All Stories

  1. Women’s lives and temporalities of fertility treatment
  2. Changing Temporal Opportunity Structures? Two Cohorts of Young Women’s Thoughts about Future Work, Family and Education
  3. The Taken-for-Granted in Intergenerational Processes during Youth Transitions
  4. Independence and relationality in notions of adulthood across generations, gender and social class
  5. Levels of intersecting temporalities in young men’s orientation to the future. A cross-national case comparison
  6. Synchrony of Intersecting Temporalities in Young People’s Housing Transitions: Intergenerational Cross-national Comparisons
  7. Understanding youth transitions in difficult times
  8. Transitions from school to work in Norway and Britain among three family generations of working-class men
  9. A collaborator par excellence: reflections upon Sue Lewis’ contribution to cross-national research in the work-family field
  10. Transitions to Adulthood
  11. Cohort and generation: concepts in studies of social change from a lifecourse perspective
  12. An Intergenerational Approach to Transitions to Adulthood: The Importance of History and Biography
  13. Introduction: a life in methods
  14. Introduction: Mills today
  15. Encounters with pragmatism
  16. Contextualizing lives: the history–biography dynamic revisited
  17. Transitions to Parenthood in Europe
  18. Comparative Biographies in Case-based Cross-national Research: Methodological Considerations
  19. WORK, LIFE COURSE, AND GENDER
  20. The Use of Mixed Methods in Biographical Research
  21. Parents and organisational change: a cross-sector comparison of two Norwegian organisations
  22. Work, family and organisations in transition: setting the context
  23. Two perspectives onSingle by Chance, Mothers by Choice(2006) by Rosanna Hertz
  24. Young People,Time Horizons and Planning
  25. From Fatherhood to Fathering: Transmission and Change among British Fathers in Four-generation Families
  26. Individualisation, Choice and Structure: A Discussion of Current Trends in Sociological Analysis
  27. Introduction
  28. Young people’s perspectives on the future
  29. ‘Most choices involve money’
  30. Theorising the individual–structure dynamic
  31. Young People's Time Perspectives: From Youth to Adulthood
  32. Where is the future? Time and space as categories in analyses of young people's images of the future
  33. Book Reviews : Marianne Gullestad: Everyday Philosophers. Modernity, Morality, and Autobio graphy in Norway. Oslo: Scandinavian University Press, 1996
  34. Stories of life Stories of living: Women’ narratives and feminist biography
  35. Work, family and organisations in transition:
  36. Conclusions
  37. Introduction
  38. Cross-national comparisons:
  39. Methodological approaches, practices and reflections
  40. Research design and methods:
  41. From Questions of Methods to Epistemological Issues: The Case of Biographical Research
  42. Comparing flexible working arrangements across organisational contexts