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Leisure for Leisure

Chris Rojek

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A collection of critical essays which reject the assumptions that leisure relations are relations of freedom, self determination, life satisfaction and growth. The essays look at power and policy issu

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A collection of critical essays which reject the assumptions that leisure relations are relations of freedom, self determination, life satisfaction and growth. The essays look at power and policy issu

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A collection of critical essays which reject the assumptions that leisure relations are relations of freedom, self determination, life satisfaction and growth. The essays look at power and policy issu

Key concepts: Leisure studies, Sociology of leisure, Psychology, Sociology, Recreation, Political science, Social science, Law

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