Rights-respecting research: a commentary on ‘the right to be properly researched: research with children in a messy, real world’,<i>Children's Geographies</i>, 2009, 7, 4
Children s GeographiesPublished 24 April 2012
Priscilla Alderson
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A special issue of Children's Geographies (2009, 7, 4) examined ‘the right to be properly researched’ and published examples of social researchers' commendable growing concern with rights and ethic...
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