“…As census data is used to allocate resources, for example the distribution of funds and subsidies, ultimately some profit more than others, which makes census processes highly political and even more so, when rights of minority and ethnic groups are connected to the census outcomes, as in the case countries. In Croatia minority rights are linked to the census results (Petričušić, 2002). In Bosnia the population data of 1991 is linked to the Dayton Peace Agreement, which divides the political system among the three constituent ethnic groups (Bosniak, Croat and Serb) (Armakolas & Maksimovic, 2014;Bieber, 2004).…”