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1. Beating the odds (2): a new index of intergenerational social mobility

   Jonathan Gershuny

   ISER Working Paper Series, 2002-18 - 01 Sep 2002 - download  
   1. Labour Market
   2. Social Stratification

2. Beating the odds (1): intergenerational social mobility from a human capital perspective

   Jonathan Gershuny

   ISER Working Paper Series, 2002-17 - 01 Sep 2002 - download  
   1. Labour Market
   2. Social Stratification

3. Examining working time arrangements using time use survey data

   Andrew Harvey, Kimberly Fisher, Jonathan Gershuny, et al.

   ISER Working Paper Series, 2000-22 - 01 May 2000 - download  
   1. Labour Market
   2. Income Dynamics

4. Unemployment: blame the victim?

   Jonathan Gershuny and Carmel Hannan

   Research Paper, Institute for Labour Research University of Essex Discussion Paper Series, 99/31 - 01 May 1999
   1. Labour Market
   2. Welfare Benefits

5. Leisure in the UK across the 20th Century

   Jonathan Gershuny and Kimberly Fisher

   Research Paper, Working Papers of the ESRC Research Centre on Micro-Social Change, 99-03 - 01 Feb 1999
   1. Time Use
   2. Labour Market
   3. Households
   4. Social Behaviour

6. The work/leisure balance and the new political economy of time: Paper presented by Gershuny at the lectures on Challenge of the New Millennium hosted by Tony Blair (27 January 1999)

   Jonathan Gershuny

   Journal Article - 01 Jan 1999
   1. Time Use
   2. Labour Market
   3. Households
   4. Social Behaviour

7. Unemployment: blame the victim?

   Jonathan Gershuny and Carmel Hannan

   Research Paper, Working Papers of the ESRC Research Centre on Micro-Social Change, 97-23 - 01 Nov 1997
   1. Demography
   2. Labour Market
   3. Households

8. Change in the division of domestic work: micro- sociological evidence

   Jonathan Gershuny

   Research Paper, DIW Discussion Papers, 107 - 01 Mar 1995
   1. Labour Market
   2. Households
   3. Survey Methodology