About the Editor xi About the...

About the Editor	xi
About the Contributors	xiii
About the Series Editor	xix
Series Preface	xxi
Acknowledgements	xxiv
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: Qualitative Research Ethics: Changing Contexts and New Methodologies
Helen Busby	3
REIMAGINING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS: NARRATIVES AND CASE STUDIES
Chapter 2: Ethics Review and YouTube Research with Fertility Preservation Vloggers
Rhonda M. Shaw	21
Chapter 3: Peer Researchers in Qualitative Research on Homelessness and Mental Health: A Reflexive Journey from Data Validity to Relations of Ethical Labour
Nienke Boesveldt	37
Chapter 4: Informed Consent in Qualitative Research: Lessons on Relationality from a Technologically Dense Classroom
Fride Haram Klykken	57
Chapter 5: Ethical Considerations During Photo-eliciting Trajectories with Migrantised Women Focused on ‘Gender Empowerment’ in Civil Society Organisations
Lore Van Praag, Amal Miri, Kaya Klaver and Neda Deneva	75
Chapter 6: Autoethnography: An Ethics Challenge for Researchers and Reviewers
Nicole Brown	95
Chapter 7: Whose Ethics Am I Concerned with? Perspectives from Qualitative Research with Retired Educators in Botswana
Hildah L. Mokgolodi	111
Chapter 8: Ethical Practice in Qualitative Research Involving User-generated Online Content: Questions, Challenges, and Opportunities
Helena Webb	127
Chapter 9: The Ethics of Using GPS in Qualitative Research with War-affected Families: Experiences of Mobility from Palestine, Lebanon, and Canada
Bree Akesson and Karen Frensch	145
REFRAMING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS: PROPOSALS FOR CHANGE
Chapter 10: The Case for Discipline-specific Ethics: A View from Social Anthropology
Michael Herzfeld	163
Chapter 11: Improving Formalised Ethics Review: Field Sensitivity, Bundles of Usership and Devolution
Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner	177
Chapter 12: Advancing Indigenous Health Partnerships: Ethical Approaches to Qualitative Research and Health Systems Improvements
Lloy Wylie, Joyla Furlano and Alana Kehoe	197
Chapter 13: Improving The Ethics Review of Qualitative Health Research Through Increased Collaboration Between Research Ethics Committees, Researchers and Research Participants
Sarah Potthoff and Anke Erdmann	217
Chapter 14: Research Integrity and Qualitative Research: Tackling and Researching Unethical Practices at the Top
Nina Peršak	235
Chapter 15: Qualitative Research Ethics: An Agenda for Researchers and Research Organisations
Helen Busby and Mark Israel	253
Index	263

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About the Editor	xi
About the Contributors	xiii
About the Series Editor	xix
Series Preface	xxi
Acknowledgements	xxiv
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: Qualitative Research Ethics: Changing Contexts and New Methodologies
Helen Busby	3
REIMAGINING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS: NARRATIVES AND CASE STUDIES
Chapter 2: Ethics Review and YouTube Research with Fertility Preservation Vloggers
Rhonda M. Shaw	21
Chapter 3: Peer Researchers in Qualitative Research on Homelessness and Mental Health: A Reflexive Journey from Data Validity to Relations of Ethical Labour
Nienke Boesveldt	37
Chapter 4: Informed Consent in Qualitative Research: Lessons on Relationality from a Technologically Dense Classroom
Fride Haram Klykken	57
Chapter 5: Ethical Considerations During Photo-eliciting Trajectories with Migrantised Women Focused on ‘Gender Empowerment’ in Civil Society Organisations
Lore Van Praag, Amal Miri, Kaya Klaver and Neda Deneva	75
Chapter 6: Autoethnography: An Ethics Challenge for Researchers and Reviewers
Nicole Brown	95
Chapter 7: Whose Ethics Am I Concerned with? Perspectives from Qualitative Research with Retired Educators in Botswana
Hildah L. Mokgolodi	111
Chapter 8: Ethical Practice in Qualitative Research Involving User-generated Online Content: Questions, Challenges, and Opportunities
Helena Webb	127
Chapter 9: The Ethics of Using GPS in Qualitative Research with War-affected Families: Experiences of Mobility from Palestine, Lebanon, and Canada
Bree Akesson and Karen Frensch	145
REFRAMING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS: PROPOSALS FOR CHANGE
Chapter 10: The Case for Discipline-specific Ethics: A View from Social Anthropology
Michael Herzfeld	163
Chapter 11: Improving Formalised Ethics Review: Field Sensitivity, Bundles of Usership and Devolution
Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner	177
Chapter 12: Advancing Indigenous Health Partnerships: Ethical Approaches to Qualitative Research and Health Systems Improvements
Lloy Wylie, Joyla Furlano and Alana Kehoe	197
Chapter 13: Improving The Ethics Review of Qualitative Health Research Through Increased Collaboration Between Research Ethics Committees, Researchers and Research Participants
Sarah Potthoff and Anke Erdmann	217
Chapter 14: Research Integrity and Qualitative Research: Tackling and Researching Unethical Practices at the Top
Nina Peršak	235
Chapter 15: Qualitative Research Ethics: An Agenda for Researchers and Research Organisations
Helen Busby and Mark Israel	253
Index	263

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