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Volume 1 Opening paper: Critical reflections on ethics in social research Barry Smart and Kay Peggs Part One: Ethics, philosophy and social inquiry: themes and issues 1.Bolton, R. (1991) ?eAristotle on the objectivity of ethics?f 2.Durkheim, E (2003[1898-9]) ?eProfessional ethics?f 3.Fowler, T. (1899) ?eThe ethics of intellectual life and work?f 4. Mead, G. H. (1908) ?eThe philosophical basis of ethics?f 5.Ellwood, C. A. (1910) ?eThe sociological basis of ethics?f 6.Hayes, E C. (1918) ?eSociology as ethics?f 7.Russell, B. (1961[1935]) ?eScience and ethics?f 8.Gewirth A (1960) ?eMetaethics and normative ethics?f 9.Gilman, C. P. (2004 [1914]) ?eThe Position of women as influencing ethics?f in Social Ethics: Sociology and the Future of Society. Ed with intro by M. R. Hill and M. J. Deegan. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 67-76 10.Kitchener K S and Kitchener R S (2009) ?eSocial science research ethics: historical and philosophical issues?f Part Two: Ethics, science and social research; alternative perspectives 11.Feyerabend, P. (1992) `Ethics as a measure of scientific truth?f 12.Crawford, N. C. (1998) ?ePostmodern ethical conditions and a critical response?f 13.Hayles, N. K. (1991) ?eConstrained constructivism: Locating scientific inquiry in the theater of representation.?f 14.Preissle, J. and Han, Y. (2012) ?eFeminist research ethics?f 15.Chiew F (2014) ?ePosthuman ethics with Cary Wolfe and Karen Barad: Animal compassion as trans-species entanglement?f 16.Rabinow P (2004) ?eAssembling ethics in an ecology of ignorance?f Volume 2 Part One: Ethical principles, universities, and the practice of social research 17.Abbott, A. (1983) ?eProfessional ethics?f 18.Toy C H (1906) ?eEthical influences in university life?f 19.Smith K (2010) ?eResearch policy and funding - academic treadmills and the squeeze on intellectual spaces?f 20.Shore C (2008) ?eAudit culture and illiberal governance: Universities and the politics of accountability?f 21.Macfarlane B (2015): ?eThe ethics of multiple authorship: power, performativity and the gift economy?f 22.Cawley, V. (2011) ?eAn Analysis of the Ethics of Peer Review and Other Traditional Academic Publishing Practices?f 23.Willinsky, J. & Alperin, J. P. 2011. `The academic ethics of open access to research and scholarship?f 24.Wiles R, Charles V, Crow G and Heath S (2006) ?eResearching researchers: Lessons for research ethics?f 25.Hesselmann, F., Wienefoet, V. and Reinhart, M. (2014) ?eMeasuring Scientific Misconduct-Lessons from Criminology?f Part Two: Ethics committees and ethical review of research: analysis and critique 26.McAreavey, R & Muir, J (2011) ?eResearch ethics committees: values and power in higher education?f 27.Graham J and Lewis J (2007) ?eResearch participants?f views on ethics in social research: issues for research ethics committees?f 28.Haggerty, K. D. (2004) ?eEthics creep: Governing social science research in the name of ethics?f 29.Becker, H. S. (2004) ?eComment on Kevin D. Haggerty, ?eEthics creep: Governing social science research in the name of ethics?f 30.Derbyshire. S. (2008) ?eThe ethical dilemma of ethical committees?f 31.Dingwall, R (2006) ?eConfronting the anti-democrats: The unethical nature of ethical regulation in social science?f 32.Tufford L , Newman P A , Brennan D J , Craig S L & Woodford M R (2012) ?eConducting research with lesbian, gay, and bisexual populations: Navigating research ethics board reviews?f 33.Hammersley M 2009 `Against the ethicists: on the evils of ethical regulation?f 34.McMurphy S, Lewis J, Boulos P (2013) ?eExtending the olive branch: Enhancing Communication and trust between research ethics committees and qualitative researchers?f 35.Monaghan, L.F., Maria O?fDwyer & Jonathan Gabe (2012) ?eSeeking university Research Ethics Committee approval: the emotional vicissitudes of a ?grationalised?h process?f 36.Savulescu, J. Chalmers I, Blunt J (1996) ?eAre research ethics committees behaving unethically? Some suggestions for improving performance and accountability?f 37.Schrag, Z (2011) ?eThe case against ethics review in the social sciences?f 38.Hedgecoe A (2016) ?eReputational Risk, Academic Freedom and Research Ethics Review?f Volume 3 Part One: (Un)ethical research, contested knowledge and critical social inquiry 39. Ham, V. (1999) `Tracking the truth or selling one's soul? Reflections on the ethics of a piece of commissioned research?f 40. Fine, G. A. (1993) ?eTen lies of ethnography: Moral dilemmas of field research?f 41.Barrett J (2006) ?eClinical research fraud?f 42.Cohen, B. C (2002) ?eThe Ethics of using medical data from Nazi experiments?f 43.Hesse-Biber S N and Leavy P (2006) ?eThe ethics of social research: The Tuskegee syphilis study?f 44.Freimuth V S, Crouse Quinn S, Thomas S B, Cole G, Zook E, and Duncan T (2001) African Americans?f views on research and the Tuskegee Syphilis Study 45.Milgram S (1965) ?eSome conditions of obedience and disobedience to authority?f 46.Nicholson I (2011) ?e?gTorture at Yale?h: Experimental subjects laboratory torment and the ?grehabilitation?h of Milgram?fs ?gObedience to Authority?h?f 47.Inkle K (2015) ?ePromises, promises: Lessons in research ethics from the Belfast Project and the ?gRape Tape?h case?f 48.Jonas H (1969)?f Philosophical reflections on experimenting with human subjects?f 49.Coney S and Bunkle F (1987) ?eAn unfortunate experiment at National Women?fs?f Part Two: Questions of ethics, consent, and confidentiality 50.Speer, S A and Stokoe E (2014) ?eEthics in action: Consent-gaining interactions and implications for research practice?f 51.Brooks, J., Savitch, N. and Gridley, K. (2016/17) ?eRemoving the ?egag?f: involving people with dementia in research as advisers and participants?f 52.Mazur D J (2008) ?eConsent and informed consent: Their ongoing evolutions in clinical care and research on humans?f 53.Spicker P (2007) ?eResearch without consent?f 54. Thorne B (1980) ?e?gYou still takin?f notes??h Fieldwork and problems of informed consent?f 55.Lowmans J and Palys T (2014) ?eThe betrayal of research confidentiality in British sociology?f 56.Rooke, B. 2013. ?eFour pillars of internet research ethics with Web 2.0?f 57.Flick C (2015) Informed consent and the Facebook emotional manipulation study. Volume 4 Part One Divisions, differences, and diversity: critical ethical dilemmas in social research 58. Benatar S R (2002) ?eReflections and recommendations on research ethics in developing countries?f 59. Salway S, Barley R, Allmark P, Gerrish K, Higginbottom G, and Ellison G (2011) ?eEthnic diversity and inequality: ethical and scientific rigour in social research?f 60.Siriwardhana C, Adikari A, Jayaweera K and Sumathipala A (2013) ?eEthical challenges in mental health research among internally displaced people: ethical theory and research implementation?f 61.Jacobs J L (2004) ?eWomen, genocide and memory: The ethics of feminist ethnography in Holocaust research?f 62.Sullivan M (2009) ?ePhilosophy, ethics and the disability community?f 63.Alcoff, L (1991-2) ?eThe Problem of Speaking for Others?f 64. Couldry, N. (1996) ?eSpeaking about others and speaking personally: Reflections after Elspeth Probyn's Sexing the self?f 65.Metcalf J and Crawford K (2016) ?eWhere are human subjects in Big Data research? The emerging ethics divide?f Part two: Elites and social research: critical engagements 66.Savage M and Williams K (2008) ?eElites: remembered in capitalism and forgotten in social sciences?f 67.Delaney K J (2007) ?eMethodological dilemmas and opportunities in interviewing organizational elites?f 68.Schimpfossl E (2014) ?eCulture, power, and social disparity: Researching Russia?fs upper class?f 69.Sieber J E (1989) ?eOn studying the powerful (or fearing to do so): a vital role for IRBs?f 70.Forsythe D E (1999) ?eEthics and politics of studying up in technoscience?f 71.Ostrander S A (1993) ?e?gSurely you?fre not in this just to be helpful?h Access, rapport and interviews in three studies of elites?f 72.Inglis F (2014) ?eToday?fs intellectuals: Too obedient??f