Research Ethics and the Practicalities of
Doing Fieldwork in Russia, Central and
Eastern Europe
30 October 2010
Wilkins Haldane Room
University College London
Ethics and Researching Migration
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Darya Malyutina (UCL) ‘The Practicalities of Doing Research with Russian
Migrants in London’
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Oana Romocea (Leeds Metropolitan University) ‘Facets of Transnational
Identity: Ethical Dilemmas in Research among Romanian Migrants in the UK’
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Branislav Radeljic (University of London) ‘From Brussels to Belgrade: Ethical
Challenges in Conducting Qualitative Research on Diasporas’
Ethical Questions and Research on Fringe Groups
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Prof Hilary Pilkington (University of Warwick) ‘Does it Have to End in Tears? Reflections on Ethics on
Collaborative Research’
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Dr Anton Shekhovtsov (University of Northampton) ‘Russian Fascism Strikes Back: Death Threats, Slander and
Defamation’
Ethics and Positionality in Qualitative Research
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Dr Anton Popov (University of Warwick) ‘Identity at Play? Ethics and Researcher’s Positionality in Ethnography on
Cossack Youth’
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Dr Charlie Walker (University of Southampton) ‘Relationships with respondents in longitudinal youth research in
Russia: New Positionalities, Same Differences?’
Ethics, Elites and Interviews: In and After the Field
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Dr Peter Duncan (SSEES, UCL) ‘Ethical Correctness and Elite Interviewing’
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Dr Eric Gordy (SSEES, UCL) ‘Interviewing in High-Risk Situations’
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Elisabeth Schimpfoessl (University of Manchester) ‘Ethical Questions after the Field: Analysing Interviews’
Film, Archives and Research Ethics
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Prof David Gillespie (University of Bath) ‘Film Violence and the Teaching of Film’
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Dr Daniel Levitsky (SSEES, UCL) ‘Film Archives, Film Committees: Ethics and Researching Film’
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Daniel Brett (The Open University) ‘‘În Bucuresti pe stânga: Archives, Archivists, Arguments and Photocopiers’
Registration:
There are a limited number of places available. If you would like to attend, please contact Dr Ulrike Ziemer:
[email protected].