Census Books

Key to the publications of the United States Census, 1790-1887
A Census User's Handbook
A Census User's Handbook

By David Rhind

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Population Census
Population Census

By Bernard Benjamin

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Social research in developing countries
Census Users' Handbook
Census Users' Handbook

By Stan Openshaw

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New Zealand standard classification of households and families
New Zealand standard classification of households and families

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"Includes recommended standard definitions, questionnnaire modules, classifications and output categories ... to assist the interpretation of Statistics New Zealand data ... standards will be imple...

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Report of the review of the measurement of ethnicity, June 2004
The Demography of Roman Egypt
The Demography of Roman Egypt

By Roger S. Bagnall, Bruce W. Frier

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The traditional demographic regime of ancient Greece and Rome is almost entirely unknown; but our best chance for understanding its characteristics is provided by the three hundred census returns t...

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Census and Identity
Census and Identity

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The Development of population statistics

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