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_aStatistical Methods for Human Rights _h[electronic resource]/ _cedited by Jana Asher, David Banks, Fritz J. Scheuren. |
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| 505 | 0 | _aIntroduction, Jana Asher -- The statistics of genocide, Mary Gray and Sharon Marek -- Why estimate direct and indirect casualties from war? The rule of proportionality and causality estimates, Beth Osborne DaPonte -- Statistical thinking and data analysis enhancing human rights work, Jorge Luis Romeu -- Hidden in plain sight: X.X. burials and the desparecidos in the department of Guatemala 1977-1986, Clyde Collins Snow, Fredy Armando, Peccerelli Monterroso, Jose Samuel Susanavar Bolanos, Alan G. Robinson, and Jose Maria Najera Ochoa -- The demography of conflict-related mortality in Timor-Leste (1974-1999): Reflections on empirical quantitative measurement of civilian killings, disappearances, and famine-related deaths, Romesh Silva and Patrick Ball -- Afghan refugee camp surveys: Pakistan 2002, James Bell, David Nolle, Ruth Citrin and Fritz Scheuren -- Metagora: a set of experiments in measurement of democratic governance, Jan-Robert Suisser and Raul Suarez -- Human rights of statisticians and statistics of human rights--early history of the American Statistical Association's committee on scientific freedom and human rights, Thomas B. Jabine and Doug A. Samuelson -- Obtaining evidence for the international criminal court using data nad quantitative analysis, Herbert F. Spirer and William Seltzer -- New issues in human rights statistics, David Banks and Yasmin H. Said -- Statistics and the millennium development goals, Paul J. Fields, David Fitch, Fritz Scheuren, Paul Wasserich and Jana Asher -- Using population data systems to target vulnerable population subgroups and individuals, William Seltzer and Margo Anderson . | |
| 520 | _aHuman rights issues are shaping the modern world. They define the expectations by which nations are judged and affect the policy of governments, corporations, and foundations. They have set the agenda in prosecutions at the International Criminal Court at the Hague, funding decisions by the International Monetary Fund, and corporate expansion programs by multinationals. Statistics is central to the modern perspective on human rights. It allows researchers to measure the effect of health care policies, the penetration of educational opportunity, and progress towards gender equality. The new wave of entrepreneurial charities demands impact assessments and documentation of milestone achievement. Non-governmental organizations need statistics to build cases, conduct surveys, and target their efforts. This book describes the statistics that underlie the social science research in human rights. It includes case studies, methodology, and research papers that discuss the fundamental measurement issues. It is intended as an introduction to applied human rights research. The editors of the book are Jana Asher, David Banks, and Fritz Scheuren. Jana Asher led the first national human rights survey in Sierra Leone and provided statistical support for surveys in Iraq, Kosovo, East Timor and Peru. She is the former Senior Program Associate in the Science and Human Rights Program at the American Association for the Advancement of Science. David Banks is a professor of statistics at Duke University, Fellow of the American Statistical Association, recipient of the Roger Herriott Award, and currently editor of the Journal of the American Statistical Association. Fritz Scheuren is the past-president of the American Statistical Association, a Fellow of the ASA, and Vice-President of Statistics at the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. He has done human rights statistics in Kosovo, Afghanistan, Peru, Guatemala, East Timor and Columbia, and he advises the Country of Georgia on their Millennium Challenge proposal . | ||
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