Operationalising ethnicity in accountability: insights from an ethnic group within the Salvation Army

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This paper explores how ethnicity is implicated in day-to-day practices and how such practices relate to external accountability demands. We show that in order to emically apprehend ethnicity, even for outsiders, it is important to take accounting as an etic construct, and possible variations between etic requirements and emic practices can thereby enable the emergence of an ethnicity

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