Bürokratisierungsethik: Eine autoethnografische Kritik an Forschungsethik -Gremien in der Wissenschaft
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10805-025-09647-7
Bürokratisierungsethik: Eine autoethnografische Kritik an Forschungsethik -Gremien in der Wissenschaft
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10805-025-09647-7
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Anyone who has gone through the morass of modern ethics approvals can understand where this author is coming from. I have an honest question: Why don’t we have an ‚open source version‘ of ethics approval? E.g. if you do a study using some sort of survey to look at Australian shipping preferences – why can’t I use the same questions to do a survey in the U.S. and then use the same ethics approval rather than replicate the ethics work at my own university?
“Emotional and psychological toll” of REB’s? That is spectacularly stupid.
And it’s an easy concept. Countries and regions are heterogeneous, including laws and procedures. This makes it imperative REB’s can’t be moved.