Abstract
This chapter considers subject inclusion in multinational studies. Many studies are initiated and financed by wealthy countries but are conducted in low-income countries. Community engagement and participatory research have a long history in developing-country research. Over the years, there has been impressive progress in including experienced subjects and other community members in research activities and in integrating research staff into communities where research is being carried out. This progress is due in part to the contributions of social scientists examining and evaluating various ways to involve subjects and other community residents in research decisions. The practice of “embedded ethics” is an advance that should be applied in domestic research as well.
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