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Research Ethics in the UK: What Can Sociology Learn from Health?

Richardson, Sue
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McMullan, M.
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2015
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Research ethics, United Kingdom, UK, Health
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Richardson S and McMullan M (2015) Research Ethics in the UK: What Can Sociology Learn from Health? In: Scott-Jones J (Ed.) Research Ethics in Practice, Volume 2: Covert research. London: Sage Publications Ltd: 1115-1132.
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This is a re-publication of an earlier journal article that was selected by the editor for inclusion in the 2015 volume. The original article was: Richardson S and McMullan M (2007) Research ethics in the UK: What can Sociology learn from health? Sociology. 41(6): 1115–1132.