Ethical Review of Action Research: The Challenges for Researchers and Research Ethics Committees

Research Ethics 7 (3):100-106 (2011)
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Abstract

Action research has repeatedly demonstrated how it can facilitate problem solving and change in many settings through a process of collaboration which is driven by the community at the heart of the research. The ethical review of action research can be challenging for action researchers and research ethics committees. This paper explores how seven ethical principles can be used by action researchers and research ethics committees as the basis for ethical review. This paper concludes by offering some suggestions for a way forward for both action researchers and research ethics committees

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Editor's Choice: Issue 3, 2011.David Hunter - 2011 - Research Ethics 7 (3):81-81.
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