Telephoning in Germany: Callers, rituals, contents and functions

The telephoning habits of Germans have been studied by means of a survey of private households. What are the conditions and circumtances in which a telephone call begins? What gives rise to a telephone call? What actions and activities are carried out via the telephone? How are telephone calls evalu...

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Published in:Telecommunications policy 1993, Vol.17 (4), p.281-296
Main Author: Adler, Johannes
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Telecommunications policy
Telephones
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Telephones
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