Resisting condescending research ethics in Aotearoa New Zealand / by Juan Marcellus Tauri

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Title

Resisting condescending research ethics in Aotearoa New Zealand / by Juan Marcellus Tauri

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Relies on the author's reflections on the Research Ethics Board (REB) process, those of indigenous Canadian and NZ research participants, and the extant literature to critique the Eurocentric processes employed by NZ REBs to assess indigenous-focused or indigenous-led research in the criminological realm. Calls for indigenous peoples to resist the condescending ethos of the academy's ethics processes by developing processes that focus on empowering their institutions and communities.

Format

Journal

Date created

2014

Creator

Tauri, Juan Marcellus, (Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/33909334

Related subjects

Research -- Moral and ethical aspects / Indigenous peoples -- Research / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Research / Criminology -- Research

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