Background: Numerous mechanisms exist to incentivise researchers to share their data.
This scoping review aims to identify and summarise evidence of the efficacy of different …

Globally, ethics reviews exhibit four significant flaws:(1) they transpose institutional fears of
liability onto individual researchers;(2) they presuppose a universal ethical standard;(3) they …

Background: Young people are particularly at risk of developing mental health problems, a
challenge exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Digital tools such as apps and chatbots …

Contributors to this special issue realised that reflecting on experiences of getting access (or
not) can tell us something important about the institutions we aimed to study and, more …

Climate responsive design can amplify the positive environmental effects necessary for
human habitation and constructively engage and reduce the energy use of existing …

Ever since Adam Smith's musings on 'the invisible hand'became more famous than his work
on moral sentiments, social theorists have paid less attention to everyday ethics and …

This article explores how and to what extent collaborative ethnographic fieldwork enables
comparison both inherently and in practical terms. More often than not, ethnographic …

Drawing on our experiences conducting replications we describe the lessons we learned
about replication studies and formulate recommendations for researchers, policy makers …

This article reflects on the delicate issue of confidentiality and anonymity in contemporary
anthropological research. It focuses on the challenges of assigning pseudonyms and …

This article analyses the operationalization of One Health in the context of data-intensive
science in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Building on ethnographic field research and …