The Vulnerability of Children and Prisoners in Social Science Research

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In Nico Nortjé, Retha Visagie & J. S. Wessels (eds.), Social Science Research Ethics in Africa. Springer Verlag. pp. 213-228 (2019)
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The understanding of vulnerability in this chapter is informed by Ten Have’s approach to the concept. We consider how children and prisoners which are seen as vulnerable groups by researchers, have “double vulnerability” in common and explore the interrelated factors which impact their external and internal conditions of vulnerability. This is followed by a pragmatic consideration of the ethical aspects of doing research with these groups. We conclude the chapter highlighting the importance of including children and prisoners in research.

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