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no DOI — not checkedOn the link between the Social Security and identity documentation in the United States see also Rosenwaike and Hill (1996: 311). Similarly, Breckenridge and Szreter (2012:3) note that the Chinese state registered citizens with "the aim of measuring and preserving the well-�-being of its population at least one millennium before the 19 th century processes that scholars have explored
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