Research governance, including research ethics committees and data protection legislation,
is invested in protecting the individual rights of participants in social care and health …

The Clark and Walter article is a provocative call to widen the lens of ethical consideration
for research with potentially vulnerable populations, such as victims of violence. With …

The issue of ethical conduct in research settings is important and complex. As tenure-track
researchers who study gendered violence, we found Clark and Walker's discussion …

Traditional disciplinary guidelines are inadequate to address some of the ethical dilemmas
that emerge when conducting research on violence against women and girls. This article is …

In real-world research, ethics are not fixed. Ethnographic researchers require flexibility to
negotiate the ambiguities of ethical compromise and honour ethical values. Indeed, in what …

The twin concepts of ethics and emotions are used in this paper to examine experiences of
doing research on the topic of violence. Ethical questions are of significance when carrying …

Research ethics, especially the protection of research study participants, has been an
enduring concern of investigators and scholars of victims of violence. Previous work has …

An expansive view of 'rigorous' research is needed, particularly when studying complex
health and human rights issues in settings where the imbalance of power between research …

Ethics concerns the morality of human conduct. In relation to social research, it refers to the
moral deliberation, choice and accountability on the part of researchers throughout the …

This special issue brings together six papers examining ethical thinking and decision-
making in practice throughout the research process, from learning about research ethics to …