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Simon, Patrick. (1997). The statistics of origins. "Race" and ethnicity in
the censuses of the United States, Canada and Great Britain [Original
title: La Statistique des origines. "Race" et ethnicite dans les
recensements aux Etats-Unis, Canada et Grande-Bretagne]. Societes
Contemporaines, 26, 11-44.
Skerry, Peter. (2001). Counting on the census? Society, 39(1), 3-10.
Skerry, Peter. (2002). Comments on "Coverage of the population
Census 2000: Results from demographic analysis" and "Demographic
comparison between self-response and personal visit interview in
Census 2000". Population Research and Policy Review, 21(1-2), 53-54.
Stasiulis, Daiva K. (1991). Symbolic representation and the numbers
game: Tory policies on 'race' and visible minorities'. In F. Abele (Ed.),
How Ottawa spends: The politics of fragmentation, 1991-1992 (pp.
229-267). Ottawa: Carleton University Press.
Statistics Canada. (2003). History of the census of Canada. Retrieved
December 20, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census01/Info/history.cfm
Sutton, Gordon F. (1997). Is the undercount a demographic problem?
Society, 34(3), 31-35.
Sutton, Gordon F., Chilton, Roland, Tingos, Kathryn, & Pereira, Janna.
(1993). Ethnic/racial self-identification and the census undercount.
Paper presented at the Proceedings of the Government Statistics
Section of the American Statistical Association, Alexandria, Virginia.
Veltman, Calvin. (1986). The interpretation of the language questions
of the Canadian census. The Canadian Review of Sociology and
Anthropology, 23(3), 412-422.
West, Kirsten K., & Fein, David J. (1990). Census undercount: An
historical and contemporary sociological issue. Sociological Inquiry,
60(2), 127-141.
White, Pamela M. (1991). "Why isn't my group shown?": Ethnic groups
and categories in Canada's census. Paper presented at the American
Sociological Association.
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