Research Participants

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Escaping the Consulting Trap From: The Consulting Trap View Fernwood Publishing	In Chapter Six, the authors explain how to escape the consulting trap, and provide insight into potential solutions to the problem. This chapter ends with suggested next steps in pushing back …	Chris Hurl; Leah B. Werner	18	2024	$1.80 Add
From Ethical Problems in Public Life From: Honest Politics Now View James Lorimer and Company	Discusses how and why conflicts of interest, patronage, undue influence (including some lobbying and election-financing practices) and abuse of trust are incompatible with any idea of democracy …	David P. Shugarman; Ian Greene; Robert Shepherd	40	2017	$4.00 Add
From Farmland as a New Asset Class From: Speculative Harvests Agrarian Change & Peasant Studies View Fernwood Publishing		Jennifer Clapp; S. Ryan Isakson	24	2018	$2.40 Add
From Feeding Finance From Farm to Plate From: Speculative Harvests Agrarian Change & Peasant Studies View Fernwood Publishing		Jennifer Clapp; S. Ryan Isakson	27	2018	$2.70 Add
From Foreword From: Share the Wealth! View James Lorimer and Company	This reading includes a foreword by Canadian NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and an author’s preface	Angella MacEwen; Jonathan Gauvin	8	2021	$0.80 Add
From From Corporate Honcho to Social Justice Worker From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	11	2013	$1.10 Add
From Going the Distance From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	In this concluding chapter we bring together the main themes of our examination of the ethics and law of research confidentiality by reflecting on how much things have changed — or not …	John Lowman; Ted Palys	33	2014	$3.30 Add
From Impact on the Broader Community From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	12	2013	$1.20 Add
From Implementing Wigmore Part I: Prerequisites for Consideration From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at what it means to prepare for Wigmore consideration. This chapter examins the first three criteria by drawing on Ogden’s successful application of them	John Lowman; Ted Palys	25	2014	$2.50 Add
From Implementing Wigmore Part II: When the Rubber Hits the Road From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	Examiniation of criteria four of the Wigmore consideration, a review of the interests that third parties have pitted against research confidentiality, the research and research participant in US …	John Lowman; Ted Palys	29	2014	$2.90 Add
From Increasing Corporate Taxes From: Share the Wealth! View James Lorimer and Company	Readings in part 2 of this title explore potential solutions to income inequality in Canada. This chapter discusses the taxation of large Canadian corporations. Topics discussed include how …	Angella MacEwen; Jonathan Gauvin	10	2021	$1.00 Add
From Increasing Income Taxes for the One Per Cent From: Share the Wealth! View James Lorimer and Company	Readings in part 2 of this title explore potential solutions to income inequality in Canada. This chapter discusses the benefits to increasing income taxes for the top one percent of earners in …	Angella MacEwen; Jonathan Gauvin	9	2021	$0.90 Add
Inner City Renovation How a Social Enterprise Changes Lives and Communities Fernwood Publishing	Inner City Renovation (ICR) is a much-heralded social enterprise in Winnipeg’s North End which has become an example of the potential for social enterprises to support people living on …	Marty Donkervoort	153	2013	View
From Justice for Ogden From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	The SFU School of Criminology speaks out in support of Ogden, the colleagues on his side, and the call to review the university’s conduct regarding the Ogden subpoena	John Lowman; Ted Palys	9	2014	$0.90 Add
From Kangaroo Court From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at the appeal and disagreement procedure that was launch when the ethics committee rejected the proposal of research into off-street prostitution trade in Vancouver. The length of time for …	John Lowman; Ted Palys	18	2014	$1.80 Add
From Limited Confidentiality 2.0: The SFU Ethics Committee’s “Duty to Report” From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View James Lorimer and Company	Looks at how the ethics committee’s duty to report policy violated the legal principles established in Smith v Jones	John Lowman; Ted Palys	13	2014	$1.30 Add