What does your time mean? Some arguments for including indicators on the meaning of time use in time budget research

Ignace Glorieux; Mark Elchardus

What does your time mean? Some arguments for including indicators on the meaning of time use in time budget research

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Originele taal-2	English
Titel	Paper presented at the 1999 IATUR Conference 'The State of Time Use Research at the End of the Century', University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 6-8 October, 1999.
Status	Published - 1999
Evenement	Unknown - Duur: 1 jan 1999 → …

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Periode	1/01/99 → …

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Paper presented at the 1999 IATUR Conference 'The State of Time Use Research at the End of the Century', University of Essex, Colchester, UK, 6-8 October, 1999.

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