Leisure Studies
Routledge · United Kingdom · Est. 1982
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This journal explores leisure activities and their social, psychological, and economic impacts. Recent articles examine digital gaming and player social reproduction, parental involvement in children's physical activity, career transitions for young athletes, the role of online reviews in dining experiences, and activist contestations of security measures at the Olympics.
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