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Social Statistics and Ethnic Diversity
Should we count, how should we count and why?
December 6-8, 2007
Montreal, Quebec

"The main objective of the International conference on Social Statistics and Ethnic Diversity: Should we count, how should we count and why? is to establish links between the production, analysis, uses and interpretation of social statistics related to ethnic diversity."
  
    
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"The Conference aims to encourage international exchanges in order to document the diversity of situations, namely: the experience of countries of immigration (Canada, the United States, Australia, etc.), the European experience and the experience of countries of the South (Africa, Latin America, Asia, etc.).

The Conference also aims to generate debate between the many different actors involved: organizations that produce statistics, researchers and users (including civil society, in particular NGOs involved in anti-discrimination activities)."

Creator(s) Quebec Inter-University Centre for Social Statistics
Event Location Canada,
Event Start Date 2007-12-06
Event End Date 2007-12-08
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.ciqss.umontreal ...
Copyright Holder Quebec's Inter-University Centre for Social Statistics

    

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