The South African Census Project

Joachim Wehner and Daniel de Kadt
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Joachim Wehner: London School of Economics and Political Science

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Abstract: Commencing in 2016 this project set out to digitize the entire historical census stock of South Africa, covering a century of data from the first census undertaken in the Cape of Good Hope in 1865 and until the 1960s. This note covers background, archive contents and digitisation, and our research agenda and initial outputs. Please cite this note if you use the images in research and publications.

Date: 2023-06-13
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