The article presents the possibilities of employing the ethnographic method in
the research of international relations. It outlines the characteristics and status of
the ethnographic method within cultural anthropology itself as well as selected
research areas and subjects analysed by researchers of international relations using
this method. It points out the potential traps and challenges facing researchers of
international relations wishing to use the ethnographic method in the context of the
conceptual framework created by Ludwik Fleck, namely thought styles and thought
collectives. It raises the issue of disciplinary identity of international relations and
confronts it with the employed methods of international relations studies.
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