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To explore the risks and challenges of co-production in social inquiry using Mary Douglas's concept of 'social pollution.'

The politics of co-production: risks, limits and pollution

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To explore the risks and challenges of co-production in social inquiry using Mary Douglas's concept of 'social pollution.'
Analyzed the nature of co-production and its associated risks and complexities.
Discussed the ethical implications and emotional demands involved in co-production.
Identified that the risks associated with co-production are often overlooked in training.
Highlighted the need for better risk-reduction strategies within research processes.

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This article examines the hidden politics of co-production, revealing risks and ethical complexities in social inquiry and practice.

Flinders et al. (2015) studied this question.

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