Parallel paper session 1Tuesday May 15, 13:30.
Room D137, Chair: Ann R Sćtnan Biostatistics and Biopolitics: Modelling Population Health via Risk Assessment Susanne Bauer
What ecological networks and market based health programs have in common Stans van Egmond & Ragna Zeiss
“The Society of Disease”: Medical science as co-construction of nature and society - Three accounts of epidemic disease from the 19th century. Jan Groven Grande
B: Recognition - Redistribution Room D138, Chair: Nadji Khefif What kind of Sámi figures? A discussion on status and future prospects for contemporary Sámi statistics Torunn Pettersen
How do we define for whom the bell curves? Measuring ethnicity in Canada Ellen Balka
Poverty measures as boundary objects between science and state: A business approach to users and producers of poverty statistics. Julia Mensink
Ideas in Action: 'Human Development' and 'Capability' as Boundary Objects Asuncion Lera St. Clair
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"Therefore ask not for whom the bell [curves], it [curves] for thee."Identity Categories in Census Data Statistics in the Evalution of Municipal Services Evaluating and Interpreting the Algorithms
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