What is it about?
This paper is about two things: researching protest and Lyra's Walk for Peace. The paper is part of a special issue that addresses the question of researchers "taking sides." The paper considers this question in the context of a peace walk across Northern Ireland in 2019. The paper also serves to detail efforts to promote peace in Northern Ireland by a group of everyday citizens.
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Why is it important?
Methods are important in directing possible research findings. Becoming part of a protest organization to study protest provides valuable insight. Additionally, Lyra's Walk for Peace seemed important at the time, but it has been largely forgotten in the media. This article helps to serve as a reminder of efforts to advocate for peace and coexistence.
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This page is a summary of: Becoming part of a temporary protest organization through embodied walking ethnography, Journal of Organizational Ethnography, December 2020, Emerald,
DOI: 10.1108/joe-08-2020-0033.
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