Contextual Challenges in South Africa: The Role of a Research Ethics Committee

Issue Title: The Ethics Trapeze This article parallels a debate similar to the one in Canada and elsewhere where researchers whose work involves humans now operate under a single ethics policy, with a strong biomedical emphasis. The institution of research ethics committees for humanities and social...

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Published in:Journal of academic ethics 2006-12, Vol.4 (1-4), p.39-60
Main Authors: Louw, Brenda, Delport, Rina
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