1. Introduction, Outline and Acknowledgements

   • John P. Robinson

   EditorialNotes 06 January 2009 Pages: 1 - 6

2. Time Use and Subjective Well-Being in France and the U.S.

   • Alan B. Krueger
   • Daniel Kahneman
   • Arthur A. Stone

   OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 7 - 18

   

3. Some Perspectives on the Study on Time Use

   • F. Thomas Juster

   OriginalPaper 16 January 2009 Pages: 19 - 21

4. Comment on Krueger and Colleagues’ NTA

   • Jonathan Gershuny

   OriginalPaper 24 December 2008 Pages: 23 - 26

   

5. Comments on Krueger Presentation and Article

   • John P. Robinson
   • Steven Martin

   OriginalPaper 06 January 2009 Pages: 27 - 30

6. On Adding Affect to Time-Diary Accounts

   • William Michelson

   OriginalPaper 11 December 2008 Pages: 31 - 32

7. Comment: “Time Use and Subjective Well-being in France and the US”

   • Michael Bittman

   OriginalPaper 16 January 2009 Pages: 33 - 35

8. Veblen in Reverse: Evidence from the Multinational Time-Use Archive

   • Jonathan Gershuny

   OriginalPaper 24 December 2008 Pages: 37 - 45

   

9. Changes in American Daily Life: 1965–2005

   • John P. Robinson
   • Steven Martin

   OriginalPaper 21 January 2009 Pages: 47 - 56

   

10. A Summary of Trends in American Time Allocation: 1965–2005

    • Mark Aguiar
    • Erik Hurst

    OriginalPaper 16 January 2009 Pages: 57 - 64

    

11. It’s Time to “Do Economics” with Time-Use Data

    • Daniel S. Hamermesh

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 65 - 68

12. Emerging Modes of Timeline Data Collection: Event History Calendar Time Diary and Methods

    • Frank P. Stafford

    OriginalPaper 23 December 2008 Pages: 69 - 76

    

13. Time Use and Living Standards

    • Nancy Folbre

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 77 - 83

    

14. Material Indicators of Family Busyness

    • Anthony P. Graesch

    OriginalPaper 24 December 2008 Pages: 85 - 94

    

15. Making Time for Family: Schemas for Long-Term Family Memory

    • Bradd Shore

    OriginalPaper 16 January 2009 Pages: 95 - 103

    

16. Method Differences in Measuring Working Families’ Time

    • Barbara L. Schneider

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 105 - 110

17. Students’ Study Time and Their “Homework Problem”

    • Jiri Zuzanek

    OriginalPaper 18 December 2008 Pages: 111 - 115

18. Does Working While in High School Reduce U.S. Study Time?

    • Charlene Marie Kalenkoski
    • Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia

    OriginalPaper 09 December 2008 Pages: 117 - 121

19. Parent’s Time with Children: Does Time Matter for Children’s Cognitive Achievement?

    • Amy Hsin

    OriginalPaper 21 January 2009 Pages: 123 - 126

20. Media Use vs. Work and Play in Middle Childhood

    • Sandra L. Hofferth

    OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 127 - 129

21. Transition to Adulthood in Finland and the United States

    • Eva Österbacka
    • Cathleen Zick

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 131 - 135

22. Marriage, Cohabitation and Childcare: The US and Sweden

    • Hiromi Ono
    • Rosemary Yeilding

    OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 137 - 140

23. ATUS Fathers’ Involvement in Childcare

    • Rong Wang
    • Suzanne M. Bianchi

    OriginalPaper 23 December 2008 Pages: 141 - 145

24. Spousal Economic Factors in ATUS Parents’ Time Choices

    • Rachel Connelly
    • Jean Kimmel

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 147 - 152

25. Earnings and the Stratification of Unpaid Time Among U.S. Women

    • Sanjiv Gupta
    • Liana C. Sayer
    • Philip N. Cohen

    OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 153 - 157

26. The Intra-Household Allocation of Work and Leisure in South Africa

    • Martin Wittenberg

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 159 - 164

    

27. Trends in Free Time with a Partner: A Transformation of Intimacy?

    • Marieke Voorpostel
    • Tanja van der Lippe
    • Jonathan Gershuny

    OriginalPaper Open access 13 December 2008 Pages: 165 - 169

28. Patterns of Workweek Schedules in France

    • Laurent Lesnard
    • Thibaut de Saint Pol

    OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 171 - 176

    

29. The Myth of the 24-hour Society: Non-standard Work Hours in Belgium, 1966 and 1999

    • Ignace Glorieux
    • Inge Mestdag
    • Jessie Vandeweyer

    OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 177 - 183

    

30. Employers Meet Families: Gender, Class and Paid Work Hour Differences Among U.S. Medical Workers

    • Dan Clawson
    • Naomi Gerstel
    • Jill Crocker

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 185 - 189

31. Comparing Hours per Job in the CPS and the ATUS

    • Harley Frazis
    • Jay Stewart

    OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 191 - 195

32. When Home Becomes Work: Work and Family Time among Workers at Home

    • Vanessa R. Wight
    • Sara B. Raley

    OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 197 - 202

33. Total Work Allocation in Four European Countries

    • Hannu Pääkkönen

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 203 - 207

    

34. The Religious Time Bind: U. S. Work Hours and Religion

    • David A. Cotter
    • Younghwan Song

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 209 - 214

35. Older Adults: International Differences in Housework and Leisure

    • Liana C. Sayer
    • Janet C. Gornick

    OriginalPaper 19 December 2008 Pages: 215 - 218

    

36. Travel Time in a Brazilian City

    • Arnaldo Mont’Alvão
    • Neuma Aguiar

    OriginalPaper 12 December 2008 Pages: 219 - 222

    

37. Time Use and Quality of Life of the Korean Rural Poor

    • H. K. Cho
    • K. Y. Lee
    • Y. K. Kim

    OriginalPaper 11 December 2008 Pages: 223 - 227

38. The Cell Phone, Constant Connection and Time Scarcity in Australia

    • Michael Bittman
    • Judith E. Brown
    • Judy Wajcman

    OriginalPaper 16 January 2009 Pages: 229 - 233

39. The Virtual Doubling of Japanese Internet Use: 2001–2006

    • Sachiko Nakano
    • Yoko Watanabe

    OriginalPaper 18 December 2008 Pages: 235 - 238

    

40. Calibrating Stylised Time Estimates Using UK Diary Data

    • Man Yee Kan
    • Jonathan Gershuny

    OriginalPaper 13 December 2008 Pages: 239 - 243

41. An Observational Method for Time Use Research: Lessons Learned from the Middletown Media Studies

    • Michael Holmes
    • Mike Bloxham

    OriginalPaper 17 December 2008 Pages: 245 - 248

    

42. Average Weekly Time Spent in 30 Basic Activities Across 17 Countries

    • Kimberly Fisher
    • John Robinson

    OriginalPaper 17 January 2009 Pages: 249 - 254