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An Argument for Documenting Casualties: Violence Against Iraqi Civilians 2006
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An Argument for Documenting Casualties: Violence Against Iraqi Civilians 2006

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This study examines available open-source data on Iraqi civilian fatalities and assesses problems associated with previous collection efforts. The authors present a new and more robust RAND Corporation Iraqi civilian violence dataset from which they derive observations about trends in targeting and weapons in 2006. These findings lead to a proposed framework for future civilian fatality data-collection efforts in Iraq and beyond.The authors examine available open-source data on Iraqi civilian fatalities and assess problems associated with previous collection efforts.They present a more robust dataset and propose a framework for future data gathering in Iraq and beyond.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
6 June 2008
Pages
70
ISBN
9780833044617

This study examines available open-source data on Iraqi civilian fatalities and assesses problems associated with previous collection efforts. The authors present a new and more robust RAND Corporation Iraqi civilian violence dataset from which they derive observations about trends in targeting and weapons in 2006. These findings lead to a proposed framework for future civilian fatality data-collection efforts in Iraq and beyond.The authors examine available open-source data on Iraqi civilian fatalities and assess problems associated with previous collection efforts.They present a more robust dataset and propose a framework for future data gathering in Iraq and beyond.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
6 June 2008
Pages
70
ISBN
9780833044617