Titlebook: Censuses, Surveys and Privacy; Martin Bulmer (Lecturer in Social Administration) Textbook 1979Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Resistance to Community Surveys acceptance of us by the public is the basic natural resource on which our industry is built. Without it, we would be out of business tomorrow.’ So far, those engaged in surveys which are relatively innocuous as regards purpose, content and populations being studied, have been able to take that cooperation — or inertia — for granted.

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Parliament and the British Census since 1920 data which they provide are also the largest likely to be found in data archives used by social scientists. It is therefore of some interest to examine census-taking in Great Britain in the last half century from the point of view of privacy as a social issue.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41812-9 sets of records be linked together for purposes of statistical analysis, even though the individual citizens who originally provided the information believed that it would be treated as confidential? What legal safeguards are there to prevent the release or legal seizure of social-research data collected under promises of confidentiality?

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Approximate Confidence Regions,private policy-making has long been recognised. The possibility that these surveys might be in difficulty because of changes in society or public acceptance has only recently become a matter of concern.

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The Impact of Privacy upon Social Research sets of records be linked together for purposes of statistical analysis, even though the individual citizens who originally provided the information believed that it would be treated as confidential? What legal safeguards are there to prevent the release or legal seizure of social-research data collected under promises of confidentiality?

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