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SUMMARY:Faduma Abukar Mursal and Serena O. Dankwa: "Open science and data m
 anagement in anthropological research"
DESCRIPTION:Faduma Abukar Mursal and Serena O. Dankwa present the current p
 osition paper on "Open Science and Data Management in Anthropological Rese
 arch" of the Swiss Anthropological Association that results from a four-ye
 ar\, multi-party process launched in 2017. This process was catalyzed by n
 ew data management protocols introduced by the Swiss National Science Foun
 dation.\\r\\nWhile the push towards open science and data management is mo
 stly welcome\, the presenters take the opportunity to reflect on its conse
 quences for disciplinary practices across a wide array of issues\, ranging
  from collaborative research to informed consent\, from data protection to
  procedures for sharing their research results with the people with whom t
 hey work.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Faduma Abukar Mursal and Serena O. Dankwa present the current
  position paper on "Open Science and Data Management in Anthropological Re
 search" of the Swiss Anthropological Association that results from a four-
 year\, multi-party process launched in 2017. This process was catalyzed by
  new data management protocols introduced by the Swiss National Science Fo
 undation.</p>\n<p>While the push towards open science and data management 
 is mostly welcome\, the presenters take the opportunity to reflect on its 
 consequences for disciplinary practices across a wide array of issues\, ra
 nging from collaborative research to informed consent\, from data protecti
 on to procedures for sharing their research results with the people with w
 hom they work.</p>
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