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The Need for a Global Code of Conduct for Research in Fragile Settings
As of early 2026, more than a quarter of humanity live in conflict areas and many more are affected by natural disasters, including climate change. Research has the potential to improve their situation or help them cope better with future crises. However, researchers and research participants in are
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