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GUIDELINES FOR RESEARCH ETHICS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, LAW AND THE HUMANITIES
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The fi rst version of the Guidelines was adopted by NESH in 1993. In the light of two consultative hearings among involved institutions in 1997 and 1998, as well as the Committee’s own proposed amendments, a revised version was adopted on 15 February 1999. The Guidelines were subsequently revised again in 2004–2005. There were several rea- sons for this most recent revision. The work done by the Ministry of Education and Research on the topic of scientifi c dishonesty had generated new assignments for NESH in the fi eld of dishonesty prevention. This resulted in new elements in Section D. During its past two terms (2000–2005), the Committee has devoted considerable attention to contract research and science communication, in addition to addressing issues related to re search freedom. This has culminated in clarifi cations and rewriting in Sections A, E and F. The new Personal Data Act (2001), which superseded the Act relating to Personal Data Filing Systems, and the amendments to the Personal Data Regulations in 2005 made it natural to add a new section on research licences and the obligation to report in Section B. Generally speaking, references to legislation have been made more specifi c in this version of the Guidelines.
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82-7682-050-6
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Social Science
English
2006
1-44
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