1st Edition
Research Ethics in Human Geography
1. Reflecting Research Ethics: A Constant Need
Judith Miggelbrink, Kathrin Hörschelmann and Sebastian Henn
Part 1: Ethics in Human Geographical Research
2. Caring About Research Ethics and Integrity in Human Geography
Ian Hay and Mark Israel
3. Research Ethics in Human and Physical Geography: Ethical Literacy, the Ethics of Intervention, and the Limits of Self-Regulation
Susann Schäfer
4. Childhood is a Foreign Country? Ethics in Socio-Spatial Childhood Research as a Question of ‘How’ and ‘What’
Kathrin Hörschelmann
5. Ethical Challenges Arising from the Vulnerability of Refugees and Asylum Seekers Within the Research Process
Dorit Happ
6. Research Ethics and Inequalities of Knowledge Production in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
Kristine Beurskens, Madlen Pilz and Lela Rekhviashvili
7. Sensitive Topics in Human Geography – Insights from Research on Cigarette Smugglers and Diamond
Bettina Dealers Bruns and Sebastian Henn
8. Volunteer-Practitioner Research, Relationships and Friendship-Liness: Re-Enacting Geographies of Care
Matej Blazek and Kye Askins
Part 2: Research Ethics in the Wider Academic Context
9. Illegal Ethnographies: Research Ethics Beyond the Law
Thomas Dekeyser and Bradley Garret
10. Researcher Trauma: Considering the Ethics, Impacts and Outcomes of Research on Researchers
Danielle Drozdzewski and Dale Dominey-Howes
11. Practical Ethics Approaches for Engaging Ethical Issues in Research Geography
Francis Harvey
12. Facing Moral Dilemmas as a Method: Teaching Ethical Research Principles to Geography Students in Higher Education
Jeannine Wintzer and Christoph Baumann
13. Doing Geography in Classrooms: The Ethical Dimension of Teaching and Learning
Mirka Dickel and Fabian Pettig
14. Ethics of Reflection: A Directional Perspective
Matthew G. Hannah
Biography
Sebastian Henn holds the Chair in Economic Geography at Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. His research interests focus on knowledge transfers over geographical distance, urban economies as well as on migration and regional development.
Judith Miggelbrink, holds the Chair of Human Geography at Technische Universität Dresden. Her research focuses on social geography and globalisation. Currently, her projects deal with securitisation in border regions, cross-border medical practices, peripheralisation and regionalisation. Her methodological focus is on qualitative methods as well as mixed methods.
Kathrin Hörschelmann is Professor of Cultural Geography at the University of Bonn, Germany. Her research focuses on the entangled geographies of (in)security, with a particular interest in childhood and youth. She is co-author of Children, Youth and the City and co-editor of Spaces of Masculinities.
