Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking (Studies of Organized Crime, 13)
Ethical Concerns in Research on Human Trafficking examines the moral challenges faced by scholars studying organized crime. Part of the Studies of Organized Crime series, this work by Dina Siegel and Roos De Wildt guides researchers through dilemmas in investigating sensitive topics, promoting integrity and participant protection in academic pursuits.
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This book, part of the Studies of Organized Crime series, addresses ethical concerns in research on human trafficking. Edited by Dina Siegel and Roos De Wildt, it explores the complexities involved in studying this global issue.
Human trafficking research demands careful consideration of participant safety, data integrity, and researcher bias. The volume highlights potential pitfalls and best practices for ethical conduct in such studies.
By focusing on organized crime dynamics, the book provides a framework for balancing academic inquiry with respect for vulnerable populations affected by trafficking.
Intended for academics, policymakers, and practitioners, it underscores the importance of ethical guidelines in advancing knowledge on human trafficking without causing harm.
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