The SAGE Handbook Of Qualitative Research Ethics

Contents......Page 6
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes......Page 10
Notes on the Editors and Contributors......Page 12
Foundational Issues in Qualitative Research Ethics......Page 24
Part I-Thick Descriptions of Qualitative Research Ethics......Page 42
1-Values in Social Research......Page 46
2-Ethics, Reflexivity and Virtue......Page 58
3-A Posthumanist Ethics of Mattering: New Materialisms and the Ethical Practice of Inquiry......Page 74
4-Feminist Epistemologies  and Ethics: Ecological Thinking, Situated Knowledges, Epistemic Responsibilities......Page 96
5-Ethical Imperialism? Exporting Research Ethics to the Global South......Page 112
6-Democratizing Research in Practice......Page 126
Part II-Qualitative Research Ethics by Technique......Page 138
7-The Ethics of Ethnography......Page 142
8-He Said, She Said, We Said:  Ethical Issues in Conducting Dyadic Interviews......Page 156
9-Ethical Issues When  Undertaking Autoethnographic Research with     Families......Page 171
10-Between Dance and Detention: Ethical Considerations of ‘Mesearch’	in	Performance......Page 184
11-Walking Interview Ethics......Page 197
12-Ethics and Power in Visual Research Methods......Page 211
13-Ethics Working in Ever-Changing Ethnographic Environments......Page 226
Part III-Ethics as Politics......Page 238
14-Confronting Political Dilemmasin Ethnographic Fieldwork:Consent, Personal Safetyand Triangulation......Page 242
15-Qualitative Ethics in a Positivist Frame: The Canadian Experience 1998–2014......Page 254
16-When Ethics Review Boards Get Ethnographic Research Wrong......Page 271
17-Reflexivity: Overcoming Mistrust between Research Ethics Committees and Researchers......Page 286
18-Moving beyond Regulatory Compliance: Building Institutional Support for Ethical Reflection  in Research......Page 299
19-Research Ethics Committees – What Are They Good For?......Page 312
Part IV-Qualitative Research Ethics......Page 324
20-The Vulnerability of Vulnerability:Why Social Science ResearchersShould Abandon the Doctrine ofVulnerability......Page 328
21-Researching Hate Crime Against Disabled People – Working through Ethical Considerations When	the	‘Personal	Is	Political’......Page 345
22-Participatory Action Research with Indigenous Youth and their Communities......Page 362
23-Role Conflict and Questions of Rigour: Working with Community Researchers in Sexual Health......Page 377
24-Fair Warnings: The Ethics of Ethnography with Children......Page 390
25-Protecting and Empowering Research with the Vulnerable Older   Person......Page 405
26-Ethics Unleashed: Developing Responsive Ethical Practice and Review for the Inclusion of  Non-Human Animal Participants  in Qualitative Research......Page 419
27-Paternalism and the Ethics  of Researching with People  Who Use Drugs......Page 434
Part V-Relational Research Ethics......Page 450
28-An Exception to the Rule:Journalism and Research Ethics......Page 452
29-The Dual Imperative  in Disaster Research Ethics......Page 464
Ethical Issues in 
Insider-Outsider Research......Page 478
31-Covert: The Fear and Fascination of a Methodological Pariah......Page 493
32-Ethical Issues  in Grounded Theory......Page 509
Part VI-Researching Digitally......Page 518
33-Research That Hurts: EthicalConsiderations When StudyingVulnerable Populations Online......Page 524
34-‘What If They’re Bastards?’: Ethics and the Imagining of the Other in the Study of Online Fan Cultures......Page 533
35-Negotiating the Ethics of Gendered Online Spaces in Mainland China and Hong Kong......Page 549
Concluding Thoughts: 
The Virtues of a Reflexive Qualitative Researcher......Page 563
Index......Page 566