43rd International Association for Time Use Research Conference: Conference programme
The conference schedule is presented below. The content of the plenary sessions and break-out sessions will be updated as we close the speakers and select the abstracts.
Plenary session 1. How can time use research help public decision makers during a pandemic?
27/10/2021 – 09:30h to 10:30h
Speakers:
- Oriel Sullivan, Center for Time Use Research, Institute of Social Research, UCL
- Carmen Cabezas, Public Health Secretary at the Catalan Government
Plenary session 2. Time use measurement and its usefulness to answer current challenges
28/10/2021 – 14:30h to 15:30h
Speakers:
- Anne Clémenceau, Eurostat, European Commission
- Lídia Arroyo, Polytechnical University of Catalonia
- Indira Hiraway, Centre for Development Alternatives (CFDA)
Presentation of use cases of time policies
27/10/2021 – 15:00h to 16:30h
Time banks
Speakers:
- Elvira Méndez, Coordinator of Time Banks in Catalonia
- Representative of Bon Pastor time bank
- Representative of Sant Cugat del Vallès
City councils
Speakers:
- Barcelona
- Sant Boi de Llobregat
- Sant Cugat del Vallès
Private companies
Speakers:
- SGS
- Penguin Random House
- Softmachine
- Barcelona (Barcelona city council economic development agency)
Break-out sessions
All abstracts presented on the break-out sessions will have 15 minutes to present their work, and the audience will be able to ask questions at the end of each session. The conditions for access to the content of the break-out sessions are as follows:
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Main room: On-site participants can follow the session live and ask questions. Online participants can recover the recording of the main room session afterwards.
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Small room: Only available for on-site participants.
- Online sessions: Online participants can follow the session live and ask questions online. On-site and online participants can recover the recording of the online sessions afterwards.
1.1. Gender division of paid and unpaid work through economical and societal changes
27/10/2021 – 11h to 12:30h – Main room
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Intergenerational Time Transfers by Type of Household in Spain |
Elisenda Rentería |
Guadalupe Souto, Gemma Abío |
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Reversed revolution? Gender division of market and household work in the low-fertility environment in Poland |
Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak |
Marta Marszałek, Wojciech Łątkowski |
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The Great Recession and the gender equality in unpaid work: a time use study among Italian couples |
Annalisa Donno |
Maria Letizia Tanturri |
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Women’s Educational Advantage and the Gendered Division of Paid and Unpaid Work: Couples in France, Italy, Spain, and the UK |
Tiziana Nazio |
Jennifer Hook |
1.2. Comparative changes on time use
27/10/2021 – 11h to 12:30h – Online
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Do U.S. Adults Spend More Time-alone Today than in the Past? Evidence from the American Heritage Time Use Study |
Robert Gordon Rinderknecht |
Daniela Veronica Negraia, Sophie Lohmann, Emilio Zagheni |
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The Signs of Changes in Paid and Unpaid Work in Japan |
ITO, Aya |
WATANABE, Yoko |
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TOWARDS A CARING AND GENDER-EQUAL ECONOMY IN SOUTH KOREA: HOW MUCH DOES THE REGULATION OF LABOR MARKET WORKING HOURS MATTER? |
İpek İlkkaracan |
Emel Memiş |
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Designing and Conducting a Time-Use Survey: Experiences of a Small Developing State |
Colin Williams
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Heather Ricketts |
1.3. Ensuring high participation and reducing bias on time use surveys and diaries
27/10/2021 – 11h to 12:30h – Small room
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BTUS 2021/2022 - The Belgian Time Use Survey |
Kelly Sabbe |
Joeri Minnen, Prof. dr. Ignace Glorieux, dr. Theun-Pieter Van Tienoven |
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Self-Tracking Time Use Research - Principles For Achieving High Participation Rates |
Mark Ellwood |
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Time use surveys, time cycles and the distribution of fieldwork. An outline of how timing of participation leads to nonresponse and bias in a study of teacher working time. |
Petrus te Braak |
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TimeUse+: Qualitative insights gained about onboarding, usability, motivation, and performance of a smartphone diary study of time use, travel, and expenditures |
Caroline Winkler |
Adrian Meister, Basil Schmid, Kay W. Axhausen |
2.1. Imagined futures related to time: how time policies can be shaped
28/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Main room
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The impact of time: How to develop time balanced local policies |
Sonia Ruiz García |
Mar Camarasa Casals; Laura M. Giurge |
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The Right to Time: Foundations, Contents, and Fields of Time-Political Application |
Prof. Ulrich Mückenberger |
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The Selectivity of 24/7 |
Dietrich Henckel |
Caroline Kramer |
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Time Use Survey methods and results should be monitored in a time policy perspective |
Boulin Jean Yves |
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What Happens to Space and Time in Lockdown? Reflections on Individual and Collective Implications of the Home Office |
Caroline Kramer |
Dietrich Henckel |
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Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on french firefighters’ operations and temporal organization. |
Sebastian Grauwin |
Eric Brousse, Yanis Perrard, Marc Riedel, Thomas Mijieux, Yvan Touitou, Michael H. Smolensky |
2.2. Gender impact on different time organisation models
28/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Online
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Author |
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How much is it worth: the care of 1, 2, 3, 4 and more children and volunteering work? Evidence of results of the Household Production Satellite Account and the Social Economy Satellite Account for Pol |
Marta Marszałek, Ph. D. |
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Intersections of gender and ethnicity in the time use patterns of Bulgarian men and women – the case of Roma women |
Gergana Nenova |
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What Time Tells Us about Gender: Evidence from the 2006 and 2015 Turkish Time Use Survey |
Ayse Yetis-Bayraktar |
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Shared Parenting and Parents’ Income Evolution after Separation – New Explorative Insights from Germany |
Christina Boll |
Simone Schüller |
2.3. COVID-19 impact on time organisation and well-being
28/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Online
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Abstract title |
Author |
Co-authors |
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Did the Covid-19 Pandemic Start a Social Recession? If So, For Whom? Evidence from Time Diaries in the United States |
R. Gordon Rinderknecht, Kelsey J. Drotning |
Long Doan, Liana C. Sayer, and Jessica N. Fish |
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Exploring daily time-use patterns: ATUS-X data extractor and online diary visualization tool |
Kamila Kolpashnikova |
Sarah Flood, Oriel Sullivan, Liana Sayer, Ekaterina Hertog, Muzhi Zhou, Man-Yee Kan, Jooyeoun Suh, and Jonathan Gershuny |
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Teachers’ Time Use in Times of COVID 19: Evidences from an online survey |
Elsa Fontainha |
Sara Pato |
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What drives subjective time wealth? Insights from changes in time use and working conditions during the COVID-19 lockdown in Germany |
Stefanie Gerold |
Johannes Buhl, Sonja Geiger |
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Methods of Combining Time-use Diary Data with Economic Survey Data: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Gendered Work Patterns in India in 2020 |
Wendy Olsen |
Manasi Bera, Amaresh Dubey, Jihye Kim, Ioana Macoveciuc, Samantha Watson, Arkadiusz Wiśniowski |
2.4. Time use patterns from a gender and age perspective
28/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Small room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Temporal Autonomy and the Gendered Use of Time |
Jeanne Ganault |
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Gender Symmetry, Gender Convergence and Historical Work-time Invariance i 1961-2018 |
Jonathan Gershuny, |
Margarita Vega-Rapun; Juana Lamote de grignon-Perez |
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Retirees' sleep: Persistence of social inequalities acquired at working age |
Capucine Rauch |
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Trends in unpaid care participation by age and sex in the United States (2010-2019) |
Denys Dukhovnov |
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COVID effects on time use and global workload on chilean University workers |
Javiera Ravest |
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3.1. COVID-19 alterations of daily life
28/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Main room
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Abstract title |
Author |
Co-authors |
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An investigation of gender differences in time-use during COVID-19 among a sample of public sector employees |
Mar Camarasa Casals |
Sonia Ruiz García; Laura M. Giurge |
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Reinforcing the Gender Care Gap in Times of Covid19 |
Karin Jurczyk |
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What did we actually do throughout the COVID-19 pandemic? |
Oriel Sullivan |
Jonathan Gershuny |
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Gender inequality in leisure time: did COVID close the gap? |
Anaïs Glorieux |
Joeri Minnen, Ignace Glorieux, Theun Pieter van Tienoven, Petrus te Braak, Ilse Laurijssen |
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The change in the uses of time of university students during lockdown |
Francisco Javier Aroca Cifuentes |
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Working hours in times of lockdown. Results from a Belgium time-use survey during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Ignace Glorieux |
Theun Pieter van Tienoven, Joeri Minnen, Anaïs Glorieux, Petrus te Braak & Ilse Laurijssen |
3.2. Modernisation initiatives for time use data collection: from the global to the European perspective
28/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Online
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Overview of activities of the EG TUS {final title to be confirmed} |
Francesca Grum, Lubov Zeifman (UNSD) |
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HETUS methodology: further developments in a global perspective |
Paul Camenzind (ESTAT) |
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Project on Innovative tools and sources for Time Use Survey - on going developments |
Jarko Pasanen, Eniel Ninka (ESTAT) |
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Establishing a cross-domain data platform for ESS |
Kelly Sabbe (STABEL), Joeri Minnen (VUB) |
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3.3. Experiences of time for elderly people and other group-specific patterns
28/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Small room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Immigrant’s time allocation in time of COVID-19: Evidence from US time use data |
Rezart Hoxhaj |
Nicola D. Coniglio, Rezart Hoxhaj and Hubert Jayet |
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Split vs. Compact: The evidence of the school schedule effect on students' life arrangements. |
Daniel Gabaldón Estevan & Kadri Täht |
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Sequential aspects of work-life-balance in later life |
Daisuke Watanabe |
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4.1. Impact on time use of changes on work organisation
28/10/2021 – 15:30h to 16:30h – Main room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Distribution and time use of night-time commutes |
Jonas Kapitza |
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Sunday Work in the US: New Evidence on its Consequences on Sociability |
Laurent Lesnard |
Jean-Yves Boulin |
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Schedule Notice and Unpredictability across the US Labor Market |
Peter J. Fugiel |
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4.2. Ageing, elderly care and well-being
28/10/2021 – 15:30h to 16:30h – Online
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Abstract title |
Author |
Co-authors |
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Eldercare in Japan: Cluster Analysis of Daily Time-Use Patterns of Elder Caregivers |
Kamila Kolpashnikova |
Man-Yee Kan |
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IMPACTS OF INFORMAL ELDERLY CARE ON THE “SANDWICHED-GENERATION” WOMEN IN TURKEY |
Özge İzdeş |
Emel Memiş |
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Retiree Socioeconomic Status and the Socioemotional Experience of Pandemic Time |
Boroka Bo |
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Is ageing becoming more active? Exploring cohort-wise changes in everyday time use among the older population in Sweden |
Bertil Vilhelmson |
Eva Thulin and Erik Elldér, University of Gothenburg |
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Time Scarcity, SES and Well-Being in Retirement |
Boroka Bo |
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4.3. Relevance of time use research for key policy issues
28/10/2021 – 15:30h to 16:30h – Online
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Author |
Co-authors |
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The Future of Daylight Saving Time |
Gernig, Björn |
Henckel, Dietrich |
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Time use and energy use in Austrian households |
Barbara Smetschka |
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Breaking down public transit travel time for more accurate transport equity policies |
Ugo Lachapelle |
Geneviève Boisjoly |
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Climate, Mothers’ Time-Use, and Child Nutrition: Evidence from Rural Uganda |
Chris M. Boyd |
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The EITC and Maternal Time Use: More Time Working and Less Time with Kids? |
Jacob Bastian |
Lance Lochner |
4.4. New tools for time use data collection and analysis
28/10/2021 – 15:30h to 16:30h – Small room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Harnessing national Labour Force Surveys (LFS) to mainstream modular time use measurement in LMICs: Preliminary findings from a mixed-methods pilot study |
Samantha K. Watson |
Elisa M. Benes |
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Testing supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods for time use matching |
Armagan Aktuna-Gunes |
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SOURCETM - Software Outreach and Redefinition to Collect E-data Through MOTUS |
Kelly Sabbe |
Joeri Minnen, Elke Nagel |
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GeoService - Inclusion of geolocation data as tentative data to MOTUS |
Joeri Minnen,
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Sven Rymenants, Ken Peersman, Theun Pieter van Tienoven |
5.1. Alternative models for work time organization
29/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Main room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Social norms on working hours and peak times in public transport |
Emmanuel Munch |
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Times Use Patterns and Employees' Time Options During the Life Course |
Karin Jurczyk |
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Wasted Time At Work |
Mark Ellwood |
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A shorter workweek: strategies of employees and organisation that tested it |
Francisca Mullens |
Ignace Glorieux |
5.2. Division of household work and family time according to gender and family circumstances
29/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Online
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Does Flexibility Mean More Time with the Family? Workplace Flexibility Policies and Fathers’ Time with Children |
Dana Wray |
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Framing Time Use in Parenting Blog Posts: Gender and the Problems of Enough Time and Quality Time in Families |
Melissa A. Milkie |
Casey Scheibling, Sarah Costantini |
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Gender Inequality in the Consequences of Parental Separation: A Longitudinal Study on Parents’ and Children’s Time Investments |
Pablo Gracia |
Tomás Cano |
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HETUS methodology and unpaid household service work – what is the gap and how could it be closed ? |
Paul Albert Camenzind |
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5.3. Time use at school and leisure and its impact in children and teenagers
29/10/2021 – 9h to 11h – Online
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Abstract title |
Author |
Co-authors |
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The influence of weekly instruction on student’s academic performance in Spain |
Luis Alejandro Lopez-Agudo |
Oscar David Marcenaro-Gutierrez |
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Adolescents’ Sleeping Patterns in Cross-National Perspective: A Time-Diary Approach |
Joan Garcia-Roman |
Pablo Gracia, Giulia Zerbini |
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Children’s Outdoor Play in Macao |
Vitor Teixeira |
Irene, Man Chio Chong |
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Mothers’ time use and well-being before and after school reopenings in Denmark: Evidence from the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic |
Jan Paul Heisig |
Pablo Gracia, Thomas Morton, Seamus Anthony Power, Merlin Schaeffer |
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Educational difference in fathers’ childcare time and its factors |
Tomo Nishimura |
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6.1. Relationship between gender and time use patterns
29/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Main room
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Author |
Co-authors |
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Gender Gaps in Time Use by Age Groups: Cross-National Variations across Ten High-Income Countries, 2005-2015 |
Joan García Román |
Pablo Gracia |
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Mothers’ time use: Marital status, everyday time allocation, and experiences of stress in Sweden 1990/91-2010/11 |
Maria Stanfors |
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Production, division of household work and childcare in cohabiting and married couples |
Jacek Jankiewicz |
Przemysław Garsztka |
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The gender impact of telework on time use patterns |
Sara Moreno Colom |
Vicent Borràs Catala, Paula Arboix, Mireia Riera |
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Gendered outcomes of crisis-induced working from home: A time-use perspective during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in Belgium |
Theun Pieter van Tienoven |
Joeri Minnen, Anaïs Glorieux, Ilse Laurijssen, Petrus te Braak, Ignace Glorieux |
6.2. Relationship between time organisation, health, and well-being
29/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Online
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Co-authors |
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Parenting Twins vs. Singletons, Variation in The Time-use and Well-being: Evidence from the American Time Use Survey |
Daniela Veronica Negraia and Kieron Barclay |
Daniela Veronica Negraia and Kieron Barclay |
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The Impact of Flexible Working on Social Welfare. An Analysis of Teleworking and Working via Online Platforms |
Mar Vazquez |
Antonio Garcia-Sanchez |
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Time Out: Does Differential Engagement in Leisure Time Activities Explain Racial Disparities in Self-Rated Health? |
Cynthia Colen |
Kelsey J. Drotning and Liana C. Sayer |
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Nonstandard work schedules and work- and health-related outcomes in Japan: the role of worker discretion |
Akiko S. Oishi |
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“Just the freedom to get good at things and stuff like that”: Why less time at work would be good individual, social and environmental wellbeing. |
Ursula Balderson |
Brendan Burchell; Daiga Kamerāde; Adam Coutts; Senhu Wang |
6.3. Leisure and quality time distribution in families
29/10/2021 – 11:30h to 13:30h – Small room
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Digital Time Use, Social Inequalities and Child Well-Being in Ireland: A Longitudinal Study |
Melissa Bohnert |
pablo gracia |
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Parental Time Investments and the Adult Outcomes of Children |
Sarah Sander |
Almudena Sevilla and Mette Gørtz |
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Parents’ and children’s shared time |
Julie Verbeylen |
Ignace Glorieux |
Posters
27/10/2021 – 13:30h to 15h
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COVID-19 Impacts on Women’s Time Use Patterns in Rural Kenyan Homes |
Madeleine Rossanese |
Madeleine Rossanese, Kirstie Jagoe, Dana Charron, Francis Waweru, Maryanne Waruguru, Monicah Njoroge, Joni Seager, Yabei Zhang, Zijun Li, Kathleen Beegle, Stephen Dorey, Tamer Rabie |
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The intergenerational transmission of gender roles from a cross-national perspective |
Joan García Román |
Marc Ajenjo |
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What Matters When it Comes to Adolescent Active Travel Times? Findings from the UK Millennium Cohort Study Age 14 Time Diary and Survey Data |
Elena Mylona |
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A 30-hour workweek experiment: effects on working and private life |
Francisca Mullens |
Ignace Glorieux |
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Changes on type of leisure time on children: An analysis using MTUS |
Margarita Vega-Rapun |
Monica Dominguez-Serrano;Juana Lamote de Grignon-Perez |
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Exploring Blockades to Quality Time in Families During Moments of Uncertainty |
Laila Omar |
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The hybrid work model: spare time, responsibility, and work capacity |
Alessandra Bouzas |
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Travel time for work-related reasons in the metropolitan area of Barcelona |
Xavier Bartoll-Roca |
Núria Pérez, Francesc Calvet, Sergi Martinez, Xavier Sanyer, Catherine Pérez, Maite Pérez |
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Trends and socioeconomic inequalities in poor sleeping hours in Barcelona 1986-2016 |
Xavier Bartoll |
Catherine Pérez |
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Urban response for future of free time |
Riccardo Palazzolo Henkes |
Hebah Qatanany, Marta Galdys, Kshama Hippargekar |
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Externalization of working time and energy – the EU, China and the US in the international division of labor |
Laura Pérez-Sánchez |
Raúl Velasco-Fernándeza, Mario Giampietro |