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June 9, 2021June 9, 2021 Ethics and Society

“Acres of Skin” – A Reflection on the Protections and Ethical Considerations of Prison Populations in Research

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The Trumpification of Research Ethics: It’s Now OK to Use Prisoners as Guinea Pigs

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Is there an ethics code for storytelling?: the phenomenon of Humans of New York

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