A leading team of internationally distinguished political science scholars present the first examination of the practical and ethical challenges in social science and policy research, focusing specifically on experiments with human subjects. Given controversy over a particular practice or context, is there some easy way to mitigate risk and eliminate the issue? Can we conduct the research and side-step the issue? Do we even need to worry about the issue? There is disagreement over whether some of these designs are ethical or not. Contributors explore the arguments, and weigh in with diverse opinions that echo the diversity in the discipline.…mehr
A leading team of internationally distinguished political science scholars present the first examination of the practical and ethical challenges in social science and policy research, focusing specifically on experiments with human subjects. Given controversy over a particular practice or context, is there some easy way to mitigate risk and eliminate the issue? Can we conduct the research and side-step the issue? Do we even need to worry about the issue? There is disagreement over whether some of these designs are ethical or not. Contributors explore the arguments, and weigh in with diverse opinions that echo the diversity in the discipline.
Scott Desposato has held positions at the University of Zurich, the University of Arizona, as well as the Harvard Academy, and is currently Associate Professor of Political Science at University of California, San Diego, USA. His research interests include American and comparative elections, institutions, voting behavior, and methodology.
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1. Introduction Scott Desposato Part 2:Contextual Challenges for Experimentalists 2. The Ethics of Exclusion When Experimenting in Impoverished Settings Kim Yi Dionne, Augustine Harawa, and Hastings Honde 3. Ethics for Experimental Manipulation of Religion Richard A. Nielsen 4. Religion, Experiments, and Ethical Concerns Rebecca Morton and Jonathan Rogers 5. Prison States and Games of Chicken Jesse Driscoll Part 3: Local Ethical Review when Conducting Experiments Internationally 6. The Value and Challenges of Using Local Ethical Review in Comparative Politics Experiments Jennifer L. Merolla and Raul Madrid Jr. 7. Ethical Challenges in Comparative Politics Experiments in China Xiaobo Lü 8. Local Review: Confronting the Brazilian Black Box Saul Cunow and Scott Desposato 9. Ethical Perspectives in Countries without an Institutional Review Board: The Case of Mexico Rosario Aguilar Part 3: The Ethical Challenges of Field Experiments 10. Obligated to Deceive? Aliases, Confederates, and the Common Rule in International Field Experiments Michael Findley and Daniel Nielson 11. Considering the Political Consequences of Comparative Politics Experiments Joshua R. Gubler and Joel S. Selway 12. Information and Power: Ethical Considerations of Political Information Experiments Brigitte Zimmerman 13. Conducting Research with NGOs: Relevant Counterfactuals from the Perspective of Subjects David W. Nickerson and Susan D. Hyde 14. Manipulating Elites Edmund J. Malesky 15. Field Experiments on Elected and Public Officials: Ethical Obligations and Requirements Christian R. Grose Part 4: Strategies for Moving Forward 16. Human Subjects Protection and Large-N Research: When Exempt is Non-Exempt and Research is Non-Research Mitchell A. Seligson 17. Ethics and Research in Political Science: The Responsibilities of the Researcher and the Profession Elizabeth J. Zechmeister 18. Journal Editors as Ethics Sheriffs Rick K. Wilson, William Mishler, and John Ishiyama 19. Conclusion and Recommendations Scott Desposato
1. Introduction Scott Desposato Part 2:Contextual Challenges for Experimentalists 2. The Ethics of Exclusion When Experimenting in Impoverished Settings Kim Yi Dionne, Augustine Harawa, and Hastings Honde 3. Ethics for Experimental Manipulation of Religion Richard A. Nielsen 4. Religion, Experiments, and Ethical Concerns Rebecca Morton and Jonathan Rogers 5. Prison States and Games of Chicken Jesse Driscoll Part 3: Local Ethical Review when Conducting Experiments Internationally 6. The Value and Challenges of Using Local Ethical Review in Comparative Politics Experiments Jennifer L. Merolla and Raul Madrid Jr. 7. Ethical Challenges in Comparative Politics Experiments in China Xiaobo Lü 8. Local Review: Confronting the Brazilian Black Box Saul Cunow and Scott Desposato 9. Ethical Perspectives in Countries without an Institutional Review Board: The Case of Mexico Rosario Aguilar Part 3: The Ethical Challenges of Field Experiments 10. Obligated to Deceive? Aliases, Confederates, and the Common Rule in International Field Experiments Michael Findley and Daniel Nielson 11. Considering the Political Consequences of Comparative Politics Experiments Joshua R. Gubler and Joel S. Selway 12. Information and Power: Ethical Considerations of Political Information Experiments Brigitte Zimmerman 13. Conducting Research with NGOs: Relevant Counterfactuals from the Perspective of Subjects David W. Nickerson and Susan D. Hyde 14. Manipulating Elites Edmund J. Malesky 15. Field Experiments on Elected and Public Officials: Ethical Obligations and Requirements Christian R. Grose Part 4: Strategies for Moving Forward 16. Human Subjects Protection and Large-N Research: When Exempt is Non-Exempt and Research is Non-Research Mitchell A. Seligson 17. Ethics and Research in Political Science: The Responsibilities of the Researcher and the Profession Elizabeth J. Zechmeister 18. Journal Editors as Ethics Sheriffs Rick K. Wilson, William Mishler, and John Ishiyama 19. Conclusion and Recommendations Scott Desposato
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