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The Measurement & Human Rights Program welcomes academics from all disciplines,
including statistics, mathematics, political science, economics, and law.
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Collaboration opportunities
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Academic work
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Knowledge Brokering, the Measurement &
Human Rights Program's primary project, continues to develop.
The international "Children without a
State" conference, co-hosted by the MHR Program, brought academics and
other actors to Harvard to discuss birth registration and irregular migration.
More events will follow in the fall semester.
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Examples of outside work that applies measurement to human rights
studies
The Cingranelli-Richards (CIRI)
Human Rights Data Project
(David Louis Cingranelli, Binghamton University; David L. Richards, University
of Memphis)
The Genocide-Politicide Project
(Barbara Harff, Professor Emirita, United States Naval Academy)
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