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SRMS Proceedings for 2019 Now Available

May 1, 2020 Leave a Comment

The Survey Research Methods Section (SRMS) proceedings from the 2019 Joint Statistical Meetings in Denver are available on the section’s website. At the bottom of the 2019 screen, you can also find 21 papers from the American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) 2019 Conference in Toronto in May 2019. 

SRMS provides free access to the proceedings for the entire history of the Survey Research Methods Section (1978–2019), as well as the proceedings for the Social Statistics Section (from which our section separated in 1978) from 1958–1977 and all five International Conference on Establishment Statistics meetings (1993–2016).

Note that some of these years are prior to the electronic proceedings available through the ASA (2009–today); the section scanned all earlier papers as a service to survey researchers.

Filed Under: Section News, Survey Research Methods Tagged With: JSM 2019, JSM Proceedings, proceedings, SRMS, Survey Research Methods, Survey Research Methods Section

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