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Rawlings, Populism, and the Civil Liberties Tradition in Ghana
Issue, 1982On returning to power following the coup d’etat of December 31, 1981, Flight-Lt. Jerry John Rawlings set two major goals: the restoration of power to the people and the waging of a “holy war” against corruption. In line with these objectives, he suspended the constitution, banned political parties, detained party leaders, and took a number of extra ...
E. Gyimah-Boadi, Donald Rothchild
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Tracking non-traditional populations in longitudinal studies
Evaluation and Program Planning, 1995Abstract As health services research focuses on prevention and drug treatment programs for special populations, maintaining panel samples at adequate levels over time becomes more important. Differential panel mortality poses a serious threat to the internal validity of experimental designs and the external validity of study conclusions.
James D. Wright +2 more
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The impact of population admixture on traditional linkage analysis.
Ethnicity & disease, 2002Families of admixed ancestry are routinely excluded from traditional (Log of the Odds [LOD] score) linkage analysis or are analyzed as being derived from a homogeneous population using the proband's ethnicity. Using traditional linkage analysis with these families can cause complications due to the mixing of different disease rates and allele ...
J S, Barnholtz-Sloan +2 more
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Seasonality in Vital Processes in a Traditional Chinese Population
Modern China, 1990This is an exploratory analysis of seasonal variations in fertility mortality and marriage in Taiwan from 1906 to 1943 based on data from Japanese colonial records primarily household registers. Comparisons are made with Japan and China. The results indicate that "the seasonality of vital events is a curious mix of custom conscious planning and ...
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Population, Tradition, and Environmental Control in Colonial Kenya
2015Drawing from accounts of colonial experience in western Kenya, <I>Population, Tradition, and Environmental Control in Colonial Kenya</I> examines the government's efforts to enforce certain land management programs in relation to its initiatives to revive and co-opt African "traditions" in soil conservation and land consolidation programs ...
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Population and Economy: Population and History from the Traditional to the Modern World
Contemporary Sociology, 1987Mikhail S. Bernstam +4 more
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