Social Conceptions of Time: Structure and Process in Work and Everyday Life Book

Introduction--G. Crow & S. Heath
• PART I: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF TIME
• Time, Complexity and the Global--J. Urry
• Service Regimes and the Political Economy of Time--J. Gershuny
• Politicizing Time: Temporal Issues for Second Wave Feminists--M. Holmes
• Time and Speed in the Social Universe of Capital--M. Neary & G. Rikowski
• PART II: WORK TIME
• How Many Hours? Work Time Regimes and Preferences in European Countries--C. Fagan
• Gendered and Classed Working Time in Britain: Dual-employee Couples in Higher/Lower Level Occupations--T. Warren
• Employment Patterns for the Future: Balancing Work and Family Life in Two Local Authorities--M. Smith & M. Carroll
• Making Time for Management: The Careers and Lives of Manager-Academics in UK Universities--R. Deem & S. Hillyard
• "Big Brother is Watching You!"; Call Centre Surveillance and the Time Disciplines Subject--D. Knights & P. Odih
• PART III: TIME IN EVERYDAY LIFE
• Are Long or Unsocial Hours of Work Bad for Leisure?--K. Roberts
• Routine Matters: Narratives of Everyday Life in Families--E.B. Silva
• Roles, Rhythms and Routines: Towards a New Script of Daily Life in the Netherlands--A.van den Broek, K. Breedveld & W. Knulst
• Time for Life: Time for Being and Becoming--D. Chaplin
• Collecting Time: The Social Organization of Collecting--J. Goode