If they can’t do any good, they shouldn’t come: Ethics in conducting research and evaluation in violently divided societies.

Janaka Jayawickrama

If they can’t do any good, they shouldn’t come: Ethics in conducting research and evaluation in violently divided societies.

Janaka Jayawickrama

Geography and Environmental Sciences Department

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This presentation is based on author's 20 years of working experiences and research in violently divided societies such as Sri Lanka, Sudan, Pakistan, Malawi and Jordan. The author reflects on the field experiences of collaborating with communities from different ethical and moral backgrounds and invite the mainstream Western ethical frameworks to deal with real life issues in VDS.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 26 Feb 2013
Event	The Evaluation Conclave 2013 - Kathmandu, Nepal Duration: 26 Feb 2013 → …

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If they can’t do any good, they shouldn’t come: Ethics in conducting research and evaluation in violently divided societies.

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