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leisure. J Leisure Res 26(3):250–274
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1080/01490407809512894
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livelihoods. Routledge, London
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College
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Jako´ sciowej 13(4):94–117. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.18778/1733- 069.13.4.06
Moulier-Boutang Y (2011) Cognitive capitalism. Polity Press, Cambridge
Mroczkowska D, Kubacka M (2019) On the treadmill of everyday life: work-family boundary
dynamics among working full-time and self-employed people. Przegl˛ ad Socjol Jako´ sciowej
XV(1):136–153. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-8069.15.1.08
Olson-Buchanan JB, Boswell WR (2006) Blurring boundaries, correlates of integration and
segmentation between work and nonwork. J Vocat Behav 68(3):432–445
Olson-Buchanan JB, Boswell WR, Morgan TJ (2016) The role of technology in managing the work
and nonwork interface. In: Allen TD, Eby LT (eds) The oxford handbook of work and family.
New York, Oxford University Press, pp 333–348
Pappas JB, Pappas EC (2015) The sustainable personality: values and behaviors in individual
sustainability. Int J Higher Educ 4(1):12–21
Parker SJ (1971) The future of work and leisure. Praeger, New York
Pedlar A (1995) Relevance and action research in leisure. Leisure Sci 17(2):133–140
Peters MA, Bulut E (eds) (2011) Cognitive capitalism, education, and digital labor. Peter Lang,
New York
Peterson RA, Simkus A (1992) How musical tastes mark occupational status groups. In: Lamont
M, Fournier M (eds) Cultivating differences: symbolic boundaries and making of inequality. The
University of Chicago Press, Chicago, London, pp 152–168
Peterson R, Kern R (1996) Changing highbrow taste: from snob to omnivore. Am Sociol Rev
61(5):900–904
Roberts K (1999) Leisure in contemporary society. CABI Publishing, UK
Robinson J, Goodbey G (1997) Time for life. the surprising ways Americans use their time. The
Pensylwania State University
Rojek C (1995) Decentring leisure. rethinking leisure theory.Sage Publications
Rojek C (2001) Leisure and life politics. Leisure Sci 23(2):115–126
M. Baranowski and D. Mroczkowska
Kubacka M, Mroczkowska D (2020) The importance of communication and mobile technologies
in work-life borders management practices among working full-time and self-employed people.
Miscellanea Anthropol Et Sociol 20(3):43–60
Kelly JR, Kelly JR (1994) Multiple dimensions of meaning in the domains of work, family and
leisure. J Leisure Res 26(3):250–274
Kelly JR (1978) A revised paradigm of leisure choices. Leisure Sci l 4:345–363. https://doi.org/10.
1080/01490407809512894
Klein O (2004) Social perception of time, distance and high-speed transportation. Time Soc
13(2/3):245–263. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1177/0961463X04043504
Law A, Wearing SL (eds) (2015) ‘Alternative’ cultures and leisure. creating pathways for sustainable
livelihoods. Routledge, London
Leitao RB (2018) Diet and physical activity as a universal foundation for childhood development
and lifelong health. Soc Register 2(2):131–148. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.14746/sr.2018.
2.2.07
Lekkai I (2020) Unaccompanied refugee minors and resilience: a phenomenological study. Przegl˛ ad
Krytyczny 2(1):33–54. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.14746/pk.2020.2.1.03
McCole D, Vogt Ch (2011) Informing sustainability decisions: the role of parks, recreation, and
tourism scholars in addressing unsustainability. J Park Recreation Admin 29(3):38–54
Mannell RC, Kleiber DA (1979) A social psychology of leisure. PA, Ventrure Publishing, State
College
Mannel RC, Kleiber DA, Staempfli M (2006) Psychology and social psychology and the study of
leisure. In: Rojek C, Shaw S, Veal AJ (eds) A handbook of leisure studies. Palgrave Macmillan
Ltd., London
Margaris D, Vassilakis C, Georgiadis P (2017) Knowledge-based leisure time recommendations in
social networks. In: Alor-Hernández G, Valencia-García R (eds) Current trends on knowledgebased systems. intelligent systems reference library. Springer, Cham
Martini N (2017) Praktykowanie czasu wolnego w sytuacji niedoboru i nadmiaru. Przegl˛ ad Socjol
Jako´ sciowej 13(4):94–117. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.18778/1733- 069.13.4.06
Moulier-Boutang Y (2011) Cognitive capitalism. Polity Press, Cambridge
Mroczkowska D, Kubacka M (2019) On the treadmill of everyday life: work-family boundary
dynamics among working full-time and self-employed people. Przegl˛ ad Socjol Jako´ sciowej
XV(1):136–153. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-8069.15.1.08
Olson-Buchanan JB, Boswell WR (2006) Blurring boundaries, correlates of integration and
segmentation between work and nonwork. J Vocat Behav 68(3):432–445
Olson-Buchanan JB, Boswell WR, Morgan TJ (2016) The role of technology in managing the work
and nonwork interface. In: Allen TD, Eby LT (eds) The oxford handbook of work and family.
New York, Oxford University Press, pp 333–348
Pappas JB, Pappas EC (2015) The sustainable personality: values and behaviors in individual
sustainability. Int J Higher Educ 4(1):12–21
Parker SJ (1971) The future of work and leisure. Praeger, New York
Pedlar A (1995) Relevance and action research in leisure. Leisure Sci 17(2):133–140
Peters MA, Bulut E (eds) (2011) Cognitive capitalism, education, and digital labor. Peter Lang,
New York
Peterson RA, Simkus A (1992) How musical tastes mark occupational status groups. In: Lamont
M, Fournier M (eds) Cultivating differences: symbolic boundaries and making of inequality. The
University of Chicago Press, Chicago, London, pp 152–168
Peterson R, Kern R (1996) Changing highbrow taste: from snob to omnivore. Am Sociol Rev
61(5):900–904
Roberts K (1999) Leisure in contemporary society. CABI Publishing, UK
Robinson J, Goodbey G (1997) Time for life. the surprising ways Americans use their time. The
Pensylwania State University
Rojek C (1995) Decentring leisure. rethinking leisure theory.Sage Publications
Rojek C (2001) Leisure and life politics. Leisure Sci 23(2):115–126