The basic aim of JERHRE is to improve ethical problem solving in human research. Stakeholders in human research grapple with conflict among various standards. Without evidence-based problem solving, many conflicts are unsatisfactorily settled by applying one-size-fits-all interpretation of principles or regulations, or resorting to anecdote as evidence for one or another interpretation. JERHRE creates collaboration among stakeholders, stimulates research, and disseminates knowledge to foster intelligent application of ethical principles in research contexts worldwide.

Editor
Douglas Wassenaar	University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Editor-in-Chief
Douglas Wassenaar	University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Associate Editors
Emily Anderson	Loyola University Chicago, USA
Nicola Barsdorf	Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Elizabeth Buchanan	University of Wisconsin, Stout, USA
Susan Bull	University of Oxford, UK
Amy Corneli	Duke University School of Medicine, USA
Adrian Guta	University of Windsor, Canada
Bridget Haire	University of New South Wales, Australia
Laura Machin	Lancaster Medical School, UK
Vicki Marsh	KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Kenya
Lindsay McNair	WIRB-Copernicus Group, USA
Stuart Nicholls	University of Ottawa, Canada
Lisa Parker	University of Pittsburgh, USA
Stuart Rennie	University of North Carolina, USA
Joan E. Sieber	California State University, East Bay, USA
Lisa-Jo van den Scott	Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
David Wendler	National Institutes of Health, USA
Susan Zonia	Independent Consultant
Book Review Editor
Heidi Matisonn	University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Consulting Editors
Leslie Alexander	Bryn Mawr College, USA
Melissa Anderson	University of Minnesota, USA
Elizabeth Bankert	Dartmouth College, USA
Laura Beskow	Duke University, USA
Elizabeth Buchanan	University of Wisconsin, Stout, USA
Raymond DeVries	University of Michigan, USA
James M. DuBois	Saint Louis University, USA
Susan S. Fish	Boston University Medical Center, USA
Mark S. Frankel	American Association for the Advancement of Science, USA
Lainie Friedman Ross	University of Chicago, USA
Christine Grady	National Institutes of Health, USA
Adrian Guta	University of Windsor, Canada
Elizabeth Heitman	Vanderbilt University, USA
Tamer Hifnawy	Taibah University, Saudi Arabia
Richard Ittenbach	Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USA
Timothy P. Johnson	University of Minnesota, USA
James Kelly	Indiana University, USA
Scott Kim	National Institutes of Health, USA
Robert J. Levine	Yale University, USA
Charles W. Lidz	University of Massachusetts Medical School, USA
Kathleen MacQueen	FHI 360
Amy McGuire	Baylor College of Medicine, USA
Elana Newman	University of Tulsa, USA
Eric Racine	Institut de Recherché Cliniques de Montreal, Canada
Jeffery Rodamar	 
Henry J. Silverman	University of Maryland, USA
Holly Taylor	Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
David Wendler	National Institutes of Health, USA
Leslie Wolf	Georgia State University, USA