching particular sensitive issues, but not yet fully engaged with the international literature on the ethical and methodological challenges of researching such topics. To begin filling this gap, we reflect on experiences researching the lived experience and policy engagement with alcohol in Cape Town. We seek to apply and adapt the literature on sensitive topics specifically to the South African context. Our paper examines challenges which arose during the fieldwork and strategies developed to mitigate these. We emphasize how examining a topic with strong normative associations, which is bound up with illegality and community divisions, creates a need for particular attentiveness to research methods.Keywords:: urban policyalcoholmethodssensitive researchCape Town AcknowledgementsThis research was funded by an award under the ESRC-DFID Joint Scheme for Research on International Development (Poverty Alleviation) entitled “Alcohol Control, Poverty and Development in the Western Cape, South Africa” (RES-167–25-0473).Notes1. Email: clare.herrick@kcl.ac.uk2. Email: shari.daya@uct.ac.za3. Given the time-consuming nature of this method, only students were able give the time required for this depth of engagement.4. The Western Cape Liquor Bill was first drafted by the African National Congress (ANC), but later become a strong pre-election cause of the Democratic Alliance and its party leader and ex-Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille." @default.
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• W2003449327 title "Researching sensitive topics in African cities: reflections on alcohol research in Cape Town" @default.
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