Page 1 % O 42%a DISSERTATION SECOND EDITION iſ ZZ2.4% STUDENTS AND FACULTY
ſ/N ^ () MARIA PIANTANIDA On NOREEN B. GAR MAN FOREWORD BY FRANCES SCHOON …

Ethical regulation of social research has increased considerably in the UK in the past few
years, not least as a result of the ESRC's Research Ethics Framework. This article questions …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how children have been involved in
research activities in recent international child protection research and what kinds of ethical …

Formal research-ethics committees in Canada now function as an industry, costing over
thirty-five million dollars annually. The Seduction of Ethics argues that while ethics codes are …

Qualitative sociologists confront thorny ethical issues, many of which are beyond the scope
of institutional review board procedures and protocols. This essay presents the broad …

The research ethics review systems within universities evolved from the positivist biomedical
model but have expanded to include all non-clinical research involving human subjects …

In this paper we examine “ethics creep”, a concept developed by Haggerty (2004) to account
for the increasing bureaucratization of research ethics boards and institutional review …

History has demonstrated the necessity of protecting research participants. Research ethics
are based on a concept of asymmetry of power, viewing the researcher as powerful and …

Clinical psychologists often use qualitative methods to explore sensitive topics with
vulnerable individuals, yet there has been little discussion of the specific ethical issues …

Ethical dimensions of qualitative research are constantly emerging and shifting. This volume
identifies relevant ethical principles that can guide novice researchers through the research …