Where ethics and politics intertwine

[...] I wanted to describe the methodological and ethnographic challenges faced by those studying (and/or engaging) with security-related topics at a time when the discipline is struggling to position itself with respect to US national security (my emphasis). Many in the academic community have argu...

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Published in:The Times higher education supplement 2009 (1881), p.52
Main Authors: Fosher, Kerry B, Keenan, Jeremy
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Armed forces
Community Relations
Construction
Espionage
Ethics
Field study
Interviews
National security
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Armed forces
Community Relations
Construction
Espionage
Ethics
Field study
Interviews
National security
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