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A new book on Research Methods in Deportation, edited by the brilliant Agnieszka Radziwinowiczówna, has just come out (my contribution is a chapter on the ethics and methodologies of gaining access to the field)! https://lnkd.in/e2svNCQq

Keynote talk at PUBMET conference from our Research Integrity Manager Matt Hodgkinson: don't waste a good crisis in publishing ethics and peer review. Crises can be useful to effect change, as Saul Alinsky observed. Do we need - and can we achieve - a Kuhnian paradigm shift from competition to collaboration, and from 'quality' to transparency? #PublicationEthics #PeerReview #PUBMET2023

It is common for litigators to encounter an ethical gray area during negotiations. Attend our webinar, “Ethical Negotiations: Navigating the Gray Areas,” on April 10 for tips on how to remain ethical during negotiations when faced with a situation in which the ethics rules are unclear. https://lnkd.in/gVQkUcWA Speakers Jarvarus Gresham John Austin Michael H. Rubin

"Giving more consideration to Ethical issues" here is the opinion of Xu Jiayi, COPE Council member on PRW 2023. #PeerReviewWeek #ACSEInsights #PeerReview #Research #ScholarlyPublishing #PRW2023

Learn how to evaluate and develop policies for some of the most pressing issues in society! You study and practice the philosophy of science to influence and develop policy in topics such as education, healthcare, risk management, taxation, and research policy. These skills are now more crucial than ever and form the core of our curriculum. By merging ethics, science, and policy, you study policy-making and analyze arguments for and against proposals, strengthening the case for change. If you join us with a specialization in social or natural sciences, the programme provides the tools and knowledge to becomes a generalist regarding policy. If you have a background in ethics or philosophy, it provides you an opportunity to put theory into practice. We hope you can join our Webinar!

4 key ethical principles every Researcher must know!!! #EthicalResearch #BiospecimenResearch #EthicalPrinciples #ResearchEthics #ScienceEthics

I am very excited about teaching a new Master’s course on Ethical Issues in Public Policy at American University. In addition to readings and discussions, we will use case studies to explore the underlying administrative and policy issues that have ended in disasters – or the inverse, successes – and to learn from these events to achieve more effective management. Rather than a course on ethics per se, we will examine and think about the appropriate execution of responsibilities in the public sphere. Discover some examples in this short marketing video prepared by the School of Public Affairs, American University.

Business Day Live: A lesson in Ethics and Corporate Governance.

Simple and Powerful, Ethical Decision Making Model

🌐 Delving into Ethical Research: The Belmont Report (1979) Hey everyone! Today, let's chat about something crucial in the world of research – the Belmont Report from 1979. 🚀 🌟 Key Points to Know: Respect for Persons: It's all about treating individuals with respect and safeguarding those with less autonomy. Beneficence: We aim to maximize the good stuff and minimize any potential harm in our research endeavors. Justice: Let's ensure fairness in how we distribute the benefits and burdens of our studies. 💡 Why it Matters: This report played a big role in setting up ethical standards worldwide. It gave us those Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) you might have heard about. Plus, it stressed the importance of getting informed consent and keeping an eye on things as our research unfolds. 🔗 Dig Deeper: If you're curious, check out the Belmont Report to get the full scoop on how it continues to shape ethical research. #BelmontReport #EthicalResearch #ScienceEthics 🎓 Manoj Kamble #manojkamble