Tracking the Truth or Selling One’s Soul? Reflections on the Ethics of a Piece of Commissioned Research

British Journal of Educational Studies 47 (3):275 - 282 (1999)
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This paper takes as its starting point a decision to accept a particular commission for a piece of educational research which is subject to contractual restrictions. In the light of recent debate on the contentious politics and ethics of contractual research, it then addresses the problem of what might constitute an ethical defence, or critique, of such research and such contracts.

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