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Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR) AISSR

Research Ethics, Research Integrity & Research Data Management

Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research / AISSR

Research ethics, integrity and proper data management are at the core of responsible scholarship. Below you can find information on how the AISSR supports and safeguards these principles. Please note that more details as well as practical information for AISSR research staff can be found on the AISSR wiki. The wiki is an internal platform and can only be entered with an UvAnetID.
AISSR wiki
  • Research Ethics

    The AISSR Ethics Advisory Board assesses ethical conduct in scientific research. The board has developed a specific procedure for the ethical review of research plans in line with the research methods typical for social sciences. The procedure stimulates researchers to design their research in an ethical way, and it fosters reflection and care. Our approach is based on the Nethics Code of Ethics.

    For questions, please contact Marleen Rademaker (Secretary Academic Integrity)

  • Research Integrity

    Good research practices are a core value of the AISSR research community. All AISSR researchers should familiarize themselves with and comply to the Netherlands Code of Conduct for Research Integrity.

    For questions, please contact Marleen Rademaker (Secretary Academic Integrity).

  • Research Data Management

    Research data, collected as part of academic research, needs to be properly managed. Depending on the nature of the research project, data and/or metadata need to be properly stored to for academic integrity purposes and to protect the privacy of research subjects.

    The AISSR has appointed data stewards to support its researchers with their research data management.

    Get in touch with the AISSR data stewards