Peter Bengtsen writes about research ethics and the hunt for Banksy's identity
Publicerad den 28 september 2016
In a recent essay published by the American art blog Vandalog, Peter Bengtsen discusses the methodological and ethical rigor of a geographic profiling study and resulting article, published in 2016 in Journal of Spatial Science, which identifies by name a candidate for being the artist known as Banksy.
More information and a link to the full essay can be found <link https: www.academia.edu bengtsen_p._2016_._clickbait_the_cash_flaws_and_ethics_of_revealing_banksy>here.
The methodological and ethical problems with the geographic profiling study, which ostensibly reveals the identity of Banksy, are discussed in more detail in Bengtsen's forthcoming article "Hijacking Banksy: using a contemporary art mystery to increase academic readership" in Street Art & Urban Creativity Scientific Journal.
A pre-press version of the full article is freely available <link https: www.academia.edu bengtsen_p._2016_hijacking_banksy_using_a_contemporary_art_mystery_to_increase_academic_readership>here.
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