Table of Contents -- Introduction / Norman K. Denzin and Michael D. Giardina -- Section 1: Theory -- 1. Theories for a Global Ethics / Clifford G. Christians -- 2. Human Rights Theory: Criteria, Boundaries, and Complexities / A. Belden Fields -- 3. Human Vulnerabilities: Toward a Theory of Rights for Qualitative Researchers / Svend Brinkmann -- 4. Human Rights, Social Justice, and Qualitative Research: Questions and Hesitations about What We Say about What We Do / Julianne Cheek -- 5. Affirming Human Dignity in Qualitative Inquiry: Walking the Walk / Frederick Erickson -- Section 2: Method -- 6. In the Name of Human Rights: I Say (How) You (Should) Speak (Before I Listen) / Antjie Krog -- 7. Autoethnography and Queer Theory: Making Possibilities / Stacy Holman Jones and Tony E. Adams -- 8. Some Ethical Considerations in Preparing Students for Performative Autoethnography / Tami Spry -- Section 3: Politics -- 9. This Is Our Moment (So) Yes We Can: Shifting Margins, Centers, and Politics of Difference in the Time of President Barack Obama / Cynthia B. Dillard -- 10. Triangulation of Micro-Perspectives on Juvenile Homelessness, Health, and Human Rights / Uwe Flick -- 11. Poverty and Social Exclusion: The Everyday Life of the Poor as the Research Field of a Critical Ethnography / Elisabeth Niederer and Rainer Winter -- 12. Human Rights and Qualitative Health Inquiry: On Biofascism and the Importance of Parrhesia /Geneviève Rail, Stuart J. Murray, and Dave Holmes -- Coda: Meaningful Research, Aging, and Positive Transformation / Carolyn Ellis, Laurel Richardson, Mary Gergen, Kenneth Gergen, Norman K. Denzin, and Arthur P. Bochner -- Index -- About the Authors.