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Share your values! Community-driven embedding of ethics in research
conference contribution
posted on 2023-06-10, 03:18 authored by Nicolas E Gold, Raul Masu, Cécile ChevalierCécile Chevalier, Fabio MorrealeEthically-defensible research requires wide-ranging, holistic, and deep consideration. It is often overseen by Research Ethics Committees, Institutional Research Boards or equivalents but not all organisations have these and where they do, their degree of independence from organisational priorities varies (perhaps leading to research that would create reputational or other difficulties for organisations being left unpublished or unacknowledged). Conflicts of interest can therefore be left unmanaged, participants may be exploited, and society may not benefit. In this paper, we claim that publishing communities (e.g. scholarly conferences) can play a larger role in supporting improved ethical practice by defining and communicating the ethical values of their community’s collective identity and aspirations. This approach is not prescriptive like procedural ethics nor as broad as general research ethics codes (both are important) but offers a tangible way to unify ethics concerns across research contexts.
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CHI ’22 Extended AbstractsPublisher
Association for Computing MachineryExternal DOI
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1-7Article number
a12Event name
CHI EA '22: CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing SystemsEvent location
Chicago, USAEvent type
conferenceEvent date
April 30–May 5 2022Place of publication
New York, NY, United StatesISBN
9781450391566Department affiliated with
- Media and Film Publications
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2022-05-03First Open Access (FOA) Date
2022-05-03First Compliant Deposit (FCD) Date
2022-05-03Usage metrics
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