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Margaret Levi

Director, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS), and Professor of Political Science

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Response to NSF’s Request for Information on Research Ethics

Margaret Levi, David Magnus, Betsy Arlene Rajala, Quinn Waeiss, Raio Huang, Debra Satz, Michael Bernstein
Ethics, Equity, InclusionNov 22

HAI believes that all researchers and funding agencies have a responsibility to mitigate potential long-term harms from their research. HAI provides select examples, on-the-ground experiences, and perspectives from devising and administering an ethical reflection process for research. While HAI believes that ethical reflection can be integrated into any grantmaking process, the exact process can and should be tailored to the needs of the institution.