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Helping first-time students establish a solid foundation in quantitative research methods, this ground-up Canadian text uses a conversational tone, a wealth of practice problems and exercises, and clear examples to teach the universal language of statistics.
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Michael Haan is an associate professor and the Canada research chair in population and social policy at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, where he teaches demography and public policy and co-directs the New Brunswick Institute for Data, Research, and Training, a state-of-the-art facility for working with government administrative statistical data. His most recent research focuses on the economic and social implications of internal and international migration to Canada. In addition to writing An Introduction to Statistics for Canadian Social Scientists, Haan has contributed to a number of journals, including Social History/Histoire Sociale, Critical Social Policy, International Migration Review, and Social Science History.
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