James Bay Cree “hunting leaders” claim extensive authority over their hunting territories, including authority to control non-native activities on them. They are encouraged by recalling that their authority has been recognized repeatedly ...

The methods underlying the quantification of health inequalities have profound consequences for measuring progress in achieving health for all. In Chapter two, associations between household wealth indices, income, and consumption were system...

Cure rate models, introduced by Boag (1949), are very commonly used while modelling lifetime data involving long time survivors. Applications of cure rate models can be seen in biomedical science, industrial reliability, fina...

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