Time Budgets and Time Use
Copyright policy )Time Budgets and Time Use
Some of the earliest time use surveys (TUS) were conducted in Russia by Strumilin in 1924 and the United States (Sorokin & Berger, 1939). The Vienna Centre and UNESCO sponsored the first purpose-designed multinational comparative time budget data collection, which was carried out in the mid 1960s (Szalai, 1972). This large-scale study – involving the 12 countries of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Peru, Poland, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, USA, the USSR, and Yugoslavia – concentrated exclusively on single metropolitan areas (Andorka, 1987; Gershuny, 1995). The methodologies developed for the Szalai study, both the coding conventions and instrument design, formed a point of reference for most of the subsequent time use surveys.
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