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IASSIST Quarterly (2009: Winter)

Editor's Notes
Karsten Boye Rasmussen

Welcome to this double issue of the IASSIST Quarterly:volume 33 (number 4, 2009) and volume 34 (number 1,
2010).


The IASSIST Quarterly (IQ) has now published several double issues focusing on a particular theme. Often the
issues have arisen from one or more sessions at an...

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Guest Editor's Notes
Bobray Bordelon
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The Pedagogical Data Reference Interview
Kristin Partlo
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Sources for International Trade, Prices, Production, and Consumption
Amy West
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Data Reference in Depth: Sources of International Labour Data
Walter Giesbrecht
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Financial Crisis Data Resources: A Brief Guide
Mary Tao
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Data in Development: An Overview of Microdata on Developing Countries
Kristi Thompson
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The American Community Survey: Benefits and Challenges
Michele Hayslett
Lynda Kellam
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IASSIST 2011 - Call For Papers
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