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Developing a Framework for Social Science Research Ethics

~ an ESRC project at the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU), University of York and the School of Social Sciences and Law, Oxford Brookes University
'Developing a Framework'
REGIONAL MEETINGS IN NEWCASTLE, EDINBURGH, MANCHESTER and LONDON

A series of Regional Meetings providing a forum for debate and feedback, and integral to development of the Framework.

More info on dates, location and how to register for these important events.

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Framework drafts


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JOIN THE DEBATE! - send comments and ideas on draft Framework and other documents

Send us your feedback and suggestions on the draft Framework documents and other papers prepared by the project team, and any other aspect of project activities.

Project documents currently available are here. Please make sure you include your name, position, and institution or organisation, in any communication.

The production of the various Guidelines expected to comprise the National Framework for Social Science Research Ethics, and associated papers on core issues produced by the project team, is intended to be an iterative process and inclusive of all interested parties, with feedback and commentary on drafts forming a crucial part of the Framework development process.

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We welcome feedback and suggestions.
Please send comments to: Research Ethics Framework
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