Multiple job holding (MJH) or holding more than one job along with a primary job, though not
a new phenomenon, has witnessed renewed interest due to recent trends within the …

How do our everyday environments inform our activities, routines and encounters? In what
way has globalization affected the sites in which we work, relax and interact? Is there still a …

The paper draws on recent debates in the study of the space economy to explicate the
development of a newly differentiated global countryside. Using a case study of the …

Multiple job holding, also called moonlighting or secondary job holding, is an important topic
for research and policy, both in Australia and in several other industrialised societies. Official …

Purpose Multiple jobholders' workplace learning is an under-researched theme, although it
offers possibilities to add knowledge of learning at several workplaces at a time. The …

In this paper we reflect on the interlinkages between social impact assessment and
evaluation and, in particular, realist evaluation. To examine the connections between these …

The development of New Zealand as a people, a blend of cultures, a nation and an
economy owes much to the unique constellation of land-and waterbased resources, social …

Eradication of introduced species from inhabited islands requires consideration of both
technical and social feasibility. Historically, biologists have struggled to engage successfully …

The chaos theory of careers was applied to identify the connections between multiple
jobholders' careers and societal change. Multiple job holding is a form of employment that …

This paper contributes a perspective on an enduring debate in rural studies about the
transformation of rural areas in developed market economies into more or less 'productivist' …