University of Toronto Press
Seduction of Ethics
About this book
Van den Hoonaard reveals an idiosyncratic and inconsistent world in which researchers employ particular strategies of avoidance or partial or full compliance as they seek approval from ethics committees.
Author / Editor information
Will C. van den Hoonaard is a professor emeritus in the Department of Sociology at the University of New Brunswick.
Reviews
‘Seduction of Ethics is grounded in a solid theoretical and conceptual framework. The logic is flawless, the data are compelling, and above all the reader is left with a sense that things can be changed.’
Jim Thomas:
‘The Seduction of Ethics is an easily-read volume suitable for students, professionals, and even lay readers…The logic is flawless, the data are compelling, and – above-all the reader is left with a sense that things can be changed.’
Igor Gontcharov:
‘Van den Hoonaard offers a remarkable study from the methodological point of view… Hoonaard’s contribution to the debate on approaches to ethical governance in the social sciences demarcates a new stage.’
Zachary M. Schrag:
‘The Seduction of Ethics is a powerful, combined-arms assault on the system of ethics review of the social sciences.’
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Preface
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Acknowledgments
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1. Introduction
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2. An Archeology of Research-Ethics Review
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3. The Criticisms of Research-Ethics Review
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4. What Is the Normative Ethics Framework for Social Researchers?
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5. Structure and Composition of Research-Ethics Committees
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6. The Moral Cosmology of the Ethics-Review World
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7. Procedural Routines: The Application Form and the Consent Form
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8. The Meeting: Making Agendas and Decisions
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9. An Idiosyncratic and Inconsistent World: Communications between REBs and Researchers
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10. The Underlife of Research-Ethics Review: Preparing an Application
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11. Secondary Adjustments by Researchers
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12. The Beleaguered Methods
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13. On Theory, Topics, and Favoured Methods
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14. Macro-Structural Linkages
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15 Will the Social Sciences Wither Away or Is There an Alternative?
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Appendix A: Methodology
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Appendix B: Applications Considered Annually by Selected Research Ethics Boards in Canada
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Appendix C: Samples of Communications from Ethics Committees to Researchers
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Appendix D: Interview Guides
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Notes
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References
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Index
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