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Concerns with the Explanation of Crime,h an exploration of the self, as much as it is of the not-self—the various other individuals that interact with a practitioner-researcher at any given time during a study (Hamilton & Pinnegar, 1998). Conducting research about the self and interacting with others inevitably leads to ethical questions

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137496195 journey from practitioner to practitioner researcher, through the use of self-study as a research methdology. It provides a framework to support other practitioners wanting to make the same journey to practitioner researcher, and suggests ways to attend to the ethical dilemmas created by the tensio

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501072of self-study of teacher education practices. In addition to developing the idea of an ethical reflective turn in the context of self-study research, we draw on personal cases of self-study research that involved interactions with or collaborations with students. These cases consider interactions bo

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Mapping the Space of Postmodernism or the researcher, but inevitably concerns others, given that the full title of the research methodology is the self-study of teacher education practices (Bullough & Pinnegar, 2001; LaBoskey, 2004). Teacher education practices almost always involve our students, but we may also involve others, such