Changing differences by educational attainment in father's domestic labour and childcare by Sullivan, O

An end to gender display through the performance of Housework? A review and reassessment of the quantitative literature using insights from the qualitative literature by Sullivan, O

Domestic employment and multitasking: how much do they contribute by Sullivan, O

Changing men's contribution to family work by Sullivan, O

Looking to the future of work and family theory and research: Some reflections by Sullivan, O

Busyness, status distinction and consumption strategies of the income rich, time poor by Sullivan, O

Gender inequality in work-family balance by Sullivan, O

Cross-national changes in time-use: some sociological (hi)stories re-examined. by Sullivan, O, Gershuny, J

Fifty years of change updated: Cross-national gender convergence in housework by Altintas, E, Sullivan, O

Voracious cultural consumption: the intertwining of class and gender by Sullivan, O, Katz-Gerro, T

Change in spousal human capital and housework: A longitudinal analysis by Sullivan, O, Gershuny, J

50 Years of change updated: cross-national gender convergence in housework by Altintas, E, Sullivan, O

Time use, gender, and public policy regimes by Gershuny, J, Sullivan, O

Relative human capital resources and the performance of housework within couples: a longditudinal analysis by Gershuny, J, Sullivan, O

The sociological uses of time-use diary analysis by Gershuny, J, Sullivan, O

The social structure of time: Emerging trends and new directions by Cornwell, B, Gershuny, J, Sullivan, O

Stalled or uneven gender revolution? A long-term processual framework for understanding why change is slow by Sullivan, O, Gershuny, J, Robinson, R

Gender Convergence in Domestic Work: Discerning the Effects of Interactional and Institutional Barriers from Large-Scale Data by Gershuny, J, Kan, M, Sullivan, O

Father-friendly policies and time use data in a cross-national context: potential and prospects for future research by Sullivan, O, Coltraine, S, McAnnally, L, Altintas, E

Innovations and lessons from the UK 2014-2015 Everyday Life Survey by Fisher, K, Gershuny, J, Mullan, K, Sullivan, O, Morris, S