Routledge International Handbook of Time Use Data and Methods
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Routledge International Handbook of Time Use Data and Methods
Time Use Research Volume 1
Sullivan, Oriel; Bittman, Michael
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2026
306
Dura
Inglês
9781041123934
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Introduction: Time use diary data - a snapshot in time Section 1: Collecting time use data 1. The History of Time Use Data Collection 2. Time use surveys in East Asia 3. Time Use Survey Data Collection in Developing Countries and Their Potential to Inform Public Policies 4.Progress and Setbacks in Time Use Data Collection in Africa: an Assessment of Time Use Surveys and Other Surveys Collecting Time Use Over the Past 25 Years 5. How Does Information from Time-Diaries Compare With 'Stylized' Questions 6. Understanding the Nature of Time Use Survey Data: Data Structure and Organization 7. The Light Diary 8. Administering Time-Diaries by Telephone: Nearly Forty Years of Experience from Canada 9. Does Diary Mode Matter in Time-Use Research? 10. Time Use Diary Design for Our Times: General Principles for Online Design 11. Context is King: the MOTUS Platform for Time Use Research 12. The Intensive Hour Technique: Random Time Sampling 13. Testing Self-Report Time Use Diaries Against Objective Instruments in Real Time Section 2: Aspects of time use analysis 14. Incidence of Overlapping or Simultaneous Activities 15. Sequence Analysis of Time Use Patterns 16. Uses of Subjective Data in Time Use Analyses 17. Moving Between Different Levels of Hierarchical Time Use Data Files 18. The Multinational Time Use Study 19. Beyond GDP or SDGs: The Role of Time Diary Data and Subjective Well-being in Tracking and Driving Human Thriving n 20. The Care Economy and Unpaid Care: Contested Definitions and Methodological Challenges 21. Methods for Valuing the Output of Household Production Using Time Use and Other Data 22. The Gendered Value of Unpaid Care Work: Labour Input Approach
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sociological research methods;unpaid care work analysis;household production measurement;diary survey methodology;gendered time allocation;subjective well-being metrics;cross-national time use data analysis
Introduction: Time use diary data - a snapshot in time Section 1: Collecting time use data 1. The History of Time Use Data Collection 2. Time use surveys in East Asia 3. Time Use Survey Data Collection in Developing Countries and Their Potential to Inform Public Policies 4.Progress and Setbacks in Time Use Data Collection in Africa: an Assessment of Time Use Surveys and Other Surveys Collecting Time Use Over the Past 25 Years 5. How Does Information from Time-Diaries Compare With 'Stylized' Questions 6. Understanding the Nature of Time Use Survey Data: Data Structure and Organization 7. The Light Diary 8. Administering Time-Diaries by Telephone: Nearly Forty Years of Experience from Canada 9. Does Diary Mode Matter in Time-Use Research? 10. Time Use Diary Design for Our Times: General Principles for Online Design 11. Context is King: the MOTUS Platform for Time Use Research 12. The Intensive Hour Technique: Random Time Sampling 13. Testing Self-Report Time Use Diaries Against Objective Instruments in Real Time Section 2: Aspects of time use analysis 14. Incidence of Overlapping or Simultaneous Activities 15. Sequence Analysis of Time Use Patterns 16. Uses of Subjective Data in Time Use Analyses 17. Moving Between Different Levels of Hierarchical Time Use Data Files 18. The Multinational Time Use Study 19. Beyond GDP or SDGs: The Role of Time Diary Data and Subjective Well-being in Tracking and Driving Human Thriving n 20. The Care Economy and Unpaid Care: Contested Definitions and Methodological Challenges 21. Methods for Valuing the Output of Household Production Using Time Use and Other Data 22. The Gendered Value of Unpaid Care Work: Labour Input Approach
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