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“I” Does Not Mean Infallible: Pushing Back against Institutional Review Board Overreach
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 April 2016
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- Profession Symposium: Local Control and Realities in the Relationship between Institutional Review Boards and Political Science Research
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