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Dear Colleague,

The September issue focuses on urban regional and small area statistics, an important theme for official statistics.

AM SJIAOS

Asta Manninen

Asta Manninen is the guest editor for this issue. It was compiled in collaboration with Teodora Brandmuller and Klaus Trutzel on behalf of the IAOS Standing Committee on Regional and Urban Statistics (SCORUS). The invited and contributed papers deal with challenges and practices as well as new methods and new data sources.

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David Wong

Interview editor Katherine Condon introduces Asta Manninen. You will also find a conversation between David Wong, Department of Geography and GeoInformation Sciences at the George Mason University and interview editor, Nancy Torrieri.

The views and opinions expressed in the interviews and conversations are those of the interviewees and do not necessarily reflect the policy or position of the Journal, nor IAOS or IOS Press.

The issue has additional manuscripts on a range of topics of general interest to producers and users of official statistics. Especially, we continue the theme of Counting the Youngest Among Us with a paper on immigrant Mexican farm workers and their children in the U.S.

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