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Editors' Introduction: Principles and values in qualitative research - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichPART ONE: THICK DESCRIPTIONS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICSPart One Introduction - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichChapter 1: Values in Social Research - Martyn HammersleyChapter 2: Ethics, Reflexivity and Virtue - David CarpenterChapter 3: A Posthumanist Ethics of Mattering: New Materialisms and the Ethical Practice of Inquiry - Natasha MauthnerChapter 4: Feminist Epistemologies And Ethics: Ecological Thinking, Situated Knowledges, Epistemic Responsibilities - Andrea DoucetChapter 5: Ethical Imperialism? Exporting Research Ethics to the Global South - Mark IsraelChapter 6: Ethical Aspects of Emancipatory Approaches to Research In Practice - Helen KaraPART TWO: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS BY TECHNIQUEPart Two Introduction - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichChapter 7: The Ethics of Ethnography - Paul Atkinson and Sara DelamontChapter 8: He Said, She Said, We Said: Ethical Issues In Conducting Dyadic Interviews - Karen LowtonChapter 9: Ethical Issues when Undertaking Autoethnographic Research with Families - Anita GibbsChapter 10: Between Dance and Detention: Ethical Considerations of Mesearch in Performance - Mark EdwardChapter 11: Walking Interview Ethics - Penelope KinneyChapter 12: Ethics and Power in Visual Research Methods - Anne Harley & Jonathon LangdonChapter 13: Ethics Working In An Ever-Changing Environment - Shir Lerman and Olivia MarcusPART THREE: ETHICS AS POLITICSPart Three Introduction - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichChapter 14: Confronting Political Dilemmas in Ethnographic Field Work: Consent, Personal Safety and Triangulation - Jon Shefner and Zachary McKenneyChapter 15: ualitative Ethics in a Positivist frame: The Canadian Experience 1998-2010 - Igor GontcharovChapter 16: When Ethics Review Boards Get Ethnographic Research Wrong - Lisa WynnChapter 17: Reflexivity: overcoming distrust between Research Ethics Committees and Researchers - Marilys Guillemin and Lynn GillamChapter 18: Moving beyond Regulatory Compliance: Building Institutional Support for Ethical Reflection in Research - Gary Allen and Mark IsraelChapter 19: Research Ethics Committees - What are they good for? - David HunterPART FOUR: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ETHICS WITH VULNERABLE GROUPSPart Four Introduction - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichChapter 20: The Vulnerability of Vulnerability: Why Social Science Researchers Should Abandon the Doctrine of Vulnerability - Will Van den HoonaardChapter 21: Researching hate crime against disabled people - working through ethical considerations when the `personal is political' - Chih Hoong SinChapter 22: Participatory Action Research With Indigenous Youth And Their Communities - Linda Liebenberg, Michele Wood, and Darlene WallChapter 23: . Role Conflict and Questions of Rigour: Working with Community Researchers in Sexual Health - Julie Mooney-Somers and Anna OlsenChapter 24: Fair Warnings: The Ethics of Ethnography with Children - Angel Garcia and Gary Alan FineChapter 25: Protecting And Empowering Research With The Vulnerable Older Person - Fiona Poland and Linda BirtChapter 26: Ethics Unleashed: Developing Responsive Ethical Practice And Review For The Inclusion Of Non-Human Animal Participants In Qualitative Research - Emma Tumilty, Catherine M. Smith, Peter Walker and Gareth TreharneChapter 27: Paternalism and the Ethics of Researching with People who use Drugs - Lucy PickeringPART FIVE: RELATIONAL RESEARCH ETHICSPart Five Introduction - Ron Iphofen and Martin TolichChapter 28: An Exception To The Rule: Journalism And Research Ethics - Donald MathesonChapter 29: The Dual Imperative in Disaster Research Ethics - Donal O'MathunaChapter 30: Ethical Issues in Insider-Outsider Research - Bridgette Toy-CroninChapter 31: Covert: The Fear And Fascination Of A Methodological Pariah - David CalveyChapter 32: Ethical issues in Grounded Theory - Karin OlsonPART SIX: RESEARCHING DIGITALLYPart Six Introduction - Elizabeth BuchananChapter 33: Research That Hurts Them And Me: Ethical Considerations When Studying Vulnerable Populations Online - Camilla P. Granholm and Eva Smedmark Chapter 34: . `What if they're bastards?': Ethics and the Imagining of the Other in the Study of Online Fan Cultures - Natasha E. WhitemanChapter 35: Negotiating the ethics of gendered online spaces in Mainland China and Hong Kong - Tom McDonald, Karen Joe-Laidler and Marissa DeanConcluding Thoughts: The virtues of qualitative research - Ron Iphofen and Martin Tolich