Titlebook: Ways of Living; Work, Community and Paul Blyton (Professor of Industrial Relations and Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Social Change and Ways of Living: An Introductionhis by exploring aspects of lifestyle and identity before examining societal influences on ways of living, the relevance of social networks and geographic communities for lifestyle choices, and the significance of organisational policies and practices (in conjunction with other institutional actors such as government) for lifestyle outcomes.

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Social Change and Ways of Living: An Introductionrk within a broader context than has often been the case hitherto. We were also very aware of a key issue in the work-life debate: the degree to which lifestyles, or ways of living, reflect choices motivated by personal values and preferences rather than economic, social, or cultural constraints. We

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Social Change and Ways of Living: An Introductionrk within a broader context than has often been the case hitherto. We were also very aware of a key issue in the work-life debate: the degree to which lifestyles, or ways of living, reflect choices motivated by personal values and preferences rather than economic, social, or cultural constraints. We

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Households, Work, Time Use and Energy Consumptions and forms of household consumption, particularly energy consumption occurring within the dwelling and in travel. The premise of this chapter is that time spent in employment outside the household influences household lifestyle patterns, represented by time spent by household members in domestic wo

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Longer to Launch: Demographic Changes in Life-Course Transitionsex than it was a generation ago. Labelled as ‘longer to launch.’ the term refers to young people finishing their education, beginning their careers, and leaving their parents’ homes later in life. Their transitions are not necessarily a one-step linear process. Rather, due to the increasing ages of

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Fortunate Lives: Professional Careers, Social Position and Life Choicesfers privileges including income, status and esteem. Professional occupations are an important path to social mobility, rewarding a strategy of hard work rather than good luck or unique talent. Qualified professionals might be described as having made a choice and achieved success, as enjoying worki

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