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Ethics, Place & Environment
A Journal of Philosophy & Geography
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Ummu Markwei & Peace Mamle Tetteh. (2021) Unpacking the ethics of access and safety of participants and researchers of child sexual abuse in Ghana. Children's Geographies 19:4, pages 379-389.
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Lorraine van Blerk & Daryl van Blerk. 2015. Children’s Emotions in Policy and Practice. Children’s Emotions in Policy and Practice 189 203 .
Rachel Deacon. (2014) Doing No Harm? Rethinking Vulnerability in Sexuality Research with Young People in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Global Studies of Childhood 4:4, pages 264-275.
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