Graduate Research Ethics: Cases and Commentaries - Volume 2, 1998

These cases and commentaries result from a series of workshops on Graduate Research Ethics Education, held at Indiana University, Bloomington, from 1996 to 2000. The project brought together many graduate and post-doctoral students in the natural sciences for a study of research ethics and reflects the experiences and problems they face. The project was sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF Grant No. SBR 9421897) to the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE). Volume 2 includes 17 cases exploring many aspects of res search ethics including publication ethics, ethics in the use of animals and humans in research, and conflicts of interest. Each case is accompanied by at least two expert commentaries. 

Changing the Subject
Questions on the Topic of Whistle Blowing
Barking Up the Wrong Tree? Industry Funding of Academic Research
New Technology - Who Is the Designer?
Today's Specials
Sherry's Secret
Counting Sheep: Ethical Protocols in Animal Research
To Review or Not: Reviewing the Competition
When in Rome: Conventions in Assignment of Authorship
Scientific Research and the Autonomy of Indigenous Peoples: The Case of the Kennewick Man
The Incomplete Technical Presentation
Beyond Expertise: One Person's Science, Another Person's Policy
Crashing into Law
Informed Consent and the Collection of Biological Samples from Indigenous Populations
Confidentiality Concerns
The Co-Authorship Controversy
Bad Chemistry
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