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Radstats publications on the government of statistics |
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The government statistical service and the collection of official health statistics |
Susan Kerrison and Alison Macfarlane |
Official Health Statistics - an unofficial Guide, 2000, Chapter 1 |
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Social Services Statistics: Statistics chasing the policy tail |
Nick Miller and Robin Darton |
Official Health Statistics - an unofficial Guide, 2000, Chapter 9 |
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How do Community Agendas for research differ from Government Agendas? |
Mike Quiggin |
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A community agenda for statistics |
Ludi Simpson |
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Trust versus scope: A critique of the White Paper Building Trust in Statistics |
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Ray Thomas |
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Stats Watch - monitoring press comment on official statistics |
John Martyn |
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Confidentiality of official statistics: an excuse for secrecy |
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Angela Dale |
Statistics in Society, Chapter 4 |
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Working with government to disseminate official statistics |
Michael Blakemore |
Statistics in Society, Chapter 6 |
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Using statistics in everyday life: from barefoot statisticians to critical citizens |
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Jeff Evans and Ivan Rappaport |
Statistics in Society, Chapter 9 |
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Defining and measuring social exclusion |
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Ruth Levitas |
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Statistics and policy making |
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Ray Thomas |
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Responses to and comments on Green Papers |
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Statistics: a matter of Trust |
by Radical Statistics Group, by Bristol University Academics, and Critique by Ray Thomas. |
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A National Framework for Assessing Performance (NHS) |
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A First Class Service |
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Crown Copyright in the Information Age |
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Do governments ever listen to research? |
Walter Barker and Colin Chalmers |
Radical Statistics 68 |
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What are official statistics and who needs them? |
Alison Macfarlane |
Radical Statistics 67 |
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The user perspective in the development of official statistics |
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Paul Allin |
Radical Statistics 66 |
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