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International
Association of Time Use Research
Annual
Conference 2002
15
- 18 October
Lisbon, Portugal
ISEG - Institute of Economics and Business Administration
Technical University of Lisbon
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Alternative
ways of providing household services [abs]
Aalto, Kristiina - National Consumer Research Centre (Finland) and Varjonen, Johanna - National Consumer Research Centre (Finland)
Intra-family
Time Allocation to Housework: French Evidence [abs]
Anxo, Dominique - University of Gothenburg (Sweden) and Carlin, Paul Indiana University – Purdue University of Indianapolis (USA)
Andocentric
look of feminine temporal experience: the case of academic woman [abs]
Araújo, Emília - University
of Minho (Portugal)
Historical
beginnings of time use research in Russia and the United states and their
methodological implications [abs]
Artemov, Victor - Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering (Russia) and Zuzanek, Jiri - University of Waterloo (Canada)
The
unfulfilled preference for working shorter hours in the Netherlands [abs]
Baaijens, Christine - Utrecht University (Netherlands) and Schippers, Joop - Utrecht University (Netherlands)
Integration
process of senior citizens in the telematic society of the global society of
information
Baigorri, Artemio - Extremadura University (Spain) and Chaves, Maria del Mar - Extremadura University (Spain)
Space
Dimensions of the time: Urban conflicts space-times [abs]
Baigorri, Artemio - Extremadura University (Spain) and Chaves, Maria del Mar - Extremadura University (Spain) and Diaz, Ramón Fernández - Extremadura University (Spain) and Rey, José López - Extremadura University (Spain)
The
Role of the Demand for Home Production and Wage Differentials in the Female
Part-Time Employment Decision [abs]
Baslevent, Cem - Istanbul Bilgi University (Turkey)
Household
Work - Diary Information versus Questionnaire Information [abs]
Bonke, Jens - The Danish National Institute of Social Research (Denmark)
Shop
opening hours: the rigidity of time-structures [abs]
Breedveld, Koen - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands); Broek, Andries Van den - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands) and Marielle Cloin - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands)
Leisure
across Europe: comparing 14 populations, conveying 1 pattern [abs]
Broek, Andries Van den - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands)
Temporal
dimensions of well-being among young, middle-aged and older women in Australia
Brown, Peter - Griffith University (Australia) and Warner-Smith, Penny - University of Newcastle (Australia)
Feminist
political theory and the analysis of time
[abs]
Bryson, Valerie - University of Huddersfield (UK)
Has
parental time devoted to children remained unchanged?
Budig, Michelle J. - University of Massachusetts (USA) and Folbre, Nancy - University of Massachusetts (USA)
Measuring
the Legal Dynamics of the Use of Time in Southern European States [abs]
Cardoso, João - Fernando Pessoa
University (Portugal)
Gender
and children's time use
Carvalho,
Marie Jane S. - Rio Grande do Sul Federal University (Brazil)
Questions
and controversies revolving around telework - a gender perspective [abs]
Casaca, Sara - Technical University of Lisbon - ISEG (Portugal)
Men
Behaving Better?: applying quasi-cohorts analysis to studying men's contribution
to housework
Casey, Bernard - London School of Economics (UK)
Korean
People's Leisure-Time Changes During 1981-2000
[abs]
Choo, Kwang Yung - Seoul National University (Korea)
Changing
relationship between work and leisure in Taiwan - Analysis of a new capitalism
society
Chuang, Shu-tzu - Leader University (Taiwan) and Sun, Shu-ken - National University of Taiwan (Taiwan)
Public
participation as leverage for the division of household labor
Coppens, Kim - Free University of Brussels (Belgium) and Koelet, Suzana - Free University of Brussels (Belgium)
The
Portuguese Time Use Survey
Correia, Luis - National Institute of Statistics (Portugal) and Lopes, Guilhermina - National Statistical Institute (Portugal) and Coelho, Edviges - National Institute of Statistics (Portugal)
Manipulating
and graphing time use data in two and three dimensions: Basic steps
Crouse, David - University of Toronto (Canada) and Michelson, William - University of Toronto (Canada)
The question of the
work in the contemporary world: Technological transformations and the importance
of ethics [abs]
Assessing
the empirical challenges of time use data: A comparison of three common
estimation techniques
Dosman, Donna - University of Alberta (Canada) and Fast, Janet E. - University of Alberta (Canada)
Desired
leisure activities and obstacles to enjoy them in Latvia
Eglite, Parsla - Latvian Academy of Sciences (Latvia)
Wishing
For More Time - Expectations of Time-Use Versus Actual Results [abs]
Ellwood, Mark - Pace Productivity Inc. (Canada)
Golf
clubs or the golf chanel?Changes in activity patterns at retirement
Fast, Janet E. - University of Alberta (Canada) and Dosman, Donna - University of Alberta (Canada)
Life
cycle trajectories and its determinants in the Portuguese labour market [abs]
Fernandes, Graça Leão - Technical University of Lisbon - ISEG (Portugal) and Lopes, Margarida Chagas - Technical University of Lisbon - ISEG (Portugal)
Evolutionary
modelling of time use vectors
Fischer, Ilan and Sullivan, Oriel
Chewing
the fat - the story time diaries tell about physical activity in the United
Kingdom
Fisher, Kimberly - University of Essex (UK)
Setting
the Trend for Cross-National European Time Use Research
Fisher, Kimberly - University of Essex (UK) and Gershuny, Jonathan – University of Essex (UK)
Current
Activities of the Multinational Time Use Studies Project
Fisher,
Kimberly
- University of Essex
(UK) and Gershuny,
Jonathan – University of Essex (UK) and Gauthier, Anne H. –
University of Calgary (Canada)
Measuring
Work-Life Balance and Degrees of Sociability: A Focus on the Value of Time Use
Data in the Assessment of Quality of Life
Fisher, Kimberly - University of Essex (UK) and Richard Layte - The Economic and Social Research Institute (Rep.Ireland)
The
backward bending labour supply curve; We like leisure...but we prefer work [abs]
Fontainha, Elsa - Technical University of Lisbon - ISEG (Portugal)
Household Production - The Portuguese Case
Fontainha, Elsa - Technical University of Lisbon - ISEG (Portugal) [abs]
Comparison
of work styles by testing the similarity between fluctuations in activity rates
Fujiwara, Masago - University of Shimane (Japan)
Life
course analysis of time allocation [abs]
Gershuny, Jonathan - University of Essex (UK)
Different
perception about youth's nightly leisure: a qualitative analysis on the
fenomenon of "botellón" in Extremadura (Spain) [abs]
Gómez
Cabranes,
Leonor - Extremadura University (Spain) and González, Beatriz Munoz -
Extremadura University (Spain)
Informal
Support Social Networks and Time Use
[abs]
Guerreiro, Maria das Dores - ISCTE-Sociology
Department (Portugal)
Evaluation
of Non-Market Work of Russian Households
[abs]
Gvozdeva, Galina - Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering (Russia)
Media,
crime and loneliness: the relationship between media use and the development of
the young [abs]
Haan, Jos de - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands) and Huysmans, Frank - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands)
Measurement
and Analysis of Time Poverty
[abs]
Harvey, Andrew - Saint Mary's University-Halifax (Canada) and Mukhopadhyay, Arun - Saint Mary's University-Halifax (Canada)
Analysis
of a large scale time use survey with respect to travel demand and regional
aspects
Hertkorn, Georg - Institute of Transport Research - German Aerospace Center (Germany) and Kracht, Matthias - Institute of Transport Research - German Aerospace Center (Germany)
American
Time Use Survey: Report on the Dress Rehearsal
Herz, Diane - Bureau of Labor Statistics (USA)
The
Effect of the Shorter Working Time on Time Use of Husbands and Wives in Japan
Hirata,
Michinori
- Hiroshima University
(Japan)
Using
Time Use data to calculate an hourly effective retourn to labour: results from
the UK Household Satellite Account (experimental) 2000
[abs]
Holloway, Sue - Office of National Statistics (UK)
Supplement
and substitute. The consequences of the rise of ICT for the use of existing
media in the Netherlands, 1975-2000
[abs]
Huysmans, Frank - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands) and Haan, Jos de - Social and Cultural Planning Office (Netherlands)
Time
use in Slovenia: some results of the 2000/01 time use survey
[abs]
Inglic, Rihard - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (Slovenia) and Belak, Eva - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (Slovenia)
Household
Economies Grow Fater than Market Economies: A suprising paradox of development
revealed by Indian and Australian data on Time Use [abs]
Ironmonger, Duncan - University of Melbourne (Australia)
Has
anything a greater priority than child care? The application of priority ranking
to classifie simultaneous uses of time
Ironmonger, Duncan - University of Melbourne (Australia)
How
women and men spend their time in Romania
[abs]
Istrate, Georgeta National Institute of Statistics (Romania)
Material
underpinnings of Finnish patterns of everyday life
[abs]
Jalas,
Mikko
- Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration (Finland)
Time
use in Russia [abs]
Karakhanova, Tatyana - Russian Academy of Science (Russia)
Sociodemographic
Factors and Four Basic Types of Time Use Among the Korean Eldery
[abs]
Kim, Jibum - University of Chicago (USA) and Jung, Jaeki - University of Chicago (USA)
A
new father's role? Employment patterns among Norwegian fathers' in the 1990s [abs]
Kjeldstad, Randi - Statistics Norway (Norway) and Kitterod, Ragni Hege - Statistics Norway (Norway)
Making
time for care more visible: some conceptual issues
Land, Hilary - University of Bristol (UK)
Choosing
Between Family and Work? The Dual Labour Supply of Danish Women [abs]
Lausten, Mette - Danish National Institute of Social Research (Denmark) and Deding, Mette - Danish National Institute of Social Research (Denmark)
New
work temporalities and the reinvention of industrial time discipline
Leach,
Belinda
- University of Guelph
(Canada) [abs]
Women
Lawyers Caught in the Time Crunch
Leiper, Jean McKenzie- University of Western Ontario (Canada)
French
dual-earner couples profissional arrangements in the 80's and 90's [abs]
Lesnard, Laurent - CREST - Laboratoire de Sociologie Quantitative (France)
Time
pressure in European countries
Lippe, Tanja Van der - Utrecht University (Netherlands) and Jager, Annet - Stoas Research (Netherlands) and Kops, Yvonne - Stoas Research (Netherlands)
Differences
and Similarities of Time Use Patterns between Children and Adults in Portugal
Lopes, Guilhermina - National Statistics
Institute (Portugal)
and Coelho, Edviges - National
Statistics Institute (Portugal)
Leisure
and Identity in the Contemporaneousness
Maciel, Tania - Rio de Janeiro
Federal University (Brazil)
How
the Gender and Age Affects the Time Perception: an Aplication of Symbolic Data
Analysis
Marcelo, Carlos - National Statistics Institute (Portugal) and Lopes, Guilhermina - National Statistical Institute (Portugal) and Coelho, Edviges - National Institute of Statistics (Portugal)
Symbolic
Analysis of the Time Use in the Basque Country
[abs]
Mas, Marta - Basque Institute of Statistics (Spain) and Olaeta, Haritz - Basque Institute of Statistics (Spain)
Travel
and on site recreation time: an empirical approach to value the recreation
benefits of Peneda-Gerês National Park Visitors
[abs]
Mendes, Isabel - Technical University of Lisbon (Portugal)
Working
Time Arrangements in an International Perspective
[abs]
Merz, Joachim - University of Lueneburg (Germany) and Derik Burget - University of Lueneburg (Germany)
Research
network on time use (RNTU) – an internet information system
www.uni-lueneburg.de/timeuse [abs]
Merz,
Joachim
- University of Lueneburg
(Germany), Derik Burget - University of Lueneburg
(Germany) and Henning Stolz (Germany)
Tempograms
of daily activity, in longitudinal perspective
Michelson, William - University of Toronto (Canada) and Crouse, David - University of Toronto (Canada)
Leisure
Patterns and Time Pressure
[abs]
Moens, Maarten - Free University of Brussels (Belgium)
Housework
among Canadian University Professors, 2000
Nakhaie, M. Reza - University of Windsor (Canada)
Baseline
model for implementation in an optimizing behavior microsimulation module for
simulating the time allocations
Neuwirth, Norbert - Austrian Institute for Family Studies (Austria)
Time-Use
in Education Process
Nizovkina, Natalja - Novosibirsk State Technical University (Russia)
Time
Use and economic development: A qualitative analysis in developing countries
[abs]
Nonga,
Luyamba
- Yolo Medical
(Rep.Congo)
and Djamba,
Yanyi -
Southeeastern
Louisiana University (USA)
Time
budget of the rural working women of Siberia
Novokhatskaya, Olga - Russian Academy of Science (Russia)
Time
Nomads - Job mobility and the working life
O'Carroll, Aileen - Trinity College Dublin (Rep.Ireland)
Did
new technology revolutionise free time in Finland?
[abs]
Pääkkönen, Hannu - Statistics Finland (Finland)
Is
parental time transferable between partners? The case of couples facing
unemployment
Pailhe, Ariane - Institute National of Etudes Demographiques-Paris (France) and Solaz, Anne - Institute National of Etudes Demographiques-Paris (France)
Women,
life cycle stages and the experience of time. Selected findings from the
Portuguese Time Use Survey 1999
Perista, Heloisa - Centre for Studies for Social Intervention (Portugal)
Time
allocation decisions, product market competition and welfare
Pompermaier, Alberto - London School of Economics (UK)
Household
Production - An Application to Two-Earner Swedish Households [abs]
Pylkkanen, Elina - University of Gothenburg (Sweden)
Project
'Conciliar é preciso'
[abs]
Quaresma, Célia – ANJAF (Portugal)
Estimation
of a collective model with domestic production and individual prices [abs]
Rapoport,
Benoit
- Centre Universitaire d'Etudes Démographiques
(Canada) and Sofer,
The
allocation of spousal time
[abs]
Rapoport, Benoit - Centre Universitaire d'Etudes Démographiques (Canada) and Le Bourdais, Céline - Centre Universitaire d'Etudes Démographiques (Canada)
Researching
time in Ireland and Germany: a plea for triangulation
Rau, Henrike - National University of Ireland (Rep.Ireland)
Measuring
Time Use of Men and Women - a Fundamental Tool for Gender Equality
Rego, Maria do Céu da Cunha - Com.for Equality at Work and in Employment (former President) (Portugal)
Activity
tendencies among Romanian elder people after 1989
Roman, Monica - Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest (Romania) and Roman, Mihai - Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest (Romania)
Working
Time and not working time: what relation?
Romano, Maria - National Institute of Statistics of Italy (Italy)
Time
Use Among the Swedish Population, Changes in the 1990s
Rydenstam, Klas - Statistics Sweden (Sweden)
Organizational
Commitment: Individualization or flexibility?
[abs]
Sanders, Karin - University of Tilburg (Netherlands) and Nauta, Aukje - University of Gronigen (Netherlands) and Koster, Ferry - University of Gronigen (Netherlands)
Using
advance diaries in a telephone Time Use Survey
Schwartz,
Lisa -
Bureau of Labor Statistics
(USA); Herz,
Diane
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
(USA); Haggerty,
Cathy -
Bureau of Labor Statistics
(USA); Lee,
Lisa -
Bureau of Labor Statistics
(USA) [abs]
The
American Time Use Survey: Report on activity coding in the dress rehearsal [abs]
Shelley, Kristina - Bureau of Labor Statistics (USA)
Uses
of Time Use: Childhood Eating and Exercise Habits
Short, Sandra - Office for National Statistics (UK) and Langham, Alison - Office for National Statistics (UK)
Gender,
Time Use and the Future of the Equality of Opportunities
Silveira, Rogério - Polytechnic Institute of Setubal (Portugal)
Unemployment,
Housework and marital gain: Specialization or Polyvalence? Evidence from French
Couples [abs]
Solaz, Anne - Institute National of Etudes Demographiques-Paris (France)
Household
National Accounts: Output based estimates of child care in Australia and the
United Kingdom
Soupourmas, Faye - University of Melbourne (Australia) and Ironmonger, Duncan - University of Melbourne (Australia)
"Pressed
for time" - mechanisms, contexts and multiple experiences of temporalities
[abs]
Southerton Dale - University of Manchester (UK) and Tomlinson, Mark - University of Manchester (UK)
Assessing
the Bias associated with alternative contact strategies in Time Use Surveys
Stewart, Jay - Bureau of Labor Statistics (USA)
Gendered
leisure in Britain: Changes in time use from the 1960s to the 1990s [abs]
Sullivan, Oriel and Katz-Gerro, Tally
Trent-cinq
heures?: A Comparison of three different approaches to measuring hours of paid
work
Sturgis,
Patrick
- University of Surrey
(UK) and Urwin,
Peter
- University of Westminster
(UK) and Di Pietro,
Giorgio
- University of Westminster
(UK)
Gender
Roles and Daily Rhythm of Time Use in Finland
Takala, Pentti - Social Insurance Institution (Finland)
Assessing
the income effects of networking and the accumulation of social capital using
the UK 2000 Time Use Survey
Urwin,
Peter
- University of Westminster
(UK) and
Di Pietro,
Giorgio
- University of Westminster
(UK) and Sturgis,
Patrick
- University of Surrey
(UK) [abs]
Changes
in work time and leisure time in Norway 1971-2000
Vaage,
Odd - Statistics
Norway (Norway)
[abs]
Estimation
procedure of the Finish time use survey 1999-2000
[abs]
Vaisanen, Paavo - Statistics Finland (Finland)
Small
talk? The link between social interaction, the diversity of interaction partners
and democratic values
Vandeweyer, Jessie - Free University of Brussels (Belgium)
Work
timing and family obligations in Australia
Venn, Danielle - University of Melbourne (Australia)
Time
Use and Culture
[abs]
Wetzel,
Dominic
- CU New York
(USA)
Embodying
Modern Times - Time, Body and Emotions in Late-Modernity [abs]
Widerberg, Karin - University of Oslo (Norway) and Lilleaas, Ulla-Britt - University of Oslo (Norway)
Time
or money? How high and low income Canadians spend their time
Williams,
Cara
- Statistics Canada
(Canada)
Investing
in "futures" - a qualitative examination of the time-experience of
Singapore youth through the lens of their futures
Woo, Joyceln - Columbia University (USA)
Men
work and Women sit around home?: An analisys of Korea Time Use Survey in 1999
[abs]
Yoon, Jayoung - University of Massachusetts (USA)
Relationships
between leisure participation, feelings of time pressure, and emotional
well-being in the lives of Canadian adolescents aged 12 to 18
Zuzanek, Jiri - University of Waterloo (Canada) and Mannell, Roger - University of Waterloo (Canada).
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