Titlebook: Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking; Dina Siegel,Roos de Wildt Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016

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What to Expect from Experience? of how these might be accentuated when researching trafficking for sexual exploitation. Whilst methodological robustness of studies on prostitution and trafficking is hotly debated in terms of philosophical approach and sample size, ethical dimensions have received far less attention. Drawing on ou

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Chasles and the Ellipsoid Attraction,d there be violations. However, unlike biomedical research or any experimental studies that employ physical intrusion, manipulation, or deliberate disguise, most social sciences, particularly ethnographical studies, involve nothing more than conversing and observing. Through my personal experience i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45343-5ose experiences we are seeking to explore and understand. This principle is especially critical when conducting research with persons in vulnerable situations, such as trafficking victims. And yet, avoiding harm is neither simple nor direct; there are many challenges and fault lines in terms of navi

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