Electronic International Journal of Time Use Research (eIJTUR)

Project: Research

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Description

 During the reporting period, the publication of the new International Journal on Time Use Research continued. The editors are Prof. Joachim Merz (also Managing Editor), Prof. Jonathan Gershuny (Essex, UK) and Prof. Andrew Harvey (Halifax, Canada). The electronic International Journal of Time Use Research (www.eIJTUR.org) is embedded in the International Association for Time Use Research (www.IATUR.org). This peer reviewed international journal is maintained by the FFB at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg and is published for free on the internet. eIJTUR's website has been developed and the first volume was published in August 2004, followed by two further volumes (Volumes 8 (2011) and 9 (2012)). In addition, the further incoming technical contributions are continuously supervised.
StatusFinished
Period03.06.0220.12.18

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  1. Selbstbestimmung und Classroom-Management
  2. Entrepreneurial strategies for professional service firms
  3. Bridging corporate and academic contributions
  4. Paradoxe Korruption
  5. Der blinde Fleck der Kritiker
  6. Thinking about "scenes"
  7. Environmental commitments and rhetoric over the Pandemic crisis
  8. Digital naturalism
  9. Thinking about individual actor-level perspectives in sociotechnical transitions
  10. Die Elbtalaue
  11. Value Co-Creation and Society
  12. Die Idee
  13. Partizipative Führung an Schulen in Hamburg
  14. Eigeninitiative
  15. Of sustainability and storytelling - An introduction to this book
  16. Handwerk hacken
  17. Didactics of Mathematics in Higher Education as a Scientific Discipline - Conference Proceedings
  18. A preliminary study on similarity-preserving digital book identifiers
  19. Career adaptability development in adolescence
  20. Atkinson, Anthony B. Inequality. What Can Be Done? Cambridge/Massachusetts. Harvard University Press 2015
  21. Management of Biodiversity in Protected Areas with Sustainability Control
  22. Ecosystem services between sustainability and efficiency
  23. ’... the world was becomming numerical.’
  24. Jungfräuliche Membranen
  25. Gender makes the difference
  26. Cross-National Complementarity of Technology Push, Demand Pull, and Manufacturing Push Policies
  27. Der Inverted Classroom in der Politikwissenschaft
  28. Artikel 39 EUV [Datenschutz]
  29. Per un'etica della distruzion
  30. (Re)Produktivität: der "blinde Fleck" im Diskurs zu Nachhaltiger Entwicklung
  31. The interplay between individual and collective efforts in the age of global threats
  32. Effects of training on employee suggestions and promotions in an internal labor market