The book "Ethics Dumping" offers a comprehensive analysis of case studies addressing the phenomenon of "ethics dumping," particularly concerning the challenges arising from ethical governance structures in low- and middle-income countries. It highlights the difficulties in ensuring ethical collaboration between the global North and South, discussing the extreme disparities in income and power dynamics, as well as the impacts of colonial history. By incorporating the voices of vulnerable populations, the book provides valuable insights that are significant for both experienced researchers and students. The case studies are not only current but also crucial for training in research ethics, as they demonstrate how ethical standards in research can be upheld.