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2021
Over time, Spain developed into a strong imperialist state. This chapter explores its use of interventionist censuses to govern Puerto Ricans through regularized enumeration. Everyday understandings of race likely influenced early imperialist censuses; census records used multiple and varied terms related to race.
Patricia Ahmed
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Over time, Spain developed into a strong imperialist state. This chapter explores its use of interventionist censuses to govern Puerto Ricans through regularized enumeration. Everyday understandings of race likely influenced early imperialist censuses; census records used multiple and varied terms related to race.
Patricia Ahmed
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The Aggregate Dutch Historical Censuses [PDF]
Historical Methods, 2015 Historical censuses have an enormous potential for research. In order to fully use this potential, harmonization of these censuses is essential. During the last decades, enormous efforts have been undertaken in digitizing the published aggregated ...
Ashkan Ashkpour, Kees Mandemakers
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Local censuses in the 18th century
Population Studies, 1969Abstract Recent work on the population problems of the eighteenth century has been mainly based on the use of parish records. Another source, and one which, surprisingly, has received little attention is the local census. These are more numerous than is generally realised; and can be of great use in demographic studies.
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Population Censuses before 1790
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1932(1932). Population Censuses before 1790. Journal of the American Statistical Association: Vol. 27, No. 180, pp. 357-370.
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States, Societies, and Censuses
2016To start, we review relevant work that explains the relations between the state, society, and science. These literatures were long dominated by state-centered perspectives, but they have recently taken a more interactionist turn. We then turn to summarizing the general theoretical model that we developed in Volume 1. We argue that it represents a fully
Rebecca Jean Emigh +2 more
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Shrinking cities in China: Evidence from the latest two population censuses 2010–2020
Environment and Planning A, 2022Ying Long, Xiangfeng Meng
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Invisible or Mainstream? Disability in Surveys and Censuses in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Social Indicators Research, 2022Sophie Mitra, Jaclyn Yap
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International Statistical Review / Revue Internationale de Statistique, 1979
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