La ética relacional de seguridad cultural, derechos y deseo: reflexiones acerca de la realización de investigación con la participación de la comunidad en el caso de familias migrantes en Indonesia [The Relational Ethics of Cultural Safety, Rights, and Desire: Reflections on Doing Community-Engaged Research with Migrant Families in Indonesia]

Jessica Ball; Harriot Beazley

doi:10.14422/mig.i42.y2017.006

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La ética relacional de seguridad cultural, derechos y deseo: reflexiones acerca de la realización de investigación con la participación de la comunidad en el caso de familias migrantes en Indonesia [The Relational Ethics of Cultural Safety, Rights, and Desire: Reflections on Doing Community-Engaged Research with Migrant Families in Indonesia]

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La ética relacional de seguridad cultural, derechos y deseo: reflexiones acerca de la realización de investigación con la participación de la comunidad en el caso de familias migrantes en Indonesia [The Relational Ethics of Cultural Safety, Rights, and Desire: Reflections on Doing Community-Engaged Research with Migrant Families in Indonesia]

Jessica Ball and Harriot Beazley

Migraciones, Vol.42, pp.119-147

2017

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14422/mig.i42.y2017.006

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Abstract

Human Geography

community engagement

cultural safety

relational ethics

rights-based research

transnational migrants.

UniSC Diversity Area - Cultural and Linguistic Diversity

A study of birth registration decision making by Indonesian parents involved in transnational migration is discussed with reference to the authors' long-standing use of an approach centred on the relational ethics of cultural safety, rights, and desire in community-engaged research. Ethical dilemmas encountered in obtaining informed consent and conducting the research, resulting from social hierarchies, social protocols, and socio-emotional considerations, illustrated limited, often mismatched perspectives on consent, privacy, and protection on the parts of research gatekeepers in minority and majority contexts. The article discusses "inthe- moment" adaptations to planned data collection procedures. These adaptations were guided by relational ethics aimed at ensuring, not only meaningful data, but consent, authenticity, socioemotional and cultural safety, a legacy of good relations with village leaders, and beneficial outcomes for community members.

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Title: La ética relacional de seguridad cultural, derechos y deseo: reflexiones acerca de la realización de investigación con la participación de la comunidad en el caso de familias migrantes en Indonesia [The Relational Ethics of Cultural Safety, Rights, and Desire: Reflections on Doing Community-Engaged Research with Migrant Families in Indonesia]
Authors: Jessica Ball (Author) - University of Victoria, Canada
Harriot Beazley (Author) - University of the Sunshine Coast - Faculty of Arts, Business and Law
Publication details: Migraciones, Vol.42, pp.119-147
Publisher: Universidad Pontificia de Comillas - Instituto Universitario de Estudios sobre Migraciones
Date published: 2017
DOI: 10.14422/mig.i42.y2017.006
ISSN: 2341-0833
Organisation Unit: Indigenous and Transcultural Research Centre; School of Social Sciences - Legacy; University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland; School of Law and Society; Sustainability Research Cluster
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99450576802621
Output Type: Journal article

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