Paying for interviews? Negotiating ethics, power and expectation

Area

Volumn 44, Issue 4, 2012, Pages 496-502

  Hammett, Daniel ^a,b   Sporton, Deborah ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF THE FREE STATE   (South Africa)

Author keywords

Field class; Incentives; Interviews; Kenya; Power; Research ethics

Indexed keywords

COLLECTIVE ACTION; COMMUNICATION; ETHICS; PARTICIPATORY APPROACH; RESEARCH WORK;

KENYA;

EID: 84869079582     PISSN: 00040894     EISSN: 14754762     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-4762.2012.01102.x     Document Type: Article

References (36)

1. Ansell N 2001 Producing knowledge about 'Third World women': the politics of fieldwork in a Zimbabwean secondary school Ethics, Place and Environment 4 101-16.
2. Barnett C and Land D 2007 Geographies of generosity: beyond the 'moral turn' Geoforum 38 1065-75.
3. Binns T 2006 Doing fieldwork in developing countries: planning and logistics in Desai V and Potter R eds Doing development research Sage, London 13-24.
4. Bollig M 1998 Moral exchange and self-interest: kinship, friendship and exchange among the Pokot (North West Kenya) in Schweizer T and White D eds Kinship, networks and exchange Cambridge University Press, Cambridge 137-57.
5. Brydon L 2006 Ethical practices in doing development research in Desai V and Potter R eds Doing development research Sage, London 25-33.
6. Cloke P 2002 Deliver us from evil? Prospects for living ethically and acting politically in human geography Progress in Human Geography 26 587-604.
7. Cook K and Nunkoosing K 2008 Maintaining dignity and managing stigma in the interview encounter: the challenge of paid-for participation Qualitative Health Research 18 418-27.
8. Dietz T and Zanen S 2009 Assessing interventions and change among presumed beneficiaries of 'development': a toppled perspective on impact evaluation in Hoebink P ed The Netherlands yearbook on international cooperation 2008 Van Gorcum, Assen 145-63.
9. Dyer S and Demeritt D 2009 Un-ethical review? Why it is wrong to apply the medical model of research governance to human geography Progress in Human Geography 33 46-64.
10. Ensign J 2003 Ethical issues in qualitative health research with homeless youths Journal of Advanced Nursing 43 43-50.
11. Korf B 2007 Antinomies of generosity: moral geographies and post-tsunami aid in Southeast Asia Geoforum 38 366-78.
12. Laws S (with Harper C and Marcus R) 2003 Research for development: a practical guide Sage, London.
13. Lawson V 2007 Geographies of care and responsibility Annals of the Association of American Geographers 97 1-11.
14. Leadbeater C 2000 Living on thin air: the new economy Penguin, London.
15. Lloyd-Evans S 2006 Focus groups in Desai V and Potter R eds Doing development research Sage, London 153-62.
16. Madge C 1993 Boundary disputes: comments on Sidaway (1992) Area 25 294-9.
17. Massey D 2004 Geographies of responsibility Geografiska Annaler B 86 5-18.
18. McDowell L 2001 Working with young men The Geographical Review 91 201-14.
19. McEwan C 2003 Material geographies and postcolonialism Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 24 340-55.
20. McKeganey N 2001 To pay or not to pay: respondents' motivation for participating in research Addiction 96 1237-8.
21. Meth P 2003a Entries and omissions: using solicited diaries in geographical research Area 35 195-205.
22. Meth P (with Malaza K) 2003b Violent research: the ethics and emotions of doing research with women in South Africa Ethics, Place and Environment 6 143-59.
23. Molony T and Hammett D 2007 The friendly financier: talking money with the silenced assistant Human Organization 66 292-300.
24. Porter G, Hampshire K, Boudillon M, Robson E, Munthali A, Abane A and Mashiri M 2010 Children as research collaborators: issues and reflections from a mobility study in sub-Saharan Africa American Journal of Community Psychology 46 215-27.
25. Raghuram P, Madge C and Noxolo P 2009 Rethinking responsibility and care in a postcolonial world Geoforum 40 5-13.
26. Robson E 1997 From teacher to taxi driver: reflections on research roles in developing areas in Robson E and Willis K eds Postgraduate fieldwork in developing areas: a rough guide DARG RGS, London 51-74.
27. Robson E 2002 'An unbelievable academic and personal experience': issues around teaching undergraduate field courses in Africa Journal of Geography in Higher Education 26 327-44.
28. Sharp J 2008 Geographies of postcolonialism Sage, London.
29. Sidaway J 1992 In other worlds: on the politics of research by 'First World' geographers in the 'Third World' Area 24 403-8.
30. Sidaway J 2000 Postcolonial geographies: an exploratory essay Progress in Human Geography 24 591-612.
31. Slater D 2004 Geopolitics and the post-colonial: rethinking north-south relations Blackwell, Oxford.
32. Smith D M 2000 Moral geographies: ethics in a world of difference Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh.
33. Twyman C, Morrison J and Sporton D 1999 The final fifth: autobiography, reflexivity and interpretation in cross-cultural research Area 31 313-25.
34. Valentine G 2005 Geography and ethics: moral geographies? Ethical commitment in research and teaching Progress in Human Geography 29 483-7.
35. van Blerk L 2006 Working with children in development in Desai V and Potter R eds Doing development research Sage, London 52-61.
36. Wilson K 1992 Thinking about the ethics of fieldwork in Devereux S and Hoddinott J eds Fieldwork in developing countries Harvester Wheatsheaf, Hemel Hempstead 179-99.