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Children, youth

Human Capital Accumulation Implications of different Time Use Patterns in Developing Countries Abstract
Cem Mete
‘Digital Natives’, the outcomes associated with children’s and youth’s use new and old media. Abstract
Michael Paul Bittman
The time cost of young adult living with their parents: a French-Italian comparison Abstract
Letizia Mencarini, Ariane Pailhé, Anne Solaz, Maria-Letizia Tanturri
Time to Work or Time to Play: The Effect of Student Employment on Abstract
Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia, Charlene Kalenkoski
School Meals and Time Use Patterns of Adults with Children and of Teenagers Abstract
Ket McClelland, Karen S Hamrick
Children’s allocation of time and their success in school Abstract
Jane Greve, Jens Bonke
Evolution of students’ learning time use in secondary and higher education Abstract
Margarida Romero
Time Use of US Immigrant and Native Born Adolescents and Young Adults Abstract
Yelizavetta Kofman, Suzanne Marie Bianchi
When they arrive from school: a sequence alignment analysis of the children’s weekday evenings. Abstract
Vitor Teixeira, Orlanda Cruz
Time well spent? Childhood obesity and the displacement of physical activity by media use Abstract
Elizabeth A. Vandewater, Shelley A. Blozis
After the school day is over: Building human and social capital in Canada and Portugal Abstract
Elsa Fontainha
The Falling Time Cost of College: Evidence from Half a Century of Time Use Data Abstract
Philip Babcock, Mindy Marks

Child and elder care

Family Proximity and Women's Labor Force Attachment Abstract
Janice Compton, Robert A. Pollak
Developing Eldercare Questions for the American Time Use Survey Abstract
Stephanie Lynn Denton
Use of time and value of unpaid family care work: a comparison between Italy and Poland Abstract
Francesca Francavilla, Gianna Claudia Giannelli, Gabriela Grotkowska, Mieczyslaw Socha
Time is money… Time and cost of formal and informal care provided to older people in France Abstract
Berengere Davin, Emilie Guyon
Who cares about Japan’s elderly care providers? – The ageing society and its impact upon in-home care Abstract
Masago Fujiwara, Reina Ichii
Child Care Provision: Semiparametric Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in Mexico Abstract
Marta Rubio-Codina, Pierre Dubois

Communication and media

The Timing and Duration of Internet Activities: A Study Using Event History Analysis Abstract
Mei-Po Kwan, Fang Ren, Tim Schwanen
The impact of information and communication technology on temporal regularities of daily social life Abstract
Boris Kragelj
„A Day of Your Life” – A Reassessment of the „spare time” concept within the perspective of the IT&C usage. A case study: Romanian teens Abstract
Anca Velicu

Family interaction (intra-household allocation, bargaining, division of labor, time together)

Her time, his time or the maid’s time: An analysis of domestic work in couple-households Abstract
elena stancanelli, Leslie Stratton
COMPANIONSHIP AND ALTRUISM IN DAILY ACTIVITY TIME ALLOCATION AND TRAVEL BY MEN AND WOMEN IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLDS Abstract
Konstadinos G. Goulias
Car Allocation in Car-Deficient Households for Work and Non-Work Trips: Extracting Context-Dependent Rules from A Large Data Base Abstract
Renni Angrinni, Theo Arentze, Harry Timmermans
Allocating Time: Individuals’ Technologies, Household Technology, and the Division of Labor in the Household Abstract
Bob Pollak
More egalitarian unions? The division of household labour among married and cohabiting couples in Spain, Denmark and UK Abstract
Marta Dominguez
Family transitions and changes in time use: Gender differences in Switzerland Abstract
Marieke Voorpostel
Estimation of a Collective Model with Household Production Abstract
Eleonora Matteazzi, Olivier Donni
Parenthood, bargaining and household division of labor. Insights from time use surveys in Sweden 1990-2000. Abstract
Martin Dribe, Maria Sanfors
Income taxation, household chores and spouses’ market labour supply: a discrete choice model for French couples Abstract
arthur van soest, elena stancanelli
Does Parenthood change the Division of Paid and Unpaid Work within Couples? Evidence from a 23-year Panel Survey in West Germany Abstract
Michael Kühhirt
INTERGENERATIONAL TRASMISSION OF TIME USE PATTERNS Abstract
Silvia Pasqua, Chiara Monfardini, Annalaura Mancini
Is cohabitation an imperfect substitute for marriage? Empirical evidence from couples’ allocation of time Abstract
Nicolas Moreau, Abdelrahmen El Lahga
The relationship between human capital and the performance of housework: a longitudinal perspective Abstract
Oriel Sullivan-Alon, Jonathan Gershuny, Man Yee Kan
What Effect Does the Macroeconomy Have on Families’ Time Together? Abstract
Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia, Melinda Sandler Morrill
The Nature of the Relationship between a Woman’s Money and Her Housework Activities in the U.S. Abstract
Liana C Sayer, Sanjiv Gupta
Couples Time Together and the Quality of Life. (Ignace Glorieux, Joeri Minnen & Theun Pieter van Tienoven) Abstract
Ignace Glorieux
The Use of Modern Energy and its Impact on Women’s Time Allocation in Madagascar Abstract
RAJAONA DAKA KAREN
Allocation of Time in Italian Couples: Exploring the Role of Institutional Factors and the Effect on Household’s Well Being Abstract
Tindara Addabbo, Antonella Caiumi, Anna Maccgnan
Urban and rural differences in bridging and bonding social capital – a time based explanation Abstract
Roger Patulny
Gender Equality and Time Together in the U.S. and the U.K. Abstract
Liana C Sayer
The time cost of children : A French-British comparison. Abstract
Olivia EKERT-JAFFE
Time together among French couples Abstract
Sayyid Salman Rizavi, Catherine Sofer
Intergenerational Family Structure and Fertility Abstract
Taehee Kwon, Cho Heekeum
Selection or institutions? Explaining the time use of married and cohabiting couples Abstract
Katherin Barg, Miriam Beblo
The use of time during the daily life in the dual-earner couples. Productive time and reproductive time in the countries of the south of Europe from a gender perspective Abstract
Marc Ajenjo Cosp, Joan García Román
The gendered division of housework in the couples with children Abstract
Maria Clelia Romano
On the experiences of time in, time with and time from family. Abstract
Rosalina Pisco Costa
“The social construction of temporality and the management of domestic work among Brazilian business women” Abstract
Rafaela Cyrino

The elderly

Covariate Analysis of Time Use for Social Activities and Travel of the Elderly Abstract
Pauline van den Berg, Theo Arentze, Harry Timmermans
Time Use of the Elderly in Korea Abstract
jonghee choi
Old and active – changing shopping times, time used for shopping and shopping travel behaviour of elderly people Abstract
Barbara Lenz, Katja Koehler

Data collection & quality

Estimating Early Hours Activities – Considerations for Using Diaries that Collect Less Than 24-Hours in Cross-time Comparative Research Abstract
Kimberly Fisher, Jose Ignacio Gimenez Nadal
Measuring Inequality in the Division of Housework Within the Couple. A comparison of Diary and Questionnaire Methods Abstract
ALVARO MARTINEZ PEREZ
Statistical techniques in the Finnish Time Use Survey 2009-2010 Abstract
Paavo Väisänen
An Internet-Based Prompted Recall Activity Travel Survey using GPS Data of Elderly and Non-Elderly Abstract
Abolfazl Mohammadian, Joshua Auld
Gender differences in reporting working time - A comparison of time-diary reports and stylized estimates using quantile regressions Abstract
Steffen Otterbach, Alfonso Sousa-Poza
Developing the Finnish light diary Abstract
Hannu Pääkkönen
Monitoring the coding system Abstract
Tania Cappadozzi, Manuela Michelini, Daniele Spizzichino
SAS Technology and Data Editing: Major data quality throughout SAS/AF frames Abstract
ANNA EMILIA MARTINO, TANIA CAPPADOZZI
The ATUS Eating & Health Module: New Research Opportunitites Abstract
Karen S Hamrick, Joanne Guthrie, Margaret Andrews, David Hopkins, Ket McClelland
Assessing time diary quality: evidence from Disability and Use of Time (DUST), a supplement to the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) Abstract
Vicki A. Freedman, Frank Stafford, Frederick Conrad, Norbert Schwarz
Measuring Time Use in Surveys - A Novel Validation of Survey Questions through Experience Sampling Abstract
Bettina Sonnenberg, Michaela Riediger, Cornelia Wrzus, Gert G. Wagner
The 2010 French Time Use Survey and its innovations Abstract
Delphine Roy

Food, eating

Food-Related, Time-Use Patterns of Individuals in Food Insecure Households: Evidence from the American Time Use Survey Abstract
Margaret Andrews, Karen Hamrick
From slow food to fast food? Trends in time spent on food preparation and consumption in the Netherlands 1975-2005 Abstract
Anne Roeters, Jornt Mandemakers

Geography, travel

Changes in Fractionning behaviour on Work Days Abstract
Jean-Loup MADRE, Jean-Paul HUBERT
A comparison of daily time allocation by men and women in the same household accounting for the presence of children in the household and space-time accessibility Abstract
Konstadinos G. Goulias, Seo Youn Yoon
SOCIAL PARAMETERS IN THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL USE OF THE CITY Abstract
JORGE CERDA, CARLOS MARMOLEJO
The Time Cost of Access to Food Abstract
Karen S Hamrick, David Hopkins, Rachel Krantz-Kent
Expectations about quality of travel time: social mixing – secessionism as an attitude dimension relevant to modal choice Abstract
Giulio Mattioli
Time and money, how much does commuting cost? Abstract
Maria Gutiérrez-Domènech

Free time and leisure

Leisure time with and without children: a cross-national gender comparison Abstract
Lyn Craig, Killian Mullan
The Allocation of Time Over Decades: A Cross-Country Analysis Abstract
Jose Ignacio Gimenez-Nadal, Almudena Sevilla-Sanz
Between self-fulfillment, time stress and boredom. The use of leisure time in comparative perspective Abstract
Max Haller, Gerd Kaup
Retail shopping behaviour – a comparison of Australian and Canadian shopping time Abstract
Peter Vitartas, Alison Yacyshyn
Leisure Time among Cohabiting and Married Couples in the United States, 2003-2008 Abstract
Christina M Wolfe
The Effects of Leisure Time on Cooking among Low-Income Americans Abstract
Constance Newman
Time devoted to religious activities in Romania and in European countries Abstract
Monica Roman, Mihai Roman
ESTIMATED IT USE AND ARTS/LEISURE PARTICIPATION: RESPONSE SET VS. FURTHER EVIDENCE OF TIME ENHANCEMENT OVER TIME DISPLACEMENT? Abstract
john peter robinson
Spousal synchronization in active and "passive" cultural participation and well-being: The Italian case Abstract
Elisabetta Lazzaro, Frateschi Carlo Filippo

Health

Health Status and Household Production Time Abstract
Mobinul Huq, Nazmi Sari
Some Virtuous Habits for Weight Control: Walk or Bike to Work and Be Creative Abstract
Timothy R Wojan, Karen S. Hamrick
Variations in ‘Active Living’ along the Rural-Urban Continuum: Evidence from Halifax, Canada. Abstract
Hugh Millward, Jamie Spinney
Analysis of indoor air pollution exposure in Asian countries by Using Time Use Survey Abstract
Yoko Shimada, Yuzuru Matsuoka, Chie Yanagi
Health and Patterns of Daily Life: A Multinomial Logit Latent Class Analysis Abstract
Sarah Flood, Rachelle Hill, Katie Genadek
The reliability and validity of time use surveys for sedentary and physical activity behaviour surveillance Abstract
Hidde P van der Ploeg, Dafna Merom, Josephine Chau, Michael Bittman, Adrian Bauman

Housework/household production

Housework and care in complex households Abstract
Kimberly Fisher
Is Doing the Chores Bad for Your Earnings? The Housework Wage Penalty for Full-time Workers Abstract
Silke Anger, Anita Kottwitz
The Business Cycle Trade-off Between the Household Economy and the Market Economy: Evidence from the American Time Use Survey Abstract
Duncan Ironmonger, Faye Soupourmas
Low Cost but High Impact: The Effect of Rainwater Harvesting on Poverty Abstract
Christian Lehmann, Raquel Tsukada
One-person Households, Time Use & Sustainability Abstract
Colette Fagan, Anna Schroeder, Dale Southerton, Alan Warde
Size and Value of Unpaid Family Work in Europe Abstract
Gianna Claudia Giannelli, Lucia Mangiavacchi, Luca Piccoli

Local time policy

Never on Sunday? Time-use on Sundays in Canada over time and by jurisdiction in view of changing policies on Sunday shopping Abstract
William Michelson
The social use of time in Barcelona Abstract
Elena Sintes
Local Time Policy and Quality of Life. An Evaluation Project Abstract
Ulrich Mueckenberger
Improving Spatial and Time Accessibility to Metropolitan Opportunities. The Experience of Italian Urban Time Policies Abstract
Clara Melzi, Francesca Zajczyk, Matteo Colleoni
Exploring practices of uses of times Abstract
Marco Mareggi
LOCAL TIME POLICY AND CULTURAL HABITS: AN ANALYSIS WITH GENDER PERSPECTIVE Abstract
ana sanchez - bello, belen caballo - villar, tania merelas - iglesias
Changes in sunday's work regulation : a new structuration of our times (and lives) ? Abstract
Jean-Yves Boulin
Which data for which time frame? Abstract
Bruno Marzloff
Neighbourhood time, shared educational time Abstract
montserrat calvo
Time Use Research in Brazil: contribution for public policy formulation Abstract
Luana Pinheiro, Natália Fontoura, Marcelo Galiza, Márcia Vasconcelos

Methods

How to Think About Time-Use Data Abstract
Harley Frazis, Jay C. Stewart
Statistical Methods for Exploratory Multidimensional Analysis of Large Data Sets: the MTUS data . Abstract
Mary Fraire
Hierarchical times: using hierarchical linear models to understand time use in Brazil Abstract
Arnaldo Mont'Alvão
Behind and between the codes: Analysing Finnish time use diaries as qualitative sources Abstract
Anu-Hanna Anttila
The 2009 pilot Time Use Survey in Brazil Abstract
Lara Gama Cavalcanti, Fatmato Ezzahra Schabib Hany, Maira Andrade Paulo
Time use diaries and Experience Sampling Method: How complementary? Abstract
Jiri Zuzanek
Activity Time, Committed Time, and Constrained Time: Examining the Gap between Stylized and Diary-based Estimates of Market Work Time Abstract
Ken-Hou Lin
Mapping the multiple scales of daily life practices: services, settlements and flows in the urban systems of Northern Italy Abstract
Stefano Stabilini, Roberto Zedda
VISUAL-TimePAcTS: a presentation of some opportunities of a visualization method "VISUAL-TimePAcTS: a presentation of some opportunities of a visualization method and an application to morning activity patterns Abstract
Kajsa Ellegard
Advances and Challenges in Cross-national Comparison on Time Use Statistics: An EU-Japan comparison Abstract
Takeshi MIZUNOYA
A non-parametric approach to modelling daily rhythms of work. The case of parents in the city of Buenos Aires Abstract
Valeria Esquivel

Parenting, family time, and childcare

Shaping Healt Behavior Across Genertions: Evidence from Time Use Data in The Panel Study of Income Dynamics and Its Supplements Abstract
Frank P. Stafford
Time spent with children as a factor of racial differences in social mobility in the United States Abstract
Yanyi K Djamba
Parental time use and their children's cognitive and non-cognitive abilities Abstract
Nikolas Mittag, Jorge Ugaz
Parental Time Orientations: Variations around a Social Norm? Abstract
Joris Ghysels, Pablo Gracia
Diverging Destinies: Parental education and the developmental gradient in time with children Abstract
Ariel Kalil, Rebecca Ryan, Michael Corey
Families, Time and Well-Being Abstract
Peter Burton, Shelley Phipps
Different types of Parenting with Young Children Abstract
Pablo Gracia
Are home care allowance receivers different, or just behaving differently? Abstract
Eva Elisabeth Österbacka
Parental Time in Canada: some possible scenarios for the future Abstract
Gilles Pronovost
Are children more costly in terms of time for the Italian parents than for the French ones? Abstract
Maria-Letizia Tanturri, Ariane Pailhé, Anne Solaz, Letizia Mencarini
New Evidence about New Parents' Time Use Patterns Abstract
Emily Passias, Liana C Sayer, Claire Kamp Dush, Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan
The impact of new siblings on parental time investment: More or less child-specialization? Abstract
Ariel Kalil, Jonathan Guryan, Jorge Ivan Ugaz
Intra-household Time Transfers in Canada Abstract
Andrew S Harvey, Elsa Fontainha
Quality Time with Children: The Cases of France, Spain and Sweden Abstract
Marc Grau i Grau
Caregiver vs. Care Recipient: Measuring and Valuing Time Devoted to Child Care in the U.S. Abstract
jooyeoun suh
Couples and Caregiving: Findings from the Canadian Census. Abstract
Glenn J. Stalker, Michael Ornstein
Do parents matter? Effects of parental time use and attitudinal dispositions on adolescents' academic achievement and well-being. Abstract
Jiri Zuzanek
Inequality in Transmission of Embodied Capital: The Nature and the Quality of Time Spent with Children Abstract
Evrim Altintas

Theory

Labor Supply Elasticity and Preferences over Hours Worked per Day, Days Worked per Week and Weeks Worked per Year Abstract
Evgenia Dechter
Rural Madurese Time Allocation: Insider Perceptions and an Outsider’s View of an Indonesian Society Abstract
Wilson Glenn Smith
National Product and National Utility: Exhaustive Accounts of Socio-economic Wellbeing from Time Budgets Abstract
Jonathan Gershuny, Kimberly Fisher
Antinomies: ambivalent appeals behind time-use. Abstract
Jennifer Whillans
Reconceptualizing Time: Theorizing the Survey-Diary Debate Abstract
Michael R Corey
A First Time Use Experiment in Economics Abstract
Raul G Sanchis
A new basic theory of time and human activities in a complex world and some major consequences for time use research Abstract
Walter van Dongen

Time poverty, stress

Residential Location and “Liveability” of Time. National Comparative Research Abstract
Matteo Giacomo Colleoni
Multi-Tasking in Daily Activity-Travel Patterns: A Comparison of Dutch and Japanese Studies Abstract
Harry Timmermans, Junyi Zhang
Looking through the timetable: who are the busiest people in Korea? Abstract
Seung-Eun Cha
Is there rationing in time-use ? Evidence using sleep data Abstract
Helene Couprie
Towards an Improved Understanding of the Relationship Between Leisure Participation and Time Poverty Abstract
Stella Chatzitheochari
Daily Context of Teachers Stress Abstract
Andrew S Harvey
Are Self-Employed Time and Money Poor? Abstract
Joachim Merz, Tim Rathjen
Time pressure and inequality: an international comparison Abstract
Willemijn Looman, Melinda Mills
The Implications of Water and Electricity Supply to the Time Allocation of Women in Rural Ghana Abstract
Joana Costa, Elydia Silva, Degol Hailu, Raquel Tsukada
Do Time Poor People Pay More? Abstract
Tim Rathjen
Viewing Poverty from Time-use Perspective in a Developing Country (India) Abstract
Indira Hirway

Volunteering

New Statistics on Citizens’ Environmental Conservation Activities Abstract
Yuko Kaneko

Well-being

Accessibility to Urban Tourist Facilities and Quality of Life: An Exploratory Study Using Bayesian Belief Networks Abstract
Astrid Kemperman, Harry Timmermans
Slowing down? The quantity and the quality of free time and well-being of career breakers Abstract
Jessie Vandeweyer
Analysis of Time Use Patterns of Women and Men in Turkey Abstract
A. Burca Kizilirmak, Emel Memis, Emel Memis
Unraveling the myths of sleep deprivation Abstract
Theun Pieter van Tienoven, Ignace Glorieux, Joeri Minnen
Using time use as an indicator of happiness Abstract
Karma Galay
Time structure and well-being. Regularity and variability in multi-day behavior of Belgians in 1999 and 2004. Abstract
Joeri Minnen, Ignace Glorieux, Theun-Pieter van Tienoven

Work-life balance

Fathers’ juggling time between work, leisure and family Abstract
Peter Richard Brown, Helen Perkins
Living with science: time for care and career progression - a gendered balance? Abstract
Heloísa Perista
How busy we are and how busy we feel: the influence of objective and subjective indicators on the perceived work-life balance in The Netherlands. Abstract
Marielle Cloin
The Impact of Overtime Hours Abstract
Mark Ellwood
Work outside workplace: why am I working on this paper at home? Evidence from the American Time Use Survey 2003-08. Abstract
Victoria Vernon
Work at home and time use Abstract
Timo Anttila, Jouko Nätti
Working time trends in UK and France: comparing stylised weekly estimates and diary-based estimates Abstract
Man Yee Kan, Laurent Lesnard
What determines work hours?: Who you work with or Where you work at? Abstract
Sachiko Kuroda, Isamu Yamamoto
Monitoring Research of Russian Employed Population’s Time-Use: the Main Tendencies in 1965-2008 Abstract
Olga Bolshakova, Tatyana Karakhanova
Unsocial Work Hours and the Impact on Personal Time. Abstract
Michael R Corey
Are there changes in Work-Life Balance? Abstract
Norbert Neuwirth
Labor Supply Preferences and Working Time Mismatches – A Panel Analysis of Hours Constraints in Germany Abstract
Steffen Otterbach, Alfonso Sousa-Poza
Single earner model means for women less work outside home than self preferred - evidence from 20 European countries representing five welfare state regimes Abstract
Minna Ylikännö
WORKING TIME DURING THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE IMPACT ON ROMANIAN WORKING LIFE Abstract
Nicoleta HREHORCIUC-CARAGEA, Georgeta-Marinela ISTRATE

Other

Studying in new times: a time-budget-survey on the bachelor programme and comments on the reforms in resource education Abstract
Manfred Garhammer
On the price of recreation goods as a determinant of female labor supply Abstract
Jorge Gonzalez Chapela
Organizational Time and Household Time: Conducting Research at the Microlevel Abstract
Neuma F Aguiar
TEMPORAL MAPS OF DAILY LIFE IN 20+ COUNTRIES Abstract
john peter robinson, Jonathan Gershuny
Communication and Marketing of Travel Time Surveys – Comparing Australia and the Netherlands Abstract
Christina Inbakaran, Marie-Louise van der Klooster
Male Marriage Wage Premium and Time Use Abstract
Younghwan Song
Time Use and the Capability Approach. A micro-case study to evaluate the effect of gender inequality on the nutritional status of the child Abstract
cecilia tinonin
Job and life satisfaction Abstract
Maria Clelia Romano, Daniele Spizzichino