REFERENCESNote that there is a large literature on <strong>time</strong> <strong>use</strong>. We report below only selectedtitles that directly address some of the methodological issues raised in this User'sGuide.Bianchi, Suzanne, John P. Robinson, <strong>and</strong> Melissa A. Milkie (2006) ChangingRhythms of American Family Life. New York: American SociologicalAssociation <strong>and</strong> Russell Sage Foundation.Cushman, Grant, A. J. Veal <strong>and</strong> Jiri Zuzanek (2004) Free <strong>time</strong> <strong>and</strong> LeisureParticipation: International Perspectives. Ontario: CABI Publishing.Fisher, Kimberly, with Jenifer Tucker, Evrim Altintas, Matthew Bennett, JiweonJun, <strong>and</strong> members of the <strong>time</strong> <strong>use</strong> team. (2009). Technical Details of TimeUse Studies, Release, 30 March 2009. Centre for Time Use Research,University of Oxford, United Kingdom.Flood, Lennart; Gråsjö, Urban (1998). Regression Analysis <strong>and</strong> Time Use Data AComparison of Microeconometric Approaches with Data from the SwedishTime Use Survey (HUS). Working paper 0005:www.unites.uqam.ca/ideas/data/Papers/hhsgunwpe0005.htmlFolbre, Nancy <strong>and</strong> Michael Bittman (eds.) (2004) Family Time: The Social Organisationof Care. London <strong>and</strong> New York: Routledge.Gershuny, J. (2000). Changing Times: Work <strong>and</strong> Leisure in PostindustrialSociety. (Oxford: Oxford University Press).Goodin, Robert E., James Mahmud Rice, Antti Parpo, <strong>and</strong> Lina Eriksson (2008)Discretionary Time: A New Measure of Freedom. Cambridge: CambridgeUniversity Press.Hammermesh, Daniel S. <strong>and</strong> G. A. Pfann (eds.) (2005) The Economics of TimeUse: Contributions to Economic Analysis CEA 271, New York: Elsevier.Juster, F.T. <strong>and</strong> F.P. Stafford (eds). Time, Goods, <strong>and</strong> Well-Being. (Ann Arbor,MI: Institute for Social Research).
Juster, F.T., Stafford, F.P. (1991). 'The allocation of <strong>time</strong>: empirical findings,behavioral models, <strong>and</strong> problems of measurement'. Journal of EconomicLiterature. XXIX: 471-522.Klevmarken, Anders (1998). Microeconomic Analysis of Time-<strong>use</strong> Data. Did wereach the promised l<strong>and</strong>? Working Paper Series, Department ofEconomics, Uppsala University.Knulst, W., Van den Broek, A. (1998). 'Do <strong>time</strong>-<strong>use</strong> surveys succeed inmeasuring 'busyness'? Some observations of the Dutch case'. Society <strong>and</strong>Leisure. 21, 2: 563-72.Michelson, William. (2005) Time Use: Exp<strong>and</strong>ing Explanation in the SocialSciences. Boulder, Colorado: Paradigm PressPentl<strong>and</strong>, W.E., Harvey, A.S., Lawton, M.P. (eds.) (1999). Time-Use Research inthe Social Sciences. (New York: Plenum Press).Robinson, J.P., Godbey, G. (1997). Time for Life; The Surprising WaysAmericans Use Their Time. (College Park, PA: Pennsylvania StateUniversity Press).Szalai, A. (ed.) (1972). The Use of Time: Daily Activities of Urban <strong>and</strong> SuburbanPopulations in Twelve Countries. (Paris: Mouton).
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