Historian Zachary Schrag's Institutional Review Blog (and his recent book, Ethical Imperialism) has been a valuable resource in tracking how federal regulations are shaping research in the humanities and social and behavioral sciences. Today he posted a summary of a recent workshop conducted by the U.S.
Obviously, we OPOSSEM folk like the idea of the "Creative Commons": being able to freely build on existing, free course materials and using them in our classes.
If you use these materials, please include the following citation.
ChrisLawrence, , 2012, "Research Methods in the Political Science Curriculum in Canada and the United States", http://opossem.org/content/research-methods-political-science-curriculum-canada-and-united-states
Type of Material:
Pedagogy Paper
Creative Commons License:
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
Level:
undergrad
Slides for OPOSSEM Workshop presentation, April 19, 2012.
