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Ethics in the built environment

A focus on ethics highlights questions of personal and professional positioning. Understanding the ethical implications of our actions is particularly important when working with communities who have experienced trauma, or are in precarious situations. Developing an ethical position requires us to interrogate our own values, and to reflect on how we engage with others—including partner organisations and learning communities. Who is participating and why? Who makes decisions? What risks are associated with our practice, and who bears them?

References

Concepts

Article: Ethical?! Collaboration?! Keywords for our contradictory times

Website: Practicing Ethics

Encyclopedia: Feminist Ethics

Article: Repositioning Ethical Commitments

Article: Empathy and Identification: Conceptual Resources for Feminist Fieldwork

Video: Resisting Injustice: a Feminist Ethics of Care

Article: Researching forced migration: critical reflections on research ethics during fieldwork

Article: When ‘Do No Harm’ Is Not Enough: The Ethics of Research with Refugees and Other Vulnerable Groups

Stories

Magazine: Feminist Art and Architecture Collaborative

Report: Key findings of the RIBA Ethics and Sustainable Development Commission

Guidebook: Practicing Ethics: Guides to Built Environment Research

Article: World on the Move

Report: Measuring the Social Impacts of Regeneration

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