Editors’ note: Though it plays with “advice column” in form, the goal of Yours Sincerely, An Uncertain Anthropologist is not to elicit prescriptive answers nor to develop universal disciplinary principles. The views [...]
Dear Colleagues,I find that one of the most awkward parts of conducting research is handing people my IRB consent form. There are times when this act feels comforting, serving as [...]
As two graduate students preparing to “enter the field,” we increasingly find ourselves contemplating an important, yet uncomfortable, question: How will we know if we are doing ethical anthropology? [...]
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