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CROSS G
Citation: G. Cross, TOYS AND TIME - PLAYTHINGS AND PARENTS ATTITUDES TOWARD CHANGE IN EARLY-20TH-CENTURY AMERICA, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 5-24
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SANTISO J
Citation: J. Santiso, THE FALL INTO THE PRESENT - THE EMERGENCE OF LIMITED POLITICAL TEMPORALITIES IN LATIN-AMERICA, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 25-54
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WHITE S
Citation: S. White, TIME, TEMPORALITY AND CHILD-WELFARE - NOTES ON THE MATERIALITY AND MALLEABILITY OF TIME(S), Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 55-74
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BIESECKER A
Citation: A. Biesecker, ECONOMIC RATIONALES AND A WEALTH OF TIME - IN PURSUIT OF A NEW ECONOMY OF TIME, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 75-91
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BROWN A
Citation: A. Brown, DOING TIME - THE EXTENDED PRESENT OF THE LONG-TERM PRISONER, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 93-103
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SCHWALLER C
Citation: C. Schwaller, THE MILLENNIUM TIME BOMB OR YEAR 2000 PROBLEM - WHAT PROBLEM - WHOSE PROBLEM, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 105-118
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SCHOR J
Citation: J. Schor, WORK, FREE TIME AND CONSUMPTION - TIME, LABOR AND CONSUMPTION - GUESTEDITORS INTRODUCTION, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 119-127
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BREEDVELD K
Citation: K. Breedveld, THE DOUBLE MYTH OF FLEXIBILIZATION - TRENDS IN SCATTERED WORK HOURS, AND DIFFERENCES IN TIME-SOVEREIGNTY, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 129-143
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RICHARDS G
Citation: G. Richards, TIME FOR A HOLIDAY - SOCIAL RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL TOURISM CONSUMPTION, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 145-160
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SABELIS IHJ
Citation: Ihj. Sabelis, THE NONSTOP SOCIETY AND ITS PRICE - FROM TIME ABUSE TO TIME CULTURE -GERMAN - ADAM,B, GEISSLER,K, HELD,M, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 161-163
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SYKES K
Citation: K. Sykes, HARD TIMES ON KAIRIRU ISLAND - POVERTY DEVELOPMENT, AND MORALITY IN APAPUA-NEW-GUINEA VILLAGE - FRENCHSMITH,M, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 164-165
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WELSH I
Citation: I. Welsh, THE PLAYING SELF - PERSON AND MEANING IN THE PLANETARY SOCIETY - MELUCCI,A, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 165-168
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WELSH I
Citation: I. Welsh, CHALLENGING CODES - COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE INFORMATION AGE - MELUCCI,A, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 165-168
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CASEBY D
Citation: D. Caseby, PLACES AND NETWORKS - TIME, SPACE, LABOR IN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ERA - ITALIAN - BELLONI,MC, RAMPAZI,M, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 168-170
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TROTTER J
Citation: J. Trotter, TIME-LIMITED COUNSELING - FELTHAM,C, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 170-172
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SCHULLER T
Citation: T. Schuller, FOR A SCIENCE OF TIME - INTRODUCTION TO THE ECOLOGY OF TIME - FRENCH - GROSSIN,W, Time & society, 7(1), 1998, pp. 172-174
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GAME A
Citation: A. Game, TIME UNHINGED, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 115-129
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HANTRAIS L
LETABLIER MT
Citation: L. Hantrais et Mt. Letablier, THE GENDER OF PAID AND UNPAID WORK TIME - A EUROPEAN PROBLEM, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 131-149
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ZULAUF M
Citation: M. Zulauf, TIME ORGANIZATION AND THE INTEGRATION OF EU MIGRANT PROFESSIONALS, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 151-170
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VANDERPOEL H
Citation: H. Vanderpoel, LEISURE AND THE MODULARIZATION OF DAILY-LIFE, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 171-194
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DICKS B
Citation: B. Dicks, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF COMMUNITY - SPECTACLES OF COLLECTIVE IDENTITY AT THE RHONDDA-HERITAGE-PARK, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 195-212
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GOUGH B
Citation: B. Gough, TIME AS IDEOLOGICAL DILEMMA - AN ANALYSIS OF ORDINARY DISCOURSE, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 213-236
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IKUKO N
Citation: N. Ikuko, THE CIVILIZATION OF TIME - JAPAN AND THE ADOPTION OF THE WESTERN TIMESYSTEM, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 237-259
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CLARK P
Citation: P. Clark, AMERICAN CORPORATE TIMETABLING - ITS PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 261-285
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VANLOON J
SABELIS I
Citation: J. Vanloon et I. Sabelis, RECYCLING TIME - THE TEMPORAL COMPLEXITY OF WASTE MANAGEMENT, Time & society, 6(2-3), 1997, pp. 287-306