Truths, Damn Truths, and Government Statistics
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Truths, Damn Truths, and Government Statistics is a science podcast hosted by University of Glasgow, College of Social Sciences. It has 6 episodes, with the latest published March 2022.
In this podcast series, Professor Thomas J Scotto, Dean of Learning and Teaching in the College of Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow, looks at government statistics, challenges faced by civil servants who produce official statistics in an era of political polarisation and misinformation, and what can affect the trust the public has in statistics. The series directly accompanies the “Statistics in Government” class taught by Professor Scotto at the University of Glasgow but can be a useful accompaniment to external courses in Statistics and Society. The podcasts also will be of interest to those who have questions about how government statistics are developed. The focus is on National and Official Statistics in the United Kingdom, but several episodes make cross-national comparisons and cover more general topics. More information on the fully online MSc in Data Analytics for Government (MDATAGOV) offered by the University of Glasgow can be found at https://www.gla.ac.uk/
science ·en ·6 episodes
Trust in Government Numbers? A Conversation with Professor Sir John Curtice
Regulating Official Statistics with Mary Gregory and Gail Rankin
Government Statistics and Practice: A Critical Lens with Dr Alex Fenton
A Chat with Roger Halliday, Scotland's Chief Statistician
The UK Code of Practice for Statistics - A Guidebook for Trustworthy Statistics?
UK Data Collection Efforts of the 19th Century
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