Research Ethics in Human Geography

ISBN-13: 9781138580411 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 248 str.

Sebastian Henn; Judith Miggelbrink; Kathrin H?rschelmann

Opis

This book explores common ethical issues faced by human geographers in their research. It offers practical guidance for research planning and design that incorporates geographic disciplinary knowledge to conceptualise research ethics.

Spis treści

1. Reflecting Research Ethics: A Constant Need  Part 1: Ethics in Human Geographical Research  2. Caring About Research Ethics and Integrity in Human Geography  3. Research Ethics in Human and Physical Geography: Ethical Literacy, the Ethics of Intervention, and the Limits of Self-Regulation  4. Childhood is a Foreign Country? Ethics in Socio-Spatial Childhood Research as a Question of ‘How’ and ‘What’  5. Ethical Challenges Arising from the Vulnerability of Refugees and Asylum Seekers Within the Research Process  6. Research Ethics and Inequalities of Knowledge Production in Eastern Europe and Eurasia  7. Sensitive Topics in Human Geography – Insights from Research on Cigarette Smugglers and Diamond  8. Volunteer-Practitioner Research, Relationships and Friendship-Liness: Re-Enacting Geographies of Care  Part 2: Research Ethics in the Wider Academic Context  9. Illegal Ethnographies: Research Ethics Beyond the Law  10. Researcher Trauma: Considering the Ethics, Impacts and Outcomes of Research on Researchers  11. Practical Ethics Approaches for Engaging Ethical Issues in Research Geography  12. Facing Moral Dilemmas as a Method: Teaching Ethical Research Principles to Geography Students in Higher Education  13. Doing Geography in Classrooms: The Ethical Dimension of Teaching and Learning 14. Ethics of Reflection: A Directional Perspective