Research and Other Activities Based on Sponsorships and Donations

In Professional Ethics for Research and Development Activities. Cham: Springer Verlag. pp. 153-154 (2023)
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Abstract

A major part of the research carried out in the world needs external funding. Most of the projects are supported in various ways by large, national or international research funding organizations (public and private). Some are supported by public or private, potential users of the research results and some are funded by donations. External funding puts researchers in a dependent relationship with the funding body. This raises ethical issues that are briefly discussed in this chapter.

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