Research Ethics and Diverse Communities

• "Teaching Research Ethics for Community-based Training", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2007)
• "Social responsibility and research ethics in community driven studies of industialized hog production in North Carolina", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2000)
• "Compilation on Environmental Health Research Ethics Issues with Native Communities - A revision of this article-A Review of improved Ethical Practices for Environmental/Public Health, Case", Examples from Native Communities" has been published in Health Education and Behavior, Vol. 33, Number 2, April 2006 Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Rituals and Research Ethics: Using One Community’s Experience to Reconsider the Ways that Communities and Researchers Build Sustainable Partnerships", Linda Silka, UMASS Lowell (2001)
• "Exploring Community-Based Research Ethics Case Study: Healthy Public Housing Initiative", Doug Brugge and Alison Kole, Tufts University (2001)
• "Protecting the Navajo People Through Tribal Regulation of Research", Doug Brugge and Mariam Missaghian (2003)
• "Slide Presentation of Communal Ethical Frameworks for Environmental/Community Health Studies", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2005)

• "Response to Phil Brown's Paper : Qualitative Methods in Environmental Health Research", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2003)
• "Research ethics from the cultural anthropologist's point of view", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Ethical Analysis of Group and Community Rights: Case Study Review of the "Collaborative Initiative for Research Ethics in Environmental Health."", Ernest Wallwork, Syracuse University (2002)
• "Response to "Compilation of Environmental Health Research Ethics Issues with Native Communities"", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2001)
• "Ethical Review of "Social responsibility and research ethics in community driven studies of industialized hog production in North Carolina"", Sheldon Krimsky, Tufts University (2001)

• "Who is the Community?/What is the Community?", Phil Brown, Brown University (2005)
• "Conceptualizing Community: Anthropological Reflections", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2005)
• "Considerations for Defining and Strengthening Community for Environmental Health", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2006)

• "Ethical Considerations in Research Methodologies for Exposure Assessment of Toxic and Radioactive Contaminants in Native Communities", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2001)
• "Qualitative Methods in Environmental Health Research", Phil Brown, Brown University (2003)
• "Objectivity and Ethics in Environmental Health Science", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2003)
• "Environmental Justice, Science, and Public Health", Steve Wing, University of North Carolina (2005)
• "IRB Challenges in Multi-Partner Community-Based Participatory Research", Phil Brown, Rachel Morello-Frosch, Julia Green Brody, Rebecca Gasior Altman, Ruthann A. Rudel, Laura Senier, Carla Perez (2007)

• "Environment / ritual / research ethics: Crisscrossing issues in anthropology and religious studies", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2002)
• "Ethical Issues in Medical anthropology: different knowledge, same bodies", Ann Grodzins Gold, Syracuse University (2003)
• "Combining Ancient (Indigenous) Knowledge Systems with Western Science to Improve US Scientific Research Practices: Understanding the Moral/Spiritual Dimensions of Matter", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2002)
• "Traditional Ecological Knowledge/Indigenous Science and Communal Research Ethics", Slide Presentation", Dianne Quigley, Syracuse University (2005)

• ""Dialogues for Improving Research Ethics in Environmental and Public Health" - Conference Report 2003", Dianne Quigley, (2004)

• "Ethics of Research on Health Impacts of Nuclear Weapons Activities in the United States- October 2007", Compiled by: Dianne Quigley, Amy Lowman, Steve Wing
• "Chapter 1 - Insignificant and Invisible: The Human Toll of the Hanford Thyroid Disease Study", Trisha Thompson Pritikin
• "Chapter 2 - A Department of Energy Community's Experience with Environmental Health Research Ethics", Edwa Yocum
• "Chapter 3 - Democracy and Public Health at Rocky Flats:The Examples of Edward Martell and Carl J. Johnson", LeRoy Moore
• "Chapter 4 - A Collaborative Effort to Address the Distribution of Plutonium Contaminated Sludge in Livermore California", Patrice Sutton, Jacqueline Cabasso, Tracy Barreau, Marylia Kelley
• "Chapter 5 - Institutional Preferences for Justice, Avoiding Harm, and Expertise in Public Health Policy-Making About the Health Consequences of Iodine-131 Nuclear Weapons Testing Fallout", Seth Tuler
• "Chapter 6 - Ethics of Uranium Mining Research and the Navajo People", Bindu Panikkar, Esther Yazzie, Doug Brugge
• "Chapter 7 - The Risks of Making Nuclear Weapons", Robert Alvarez
• "Chapter 8 - Investigations of an Excess of Malignant Melanoma Among Employees of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory", Donald Austin
• "Chapter 9 - Commentary on Ethics and Community Based Research: Responsibility, Precaution and Transparency", Sheldon Krimsky
• "Chapter 10 - Improving Community Research Protections for Communities Exposed to Cold War Nuclear Experiments: A Consideration of Community Ethical Principles and Frameworks", Dianne Quigley
• "Chapter 11 - Ethical Review of Radiation Effect Narratives", Ernest Wallwork
• "Postscript", Tim Connor
• "Postscript", Tim Connor

© 2002 Collaborative Initiative for Research Ethics in Environmental Health
Contact: Dianne Quigley
Principal Investigator, Syracuse University
(315) 443-3861 diquigle@syr.edu