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IASSIST Quarterly: Spring 1990
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Contents

  • The Regular Labour Force Survey as a Quality Survey of the Finnish 1985 Census
    Aarno Laihonen
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  • Post Censal Surveys in Great Britain
    Robert Barnes
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  • The Canadian Experience witli Post Censal Surveys
    Adele D. Furrie
    D. Craig McKie
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  • Major Post Censal Redesign of Household Sample Surveys in the United States
    Preston J. Waite
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  • From Census To Integrated Population Data Or Socio- Demographic Accounts
    Mathieu Vliegen
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  • The Impact of Microcomputer Technologies on Dissemination of Integrated Social, Demographic and Related Statistics
    Robert Johnston
    Graham Templeman
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  • Comparative Charting of Social Change in Four Industrialized Societies
    Simon Langlois
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  • The Contemporary Jewry Database: Coordination and Flexibility in Bibliographical Registration and Retrieval
    Mira Levine
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