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Anthropology’s Natalie Baloy co-authors book that helps researchers build ethical skills
A new book co-authored by Associate Professor of Anthropology Natalie Baloy prepares scholars for the ethical questions they’ll face in community-based research projects.
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A new book co-authored by Associate Professor of Anthropology Natalie Baloy prepares scholars for the ethical questions they’ll face in community-based research projects.
“Ethical Complexities in Research for Justice: A Companion for Community-Engaged Scholars,” from Sage College Publishing helps researchers build ethical practices into their work with communities on research studies that could inform social change.
The book’s co-authors are Ronald Glass of University of California, Santa Cruz, who was Baloy’s Ph.D. postdoctoral advisor, and Sheeva Sabati of California State University, Sacramento.
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