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  • Formaat: Hardback, 566 pages, kõrgus x laius: 246x174 mm, 75 Tables, black and white; 92 Line drawings, black and white; 92 Illustrations, black and white
  • Sari: Routledge International Handbooks
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This two-volume handbook, from leading international scholars, provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference work on the collection, analysis, and application of time use data. It will be a valuable reference point for students and scholars of sociology, demography, social policy, economics, gender studies, psychology, and more.



This two-volume handbook, written by leading international scholars, provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date reference work on the collection, analysis, and application of time use data.

Time is a crucial yet finite social resource, fundamental to processes of growth, equality, and well-being. Much of the world’s essential production—raising children, preparing food, household maintenance—occurs within households, and relies on time, rather than monetary exchange, as its central input. Despite its centrality, this non-market dimension is often overlooked in official indicators. Time use diary data is increasingly recognised as the foremost source of reliable information on these key temporal dimensions of daily life.

The second volume provides an authoritative outline of the contribution of time-use research to key contemporary scholarly and policy applications in both the Global North and the Global South. The chapters consist of a wide-ranging selection of exemplary contributions chosen to illustrate the varied areas of substantive empirical research for which time use diary data has been used in research across the globe, including gender and life-course studies, research on employment and the labour force, care-giving, and contributions to the measurement of both population wellbeing and sustainable development goals.

With a focus on the application and future directions of time use research, it will be a valuable point of reference for students and scholars from fields including sociology, demography, social policy, economics, gender studies, psychology, leisure and tourism studies, public health, and legal studies. The first volume of the handbook addresses methodological issues concerning the collection and analysis of data, and is available at www.routledge.com/9781041123934.

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"This remarkable two-volume handbook demonstrates the unique value of time use data for addressing todays most pressing social and policy challengesfrom gender equality and care to health, energy, leisure, work and economic well-being. It combines methodological rigor with breadth of application. By bringing together leading voices from around the world, it solidifies the importance of time use research for evidence-based policymaking. I hope it serves as a catalyst for new generations of research and action."

Ugo Lachapelle, President of the International Association of Time Use Research (IATUR) and Full Professor, Department of Urban Studies and Tourism, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada

Introduction: The versatility of time use diary data Section 1:
Scholarly and policy applications in the Global North
1. The Shape of Work
2.
Time Devoted to Unpaid Work: Evolution Over the Life Course
3. Gender
Convergence in Housework
4. Comparative Evidence on Policies Promoting Gender
Equality in Domestic Labour
5. The Gender Trumps Money Controversy
6.
Housework time and spousal resources: It is about gender!
7. Housework Now
Takes Much Less Time: 85 Years of US Rural Womens Time Use
8. The Future of
Unpaid Work: Estimating the Effects of Automation on Time Spent on Housework
and Care Work in Japan and the UK
9. Advancing Gender Equality in Parenting:
The Remaining Challenge
10. The Effects of Having Children on Parents Daily
Lives and over the Life Course: What Time Use Research Reveals
11.
Conceptualizing Parenting Time: The Implications of Examining Childcare
Time versus other Time with Children
12. Daily Time Use of Dual-earner
Couples with Young Children and Their Work-Life Balance in Korea from 2009 to
2019
13. Unpaid Caregiving to Adults: The Importance and Challenges of Using
Time Use Data
14. Children's Time Use
15. Child and Adolescent Time Use and
Well-Being Outcomes: Current Debates and Evidence
16. Childrens Time,
Cramming Vs. Gaming
17. Trends in Growing Older: Women's and Men's Time Use
in the United States, 1965-2018
18. Balance in Time Use and Life Satisfaction
of Older People in Korea
19. Gendered Trends in Leisure Time from 2003 to
2021
20. Speed up Society?
21. Dutch Workers and Time Pressure: Household and
Workplace Characteristics
22. Population Sleep: The Historical Evolution of
Modern Concepts
23. Cross-National Historical Change in Sleep Durations and
Timing
24. Daily Metabolic Expenditures: Estimates from US, UK and Polish
Time-Use Data
25. Social Organisation and the Overweight/Obesity Epidemic in
Developed Countries
26. Changes in Health-Related Daily Activities Across the
UK Pandemic
27. Harnessing Technology to Promote Active Travel: A
Multi-Method Approach to Understanding its Role in Daily Physical Activity
28. Time Use Data for Energy Demand Modelling
29. Synchronising Time for
Social Connection and Civic Participation
30. The Public Face of Womens
Friendship: Work, Synchronous Time and Gender Equality Section 2: Scholarly
and policy applications in the Global South
31. Time-Use Data: A Resource for
Evidence-Based Policy Formulation and Sustainable Development Goals
Monitoring
32. Towards a More Comprehensive Estimation of the Labour Force:
Accounting for Subsistence Production, Informal Employment and Unpaid Family
Labour
33. Employment, Unemployment and Education in Developing Countries:
Insights from Time-Use Data
34. Gender, Household Division of Labour and Time
Allocation of Women and Men
35. The Interference of Unpaid Domestic and Care
Work with Paid Work and Mens and Womens Earnings
36. Women's Time Poverty
in Turkey
37. Assessing the Impact of Public Investments
Michael Bittman is Emeritus Professor at the University of New England, Australia. He has chaired United Nations expert committees on time use research and served as President of the International Association for Time Use Research from 2005 to 2013.

Oriel Sullivan is a Professor and Co-Director in the ESRC-funded Centre for Time Use Research (CTUR), home of the Multinational Time Use Study, at the Institute of Social Research, University College London. She was jointly responsible for the UK 20142015 Harmonised European Time Use Survey and the CTUR ELiDDI online diary design.