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

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Survey Research and Privacyies have become more complex, the need for data has grown. Similarly, the ability to use data has been given a sharp additional impetus in the present century by the development of techniques of data processing which far exceed the capacity of their predecessors.

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Resistance to Community Surveysious chapter that :‘We are able to collect our research data only because the general public continues to be willing to submit to our interviews. This 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 fa

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Is the Public Acceptability of Social Survey Research Declining?d social scientists and survey methodologists to discuss the problems of present-day surveys of human populations. The primary purpose of the conference was to explore whether or not these problems may now have reached a level or are growing at a rate that pose a threat to the continued use of surve

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Introductione late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The first United States Census was held in 1790,. the first British Census in 1801.. The need for the state to conduct a complete count of its population was not easily established. In Britain, for example, a good deal of opposition to the introducti

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Census Confidentiality in Britains such it occupies a special position both as a source of social and demographic data and as the most prominent example of social research more generally. In recent years, the population census has become the subject of public debate, not only in Britain, but also in most other countries in Europe a

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Parliament and the British Census since 1920use of their scale and importance, and they draw attention to the research and statistical function in a way that no other inquiry does. The bodies of 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 exami

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