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Qualitative Ethics in Practice

Häftad, Engelska, 2016

AvMartin Tolich

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Neither ethics committees nor qualitative researchers can predict the types of ethical dilemmas that will happen in the field, only that they will routinely occur. In Qualitative Ethics in Practice, a team of fifteen top researchers from various disciplines and nationalities offer ethical strategies unique to qualitative researchers for those "big ethical moments" beyond what can be predicted by ethics committees. Ideally structured for qualitative classes that tackle ethics issues, the book -calls for an ethical code unique to the practice of qualitative research;-uses a variety of cases from education, community development, tourism, family, and other settings to examine how researchers addressed ethical dilemmas in practice, including the infamous Belfast Project;-highlights some relevant models and programs being developed that may lead to solutions.

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Utgivningsdatum2016-03-10
Mått152 x 229 x 18 mm
Vikt720 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieDeveloping Qualitative Inquiry
Antal sidor218
FörlagLeft Coast Press Inc
ISBN9781629581675

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Martin Tolich is an Associate Professor in the Sociology Department at the University of Otago in New Zealand. He has been teaching and researching sociology for more than 25 years. His many research interests include employment, ethics review boards, M?ori consultation processes, and experiential research training for students. He has published extensively including two recent books - Planning Ethically Responsible Research (with Joan Sieber, 2013) and Getting Started: An Introduction to Research Methods (with Carl Davidson, 2011).

PrefaceChapter 1: Qualitative Ethics in Practice, Martin TolichChapter 2: Qualitative Research Horror Stories, Martin TolichChapter 3: Are Qualitative Research Ethics Unique? Martin TolichChapter 4: How Emergent Research Questions Confound Mixed Methods Ethics? Martin TolichChapter 5: The Making(s) of a Qualitative Code of Ethics: Canadaâ€™s Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans, Will van den HoonaardChapter 6: â€˜Not Behaving as a Grieving Mother Shouldâ€™: Exploring the Ethical Pitfalls of Identity Construction within an Insider Study of Sudden, Unexpected Child Death, Denise TurnerChapter 7: Resilient Vulnerabilities: Bereaved Persons Discuss their Experience of Participating in Thanatology Research, Bonnie Scarth and Cyril SchaferChapter 8: Ethical Dilemmas Around Anonymity and Confidentiality in Longitudinal Research Data Sharing: The Death of Dan, Rosalind Edwards and Susie WellerChapter 9: A Belfast Project Autopsy: Whom Can You Trust? Ted Palys and John LowmanChapter 10: Schoolyard Ethics: Getting Close, Blending in, Keeping Distance, Grace SpencerChapter 11: Thinking on Their Feet: Ten PhD Graduates Negotiate Unexpected Ethical Dilemmas, Amber Chambers and Melanie BeresChapter 12: How Community Collaboration Transformed the Research Question in a Study of Knoxvilleâ€™s Green Economy, Jon ShefnerChapter 13: Eat, Pray, Love, Ethics: Researching Expats and Tourists in Bali, Claudia BellChapter 14: Mediating Ethics in Research Practice, Ron IphofenChapter 15: Facilitating Procedural Ethics: Establishing the Research Ethics Application Database at Oxford University, Helen KaraChapter 16: Afterword: Routinizing the Partial, Martin TolichReferencesIndexAbout the Authors