Why Ethics Committees are Unethical

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Oslington, Paul. (2003). Why Ethics Committees are Unethical. Agenda: A journal of Policy Analysis and Reform. 10(1), pp. 185 - 191.

Authors	Oslington, Paul
Year	2003
Journal	Agenda: A journal of Policy Analysis and Reform
Journal citation	10 (1), pp. 185 - 191
Publisher	Australian National University Press
ISSN	1322-1833
Page range	185 - 191
Research Group	Peter Faber Business School
Place of publication	Canberra, Australia

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