Census Books

Kesap kazasi nufus defteri
Kesap kazasi nufus defteri

By Ayhan Yuksel

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Censos municipales del Siglo XIX y otras estadisticas de poblacion
Who Counts
Who Counts

By Stephen E. Fienberg, Margo J. Anderson

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"Who Counts? offers a detailed review of the preparation, implementation, and aftermath of the last three censuses. It recounts the growing criticisms of inaccuracy and undercounting, and the work...

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El uso de categorias etnico raciales en censos y encuestas en el Peru
Census index
Census index

By Ronald Vern Jackson

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Early census index
Early census index

By Ronald Vern Jackson

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State census index Georgia 1827 1838 1845
Eesti rahvastik
Eesti rahvastik

By Tiit E.

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Multi religious Mauritius
Multi religious Mauritius

By Monique Dinan

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People and place
People and place

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