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The National Sample Survey isn't wrong if you understand the basics - Vimarsana News

The National Sample Survey isn't wrong if you understand the basics

Stating that all NSS data is prejudiced or biased against urban areas or is not reliable due to sampling design is puerile, akin to throwing out the baby with the bathwater

Indian official statistics could be revolutionized at the input level - Vimarsana News

Indian official statistics could be revolutionized at the input level

Exploiting the statistical possibilities of administrative data readily available to India is a challenge whose time has come

Breaking News | Africa: African-Language Literature In Global Scholarship - Vimarsana News

Breaking News | Africa: African-Language Literature In Global Scholarship

Editor’s Note “Broad early modern comparative projects often fail to address Africa at all. A search of the MLAIB [Modern Language Association International Bibliography] finds that the number of pieces published in the last thirty years on the subject of ‘globalization’ is in the thousands, and yet only 5 per cent of them address Africa or African countries. When it comes to eighteenth-century studies, the exclusion is total: not one of the pieces on globalization addresses Africa or African countries. Not one. … This is more than unfortunate. No arena of study can be successful...

Africa/Global: African-Language Literature in Global Scholarship - Vimarsana News

Africa/Global: African-Language Literature in Global Scholarship

Editor's Note “Broad early modern comparative projects often fail to address Africa at all. A search of the MLAIB [Modern Language Association International Bibliography] finds that the number of pieces published in the last thirty years on the subject of 'globalization' is in the thousands, and yet only 5 per cent of them address Africa or African countries. When it comes to eighteenth-century studies, the exclusion is total: not one of the pieces on globalization addresses Africa or African countries. Not one. … This is more than unfortunate. No arena of study can be successful that has ...