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100			_aGreenhalgh, Charlotte (Hrsg.); Corbould, Clare (Hrsg.); Anderson, Warwick (Hrsg.) _4aut _969184
245			_aThe Social Survey in Global Perspective, 1900-2020s
264			_aOxford _bBerghahn Books _c2026
300			_a302 Seiten
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520			_aList of FiguresAcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsForeword: The Politics of the Twentieth-Century Social SurveyMike SavageIntroduction: Everyday Empiricism: Social Surveys in the Twentieth and Twenty-First CenturiesCharlotte Greenhalgh and Clare CorbouldPart I: The Social Survey Beyond the Imperial Metropolitan Centre, 1907-1930sChapter 1. Extending the German Enquete Overseas: South Pacific Responses to the 1907 Commission for the Study of Native LawDaniel Midena and Anna Echterh©·olterChapter 2. Researching while Black and Female: How the Unsung Labour of African American Women Pioneered Social Survey MethodsClare CorbouldChapter 3. The League of Nations International Survey of Traffic in Women across AsiaJulia T. Mart©ØinezPart II: The Survey and the State 1920s-1950sChapter 4. Facts of the Nation: Social Surveys and State Remaking in China, 1920s-1930sTong LamChapter 5. Surveying the City and the Country: Universities, Social Science Research and the State in AustraliaKate Darian-SmithChapter 6. We Talk So Much about Democracy, and Do So Little about It: Surveying African American Soldiers in the Second World WarDavid GoodmanChapter 7. The Strange Career of Social Surveys in the Early Peoples Republic of ChinaArunabh GhoshPart III: From Experience to Opinion: Researchers and the Emergence of the Surveyable Citizen in the West, 1940s-1980sChapter 8. Different but the Same: Re-Reading Archived Fieldnotes from Young and Firths Classic Accounts of Postwar Working-Class Community in BritainJon LawrenceChapter 9. Happy Families and the Rise of Social Science Research in the British Popular Press in the 1930sLaura KingChapter 10. Our Resources Were Ourselves: Women and Grassroots Survey Research in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1960s-1980sCharlotte GreenhalghChapter 11. If You Werent Known: Racialized Practices of Surveying and Surveillance in Twentieth-Century AustraliaKatherine Ellinghaus and Jordana SilversteinPart IV: A Return to Experience when the Personal Became Political: Family Life, Relationships, and Sex, 1970s-2022Chapter 12. What Do You Think? The Australian Royal Commission on Human Relationships, 1974-1977Michelle ArrowChapter 13. Sex Talk: A Short History of the Sex Survey in AustraliaZora SimicAfterword: Polymorphous InquiriesWarwick Anderson and Catherine WaldbyInde
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