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Editorial

Special Section: Coordinating across time: lags, delays, pauses

• Digital video recorder dodgers – Sport-viewing habits in the face of changing media reality - Ilan Tamir p. 1319–1332
• Measuring society's temporal synchronization via days of importance - Triin Vihalemm, Halliki Harro-Loit p. 1333–1362
• Iterative lagged asymmetric responses in strategic management and long-range planning - Dragos Simandan p. 1363–1381
• Time regimes in debt collection and mediation - Elias Storms, Gert Verschraegen p. 1382–1408
• In the anytime: Flexible time structures, student experience and temporal equity in higher education - Matthew Bunn, Anna Bennett, Penny J Burke p. 1409–1428

Special Section: Temporalities of migration

• “Klokka tikker, tiden går”: Time and irregular migration - Christina Brux, Per Kristian Hilden, Anne-Lise O Middelthon p. 1429–1463
• Temporal tensions: European Union citizen migrants, asylum seekers and refugees navigating dominant temporalities of work in England - John Clayton, Tom Vickers p. 1464–1488
• “Out of time”: A temporal view on identity change in trailing spouses - Ortal Slobodin p. 1489–1508

Special Section: (Un)timeliness in care work

• Timely care: Rhythms of bureaucracy and everyday life in cases involving youths with complex needs - Ditte Andersen, Tea Torbenfeldt Bengtsson p. 1509–1531
• Paperwork, compassion and temporal conflicts in British social work - Chris Yuill, Natascha Mueller-Hirth p. 1532–1551
• Temporal dynamics in the daily lives of health practitioners - Cynthia Wang p. 1552–1576
• Reconfiguring time, love, and money: Adjusting chronotopic realities among queer and trans of color community organizers in Toronto, Canada - Matthew Chin p. 1577–1595

Articles

• Eating time in Santiago, Chile: A trade-off between norms and biological and social requirements - Claudia Giacoman p. 1596–1618
• Dances with potential food waste: Organising temporality in food waste reduction practices - Malla Mattila, Nina Mesiranta, Elina Närvänen, Outi Koskinen, Ulla-Maija Sutinen p. 1619–1644
• Exhuming the good that men do: The play of the mnemonic imagination in the making of an autoethnographic text - Jackie Goode p. 1645–1667
• Disciplined freedom: The productive self and conspicuous busyness in “free” time - Michelle Shir-Wise p. 1668–1694
• More haste less speed: Cognition, creativity, and culture in temporal paradox - Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas p. 1695–1715