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Rezaul Islam English | PDF EPUB (True) | 2025 | 271 Pages | ISBN : 9819798809 | 8.2 MB This book offers a comprehensive and practical exploration of research ethics in various social science disciplines. It goes beyond theory to provide practical guidance for researchers by offering concrete strategies, case studies, and examples to navigate ethical challenges in their research contexts. It equips readers with actionable insights and tools for ethical decision-making, enhancing its value as a practical resource. The chapters share the expertise of distinguished scholars worldwide, offering a nuanced understanding of diverse research contexts. This interdisciplinary lens makes the book relevant and applicable to a broader readership. The chapters include recent developments, emerging ethical issues, and relevant changes in guidelines and regulations. It engages readers through an accessible writing style that presents complex ethical concepts and frameworks clearly and understandably. 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