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Activities of the Working Committee on Latin American Data Archives of the Latin American Social Science Council (CLACSO)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2022
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On October 14, 1967, the Consejo Latinoamerican de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO), which includes about forty of the most important social science research institutions in Latin America, was constituted in the city of Bogotá, Colombia.
The regulations of the Council provide for the creation of Working Committees devoted to specific tasks in the common interest of member institutions and of social science research in Latin America. Among the first Working Committees to be created was one devoted to the creation, development and modernization of SocialScienceData Archives in the area.
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1. The Executive Subcommittee has appointed two coordinators, Professors Oscar Cornblit and Jorge García-Bouza, both from the Instituto Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina. In the meeting of the Standing Committee on Social Science Data Archives of the ISSC in Paris, December 14, 1968, a Task Force for Archives Development in Latin America was created. Professor Jorge García Bouza was charged with its coordination.
2. The Interdisciplinary Committee for Urban and Regional Planning, Catholic University; The Latin American Institute for Economic and Social Planning; The Center for Economic Research, Catholic University; The Institute of Economy, University of Chile; The Center for Studies in Mathematical Statistics, University of Chile; The Center for Sociological Research, Catholic University; and The Center for Socio-Economic Studies, University of Chile.
3. See Proyecto para la creación de un archivo de datos sobre América Latina by Oscar Cornblit and Manuel Mora y Araujo, and El futuro desarrollo de los archivos de datos en ciencias sociales en América Latina, by Jorge García-Bouza, jointly published as Working Paper No. 41, 1967, Buenos Aires, Editorial del Instituto.
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