The ethics of ethical debates in peace and conflict research: Notes towards the development of a research covenant
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...The latter argument indicates that research should start from a more demanding ethical stance that provides direct benefits to the research participants and should imagine research in more collaborative terms (Brewer 2016; Fujii 2016; Nagar 2014; Močnik 2018; Fine 2016a)....
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...It is represented best by world-leading specialists in qualitative methodology like Lincoln (1995) and Denzin (see Denzin and Giardina (2007b), as well as in research methods textbook by Mertens and Ginsberg (2009), Denzin and Giardina (2007a) and Denzin and Lincoln (2011), among others....
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...Some social researchers believe they have responsibility as law-abiding citizens to report knowledge of illegal behaviour (see, for example, Yablonsky, 1968), others say they would disclose only if there was an intention to harm another person, while others keep to the practice of never revealing guilty knowledge confidentially obtained (see, for example, Lowman and Palys, 2014; Polsky, 1967)....
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...…of illegal behaviour (see, for example, Yablonsky, 1968), others say they would disclose only if there was an intention to harm another person, while others keep to the practice of never revealing guilty knowledge confidentially obtained (see, for example, Lowman and Palys, 2014; Polsky, 1967)....
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