Research with Refugee Children and Families

Research with Refugee Children and Families, Volume 1, is a comprehensive guide within the fields of sociology and social sciences. This academic text focuses on the complex ethical landscape of conducting research with displaced populations, specifically focusing on refugees from the war in Syria who settled in Canada and Germany. It examines how scholars navigate the well-being of children and families while coordinating with non-governmental agencies and local populations.

The book provides detailed methodology and research and measurement strategies for data collection, analysis, and dissemination. It addresses the challenges of securing parental permissions, ensuring participant safety, and building trust across cultural and linguistic divides. By exploring the tensions between research ethics boards and government agencies, this volume in politics and social sciences establishes an effective framework for responsible ethical conduct in diverse refugee research contexts.