CENSUSMOSAIC

Censuses microdata offer a unique resource for comparative research because they can be integrated across time and space. Contemporary microcensus data is available across the globe through the IPUMS-International project. Historical microcensus data is available for the United States through IPUMS and for a number of "North Atlantic" countries through the NAPP project. The goal of the Mosaic project is to extend the collection and distribution of historical census microdata to regions like Continental Europe and the ancient world, for which full survival of centralized records are not available. Instead, these regions typically have only partially surviving records, decentrally located. The Mosaic project, through its many partners, plans to put the pieces back together again... The creation of a broad, European partnership for historical census microdata. This partnership will aim to recruit members and collect contributions of all 19th century historical census material that has..

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