A New Edition of Research Ethics is Now Available

January 18, 2022

Research Ethics (vol. 17, no. 4, 2021) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Towards an ?m?lúàbí Code of Research Ethics: Applying a Situated, Participant-Centred Virtue Ethics Framework to Fieldwork with Disadvantaged Populations in Diverse Cultural Settings” by Bukola Oyinloye
  • “A Critical Self-Reflexive Account of a privileged Researcher in a complicated Setting: Kakuma Refugee Camp” by Neil Bilotta
  • “Negotiating the Practicalities of Informed Consent in the Field with Children and Young People: Learning from Social Science Researchers” by Gina Sherwood and Sarah Parsons
  • “Evaluating the Prospects for University-Based Ethical Governance in Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Innovation” by Christine Hine
  • “A Phenomenographic Study of Scientists’ Beliefs about the Causes of Scientists’ Research Misconduct” by Aidan C Cairns, et al.

 

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