Changing Times: Work and Leisure in Postindustrial Society

By J. Gershuny. 2001

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THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF LOW FERTILITY (2009, background): “Research in the US and Europe, e.g. Bianchi et al. (2000), Gershuny (2000), Gershuny & Robinson (1988) and Shelton (1990), finds that wives spend less time doing housework if they are employed and husbands of employed wives spend more time doing housework.”
Total Work, Gender and Social Norms (2007, unknown): “…and Pagnossin-Aligisakis, 1995) to show that this fact describes the average of (recall and timediary) data from 14 countries from the 1980s and early 1990s; and Gershuny (2000) shows that it approximates the averages across an even larger sample of data sets covering the 1960s through mid-1990s.”
Leisure and the Obligation of Self‐Work: An Examination of the Fitness Field (2008, methodology): “Time use surveys (Gershuny, 2000) and market research (Mintel, 2006), for example, both employ a ‘residual’ definition of leisure (Haworth & Lewis, 2005) to categorize fitness and sport activities, meaning that fitness activities are considered leisure because of their occurrence during an individua”
The Time-Pressure Illusion: Discretionary Time vs. Free Time (2005, background): “3 Compare Linder (1970), Hochschild (1989, 1997), Baxter and Gibson (1990), Juster and Stafford (1991), Schor (1991, 2000), Bittman (1992, 1999), Robinson and Godbey (1997), Esping-Andersen (1999, ch. 4), Bittman and Wajcman (2000), Gershuny (2000), and Sullivan and Gershuny (2001).”
Does Facebook make you lonely?: A meta analysis (2014, background): “An important trend emerging across many of these studies reveals a decline in existing FtF social networks; as a result of Internet use, individuals spend less time going on social outings (Nie & Hillygus, 2002) and communicating with relatives and friends (Gershuny, 2000).”
Changes in the Practice of Eating (2007, methodology): “Gershuny (2000) makes a robust defence of time diary data, demonstrating that it is as reliable as other survey data, and that under-reporting or over-reporting and non-response rates are not significantly biased against particular social groups.”
Time Use, Gender, and Public Policy Regimes (2003, unknown): “…shows a clear pattern of differentiation between domestic labor activities to which women are contributing less time and men more (core domestic activities) and those in which both women and men are contributing more in terms of time (shopping and child care; see Sullivan and Gershuny 2001).”
Bringing it all back home : the extensification and ‘overflowing’ of work : the case of San Francisco’s new media households (2006, unknown): “Changing Lives There has been debate in the sociological literature regarding the shortcomings of the ‘balance metaphor’ and the ‘depletion model’ and consequently efforts have been made to engage with the subjective meaning of time (see Gershuny, 2000; Thompson and Bunderson, 2001).”