Booklet

International Scientific Cooperation: Challenges and predicaments

Options for risk assessment

Amsterdam: Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences

24 March 2021

The academic endeavour has been a global activity for centuries, with researchers collaborating internationally in order to broaden and deepen their knowledge and scope. This booklet about the challenges and predicaments of international scientific cooperation deals with the responsibility that researchers and administrators must assume to make potential conflicts clear in advance. It offers them an analytical framework to assess the risks involved.

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Subtopics

Equitable partnerships

Blog Post

Addressing the global health crisis: epidemiologists attempt to bring back harmony with the BRIDGE guidelines

Week 1 from our blog series ‘Equitable Partnerships: Lessons from Practitioners' we hear from Sandra Alba and Susan Rumisha, co-authors of the BRIDGE guidelines for epidemiological best practice, on how epidemiologists can build bridges in research to better address the global health crisis.

9 February 2022

Report

UCLan and FERCI: Ethics Dumping – How not to do research in resource poor settings

Twenty-eight case studies of ethics dumping by UCLan examined through inductive thematic analysis to reveal predisposing factors from the perspective of researchers from high-income regions.

24 March 2021

Guidance

KFPE: A Guide for Transboundary Research Partnerships

Transboundary and intercultural research in partnership is challenging. This is particularly the case when cooperation takes place between rich and poor countries. This guide is based on 11 principles and 7 key questions.

15 January 2021