Table of Contents

• Volume I: The Fundamentals of Descriptive Social Statistics

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  • 1. On the Influence of Previous Vaccination in Cases of Smallpox

    W. Macdonell
    1902
    Biometrika
    

  • 2. Tables for Testing the Goodness of Fit of Theory to Observation

    W. Elderton
    1902
    Biometrika
    

  • 3. On the Inheritance in Coat-Colour of Thoroughbred Horses (Grandsire and Grandchildren)

    N. Blanchard
    1902
    Biometrika
    

  • 4. Notes on the Theory of Association of Attributes in Statistics

    G. Yule
    1903
    Biometrika
    

  • 5. A Further Study of Statistics Relating to Vaccination and Smallpox

    W. Macdonell
    1903
    Biometrika
    

  • 6. The Law of Ancestral Heredity

    Karl Pearson
    1903
    Biometrika
    

  • 7. On a Property Which Holds Good for All Groupings of a Normal Distribution of Frequency for Two Variables, with Applications to the Study of Contingency-Tables for the Inheritance of Unmeasured Qualities

    G. Yule
    1906
    Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of a Mathematical and Physical Character
    

  • 8. On the Influence of Bias and of Personal Equation in Statistics of Ill-Defined Qualities: An Experimental Study

    G. Yule
    1906
    Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Containing Papers of a Mathematical and Physical Character
    

  • 9. Reply to Certain Criticisms of Mr G. U. Yule

    Karl Pearson
    1907
    Biometrika
    

  • 10. On a New Method of Determining Correlation, when One Variable is Given by Alternative and the other by Multiple Categories

    Karl Pearson
    1910
    Biometrika
    

  • 11. On the General Theory of Multiple Contingency with Special Reference to Partial Contingency

    Karl Pearson
    1916
    Biometrika
    

  • 12. On the Interpretation of χ2 from Contingency Tables, and the Calculation of P

    R. Fisher
    1922
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society
    

  • 13. On the Application of the χ2 Method to Association and Contingency Tables, with Experimental Illustrations

    G. Yule
    1922
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society
    

  • 14. Statistical Tests of Agreement between Observation and Hypothesis

    R. Fisher
    1923
    Economica
    

  • 15. Recent Improvements in Statistical Inference

    Harold Hotelling
    1931
    Journal of the American Statistical Association, Supplement: Proceedings of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 16. Contingency Tables Involving Small Numbers and the χ2 Test

    F. Yates
    1934
    Supplement to the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society
    

  • 17. Contingency Table Interactions

    M. Bartlett
    1935
    Supplement to the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society
    

  • 18. Calculation of Chi-Square for Complex Contingency Tables

    H. Norton
    1945
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 19. On the Hypothesis of No “Interaction” in a Multi-Way Contingency Table

    S. Roy | Marvin Kastenbaum
    1956
    The Annals of Mathematical Statistics
    

  • 20. Calculation of Chi-Square to Test the No Three-Factor Interaction Hypothesis

    Marvin Kastenbaum | Donald Lamphiear
    1959
    Biometrics
    

• Volume II: The Development of Statistical Modelling

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  • 21. Measures of Association for Cross Classifications

    Leo Goodman | William Kruskal
    1954
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 22. Interactions in Multi-Factor Contingency Tables

    J. Darroch
    1962
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 23. Maximum Likelihood in Three-Way Contingency Tables

    M. Birch
    1963
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 24. The Detection of Partial Association, II: The General Case

    M. Birch
    1965
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 25. How to Ransack Social Mobility Tables and other Kinds of Cross-Classification Tables

    Leo Goodman
    1969
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 26. A General Model for the Analysis of Surveys

    Leo Goodman
    1972
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 27. Log Linear Models for Contingency Tables: A Generalization of Classical Least Squares

    J. Nelder
    1974
    Applied Statistics
    

  • 28. A Structural Model of the Mobility Table

    Robert Hauser
    1978
    Social Forces
    

  • 29. How Destination Depends on Origin in the Occupational Mobility Table

    Otis Duncan
    1979
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 30. Criteria for Determining Whether Certain Categories in a Cross-Classification Table Should Be Combined, with Special Reference to Occupational Categories in an Occupational Mobility Table

    Leo Goodman
    1981
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 31. Structural Transformations in the British Class Structure: A Log Linear Analysis of Marital Endogamy in Rochdale 1856–1964

    R. Penn | D. Dawkins
    1983
    Sociology
    

  • 32. Latent Structure Analysis of a Set of Multidimensional Contingency Tables

    Clifford Clogg | Leo Goodman
    1984
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 33. Exchange, Structure, and Symmetry in Occupational Mobility

    Michael Sobel | Michael Hout | Otis Duncan
    1985
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 34. Canonical Analysis of Contingency Tables by Maximum Likelihood

    Zvi Gilula | Shelby Haberman
    1986
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 35. More Universalism, Less Structural Mobility: The American Occupational Structure in the 1980s

    Michael Hout
    1988
    The American Journal of Sociology
    

  • 36. The Analysis of Multivariate Contingency Tables by Restricted Canonical and Restricted Association Models

    Zvi Gilula | Shelby Haberman
    1988
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 37. Semiparametric Estimation in the Rasch Model and Related Exponential Response Models, Including a Simple Latent Class Model for Item Analysis

    Bruce Lindsay | Clifford Clogg | John Grego
    1991
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 38. The Impact of Sociological Methodology on Statistical Methodology

    Clifford Clogg
    1992
    Statistical Science
    

  • 39. The Effects of Family Disruption on Social Mobility

    Timothy Biblarz | Adrian Raftery
    1993
    American Sociological Review
    

• Volume III: The Statistical Modelling of Longitudinal Data

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  • 40. Statistical Inference about Markov Chains

    T. Anderson | Leo Goodman
    1957
    The Annals of Mathematical Statistics
    

  • 41. Statistical Methods for the Mover-Stayer Model

    Leo Goodman
    1961
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 42. A Stochastic Model of Social Mobility

    Robert McGinnis
    1968
    American Sociological Review
    

  • 43. Maximum Likelihood from Incomplete Data via the EM Algorithm

    A. Dempster | N. Laird | D. Rubin
    1977
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 44. Dummy Endogenous Variables in a Simultaneous Equation System

    James Heckman
    1978
    Econometrica
    

  • 45. Sample Selection Bias as a Specification Error

    James Heckman
    1979
    Econometrica
    

  • 46. Statistical Models for Discrete Panel Data

    James Heckman
    1981
    Structural Analysis of Discrete Data with Econometric Applications
    

  • 47. The Incidental Parameters Problem and the Problem of Initial Conditions in Estimating a Discrete Time-Discrete Data Stochastic Process

    James Heckman
    1981
    Structural Analysis of Discrete Data with Econometric Applications
    

  • 48. Control for Omitted Variables in the Analysis of Panel and other Longitudinal Data

    Richard Davies | Robert Crouchley
    1985
    Geographical Analysis
    

  • 49. The Relationship between a Husband's Unemployment and his Wife's Participation in the Labour Force

    Richard Davies | Peter Elias | Roger Penn
    1992
    Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
    

  • 50. Models for Sample Selection Bias

    Christopher Winship | Robert Mare
    1992
    Annual Review of Sociology
    

  • 51. An Approximate Generalized Linear Model with Random Effects for Informative Missing Data

    Dean Follmann | Wu Margaret
    1995
    Biometrics
    

  • 52. Modeling the Drop-Out Mechanism in Repeated-Measures Studies

    Roderick Little
    1995
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 53. Pseudo-Likelihood for Combined Selection and Pattern-Mixture Models for Incomplete Data

    Geert Molenberghs | Bart Michiels | Michael Kenward
    1998
    Biometrical Journal
    

  • 54. Mixed Effects Logistic Regression Models for Longitudinal Binary Response Data with Informative Drop-Out

    Thomas Have | Allen Kunselman | Erik Pulkstenis | J. Landis
    1998
    Biometrics
    

  • 55. Random Coefficient Models for Binary Longitudinal Responses with Attrition

    Marco Alfò | Murray Aitkin
    2000
    Statistics and Computing
    

  • 56. A Transitional Model for Longitudinal Binary Data Subject to Nonignorable Missing Data

    Paul Albert
    2000
    Biometrics
    

  • 57. Missing Covariates in Longitudinal Data with Informative Dropouts: Bias Analysis and Inference

    Jason Roy | Xihong Lin
    2005
    Biometrics
    

  • 58. Simple Solutions to the Initial Conditions Problem in Dynamic, Nonlinear Panel Data Models with Unobserved Heterogeneity

    Jeffrey Wooldridge
    2005
    Journal of Applied Econometrics
    

• Volume IV: The Statistical Modelling of Ordinal Categorical Data

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  • 59. Identification and Estimation of Age-Period-Cohort Models in the Analysis of Discrete Archival Data

    Stephen Fienberg | William Mason
    1979
    Sociological Methodology
    

  • 60. Regression Models for Ordinal Data (With Discussion)

    Peter McCullagh
    1980
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 61. Social Background and School Continuation Decisions

    Robert Mare
    1980
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 62. Measures of Nominal-Ordinal Association

    Alan Agresti
    1981
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 63. Change and Stability in Educational Stratification

    Robert Mare
    1981
    American Sociological Review
    

  • 64. Regression and Ordered Categorical Variables (With Discussion)

    J. Anderson
    1984
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series B (Methodological)
    

  • 65. Linear Modelling with Clustered Observations: An Illustrative Example of Earnings in the Engineering Industry

    R. Davies | A. Martin | R. Penn
    1988
    Environment and Planning A
    

  • 66. A Random-Effects Model for Ordered Categorical Data

    Robert Crouchley
    1995
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 67. The Analysis of Longitudinal Ordinal Data with Nonrandom Drop-Out

    G. Molenberghs | M. Kenward | E. Lesaffre
    1997
    Biometrika
    

  • 68. Analysis of Nonrandomly Censored Ordered Categorical Longitudinal Data from Analgesic Trials

    Lewis Sheiner | Stuart Beal | Adrian Dunne
    1997
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 69. Modeling Repeated Measures with Monotonic Ordinal Responses and Misclassification, with Applications to Studying Maturation

    Paul Albert | Sally Hunsberger | Frank Biro
    1997
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 70. A Hierarchical Latent Variable Model for Ordinal Data from a Customer Satisfaction Survey with “No Answer” Responses

    Eric Bradlow | Alan Zaslavsky
    1999
    Journal of the American Statistical Association
    

  • 71. Analysis of Longitudinal Substance Use Outcomes Using Ordinal Random-Effects Regression Models

    Donald Hedeker | Robin Mermelstein
    2000
    Addiction
    

  • 72. Mixed Effects Logistic Regression Models for Longitudinal Ordinal Functional Response Data with Multiple-Cause Drop-Out from the Longitudinal Study of Aging

    Thomas Have | Michael Miller | Beth Reboussin | Margaret James
    2000
    Biometrics
    

  • 73. Joint Regression and Association Modeling of Longitudinal Ordinal Data

    Anders Ekholm | Jukka Jokinen | John McDonald | Peter Smith
    2003
    Biometrics
    

  • 74. Generalized Linear Mixed Models for Ordered Responses in Complex Multilevel Structures: Effects Beneath the School or College in Education

    Antony Fielding | Min Yang
    2005
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A. (Statistics in Society)
    

  • 75. A Mixed-Effects Regression Model for Longitudinal Multivariate Ordinal Data

    Li Liu | Donald Hedeker
    2006
    Biometrics
    

  • 76. Modelling Trajectories through the Educational System in North West England

    Roger Penn | Damon Berridge
    2008
    Education Economics
    

  • 77. The Dynamics of Perception: Modelling Subjective Wellbeing in a Short Panel

    Stephen Pudney
    2008
    Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A. (Statistics in Society)