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Mixing Software Engineering Research and Development--What Needs Ethical Review and What Does Not?

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  • Lethbridge, T. C., Lyon, S., and Perry, P. 2001. The Management of University--Industry Collaborations Involving Empirical Studies of Software Engineering. In K. El-Emam and J. Singer (eds.): Empirical Methods in Software Engineering. MIT Press, to appear.

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Lethbridge, T.C. Mixing Software Engineering Research and Development--What Needs Ethical Review and What Does Not?. Empirical Software Engineering 6, 319–321 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011974632340

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