Ethical Considerations in Promoting Equitable African Post-Colonial Research

Bunmi Isaiah Omodan · Sindile Amina Ngubane

2026 സെപ്റ്റം · Taylor & Francis

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The book presents a critical and accessible evaluation of research ethics within African contexts. It reconceptualises ethics as a relational, justice-oriented practice grounded in power dynamics, historical context, and community engagement throughout the research lifecycle. The book examines how dominant, universalised ethical frameworks often fail to adequately address the complexities of post-colonial research environments. It delves into key ethical domains, including power dynamics, informed consent within diverse cultural contexts, community engagement and knowledge co-creation, data collection and management, and publication ethics. Through applied case studies and reflexive insights, the text illustrates how ethical dilemmas arise in actual research settings and proposes context-sensitive approaches for their resolution. It advances a coherent ethical framework that integrates decolonial thought, relational accountability, and practical decision-making while ensuring disciplinary rigour across the research lifecycle. Furthermore, the book provides actionable guidance for conducting ethically responsible, socially just, and contextually responsive research, relevant not only to students, researchers, academics, and practitioners but also to others across various fields, including education, the social sciences, and developmental studies. It is particularly pertinent for individuals involved in community-based and post-colonial research, as well as for ethics committees and institutions seeking context-responsive approaches to ethical governance.

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Bunmi Isaiah Omodan is a scholar and National Research Foundation (NRF)-rated researcher, research methodology expert, and decolonial scholar whose work focuses on ethics, power, and equity in post-colonial and community-based research contexts. His scholarship critically engages with transformative, participatory, and decolonial inquiry, with particular attention to African and community research environments. He has two PhDs, one in Education Management and Leadership and the other in Governance and Political Transformation, with an extensive publication record, including over 130 peer-reviewed publications, such as journal articles, conference proceedings, and book chapters, as well as four scholarly books. Some of his books include Participatory Action Research in Post-Colonial Contexts (Routledge, 2025) and Research Paradigms and Their Methodological Alignment in Social Sciences (Routledge, 2024), both of which are widely used in postgraduate research training and methodology courses. His work appears in leading international journals and contributes to debates on research ethics, decolonial methodologies, supervision, and knowledge governance. Bunmi Isaiah Omodan is editor-in-chief of three interdisciplinary journals and serves on multiple international editorial boards. Beyond publishing, he regularly delivers research lectures, postgraduate workshops, research ethics training, and invited talks on decolonial methodologies, reflexive research practice, and scholarly writing. Through these networks, his work reaches academics, doctoral researchers, ethics committees, and community-engaged practitioners across Africa and beyond.

Sindile Amina Ngubane is an inclusion scholar and a National Research Foundation (NRF) C2-rated researcher, engaged in research, community engagement, and mentorship on digital access for students and employees with disabilities, incarcerated students, and women in open and distance learning contexts. She is also the head of the Institute for Open and Distance Learning at UNISA, Programme Director at the African Council for Distance Education, and former president of the Distance Education Associations in Southern Africa. She is also the former deputy president of the UNISA Women’s Forum, deputy director at the Advocacy and Resource Centre for Students with Disabilities, and the curriculum transformation specialist in the Curriculum Transformation Unit, focusing on transforming curriculum design and delivery for inclusion. She has published extensively, including a book on Cases on Universal Access to Education through Open and Distance e-Learning. She has supervised and co-supervised postgraduate students, with a special effort to increase PhD holders from marginalised communities, as part of the National Development Plan 2030 to expand the number of PhD holders in South Africa. In addition, Prof Ngubane leads cross-border collaborative research and community engagement projects aiming to create digitally inclusive approaches for the sustainable development of vulnerable communities

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