Ethics in applied linguistics research : language researcher narratives

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Foreword: Lourdes Ortega Introduction: Ethics in Applied Linguistics Research Peter I. De Costa Part I: Laying the Groundwork 1. Training in Research Ethics among Applied Linguistics and SLA Researchers Scott Sterling, Paula Winke, and Susan Gass 2. Data Selection as an Ethical Issue: Dealing with Outliers in Telling a Research Story Brian Paltridge Part II: Applying Ethics to Different Linguistic Communities 3. Quotidian Ethics in the Neoliberal University: Research and Practice Collide Sue Starfield 4. Narratives of Ethical Dilemmas in Research with Immigrants with Limited Formal Schooling Martha Bigelow and Nicole Pettitt 5. Ethical Dilemmas and Language Policy (LP) Advising Joseph Lo Bianco Part III: Ethics, Voice and Multilingualism 6. Research, Relationships and Reflexivity: Two Case Studies of Language and Identity Sam Kirkham and Alison Mackey 7. Negotiating Ethical Research Engagements in Multilingual Ethnographic Studies in Education: Narratives from the Field Patricia Duff and Klara Abdi 8. Ethical issues in indigenous language research and interventions Steven L. Thorne, Sabine Siekmann and Walkie Charles 9. Ethical Issues in Linguistic Ethnography: Balancing the Micro and the Macro Fiona Copland and Angela Creese Part IV: Ethics and the Media 10. Ethical Challenges in Conducting Text-based Online Applied Linguistics Research Xuesong Gao and Jian Tao 11. Prying into Safe Houses Suresh Canagarajah 12. Ethics in Activist Scholarship: Media/Policy Analyses of Seattle's Homeless Encampment Sweeps Sandra Silberstein

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