البحث في العلوم الاجتماعية : بين تفعيل الضوابط العلمية و تكريس المبادئ الأخلاقية

Abstract EN

Scientific research in any field of social knowledge depends on two basic pillars : the first is the scientific techniques and controls that govern the external formality, from research methods and methods of writing to techniques of quotation and marginalization, among others.

the second is the general literature of the research process and its moral obligations, which the researcher must abide by so that his research does not lead to flaws and ethical problems that are incompatible with the ultimate objective.

the dysfunction or absence of one of the two pillars strips research of its scientific character and deviates from the achievement of its objectives.

scientific research, as a type of activity aimed at introducing new additions in different fields of science, is based on systematic scientific boundaries and a sophisticated spirit of scientific honesty.

its rights and those of researchers.