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Accepted Paper:
An introduction to Eth Nav: an ethical navigation tool for social anthropologists
Bob Simpson
(Durham University)
Paper short abstract:
For researchers using ethnographic methods issues of ethics, governance and regulation have become extremely complex. The aim of this tool is to help social anthropologists navigate their way through the landscape of research engagement as it has developed in the UK.
Paper long abstract:
For researchers using ethnographic methods in the social sciences issues of ethics, governance and regulation have become extremely complex. The approaches taken by social anthropologists create particular challenges which can make the planning and carrying out of research confusing and daunting. The aim of the EthNav initiative is to help those using methods that are collaborative and participatory to navigate their way through the landscape of research governance and oversight as it has developed in the UK. This session will provide a brief introduction to the concept and the content of EthNav with the aim of eliciting feedback on its utility and future directions.
Panel
Ant06
Ethical research and ethical review
Session 1