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June 12, 2026Global Social WelfareOpen Access

Challenges Facing African Social Work Researchers in Integrating Indigenous Research Ethics: Towards Ethical Reconstitution Through Decolonial Cooperation

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TMTaruvinga MuzingiliWCWeston ChidyausikuRTRaymond Taruvinga

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Overview

Exploring obstacles in adapting Indigenous ethics in social work, highlighting the need for ethical reconstitution.

Key Points

  • The study aims to understand the integration of Indigenous research ethics within the frame of African social work research.
  • Autoethnographic methodology involving five experienced African researchers
  • Data collected through narrative responses based on conversational prompts
  • Analysis performed using Reflective Thematic Analysis
  • Five main challenges identified: marginalisation of Indigenous ethics, ontological invisibility, hierarchisation of ethical authority, donor-driven compliance, and lack of ethical reconstitution.

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Muzingili et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2ba29a8101cf8926f018e4https://doi.org/10.1007/s40609-026-00466-1
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