AAA Code of Ethics

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The AAA Code of Ethics is the American Anthropological Association’s foundational guideline outlining professional responsibilities and ethical standards for anthropologists in research, teaching, and applied work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethical guideline ⓘ
policy document ⓘ
professional code of ethics ⓘ
addresses applied and public anthropology ethics ⓘ
research ethics ⓘ
responsibilities to colleagues ⓘ
responsibilities to employers and funders ⓘ
responsibilities to host communities ⓘ
responsibilities to research participants ⓘ
responsibilities to students and trainees ⓘ
responsibilities to the discipline of anthropology ⓘ
responsibilities to the public ⓘ
teaching ethics ⓘ
appliesTo anthropologists ⓘ
anthropology students ⓘ
applied anthropologists ⓘ
research anthropologists ⓘ
teaching anthropologists ⓘ
author American Anthropological Association ⓘ
characteristic encourages case-by-case ethical deliberation ⓘ
presents guidelines rather than enforceable legal rules ⓘ
corePrinciple do no harm ⓘ
maintain respectful and ethical professional relationships ⓘ
maintain transparency ⓘ
make results accessible ⓘ
obtain informed consent ⓘ
protect and preserve records ⓘ
weigh competing ethical obligations ⓘ
emphasizes accountability to affected communities ⓘ
avoidance of exploitation of research participants ⓘ
collaboration with studied communities ⓘ
cultural sensitivity and respect ⓘ
honesty and openness in research goals and methods ⓘ
ongoing consent rather than one-time consent ⓘ
protection of confidential information ⓘ
reflexivity about power relations in research ⓘ
field anthropology ⓘ
governs ethical conduct in anthropological research design ⓘ
ethical conduct in consulting and applied projects ⓘ
ethical conduct in data analysis ⓘ
ethical conduct in data collection ⓘ
ethical conduct in publication and dissemination ⓘ
hasPurpose to articulate responsibilities of anthropologists ⓘ
to guide ethical decision-making in anthropological practice ⓘ
to promote professional integrity in anthropology ⓘ
to protect research participants and communities ⓘ
influences ethical training in anthropology graduate programs ⓘ
isNonPrescriptive true ⓘ
language English ⓘ
publisher American Anthropological Association ⓘ
region United States ⓘ
updatedBy American Anthropological Association Executive Board ⓘ
usedBy institutional review boards in anthropology-related research ⓘ

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