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Simon Darcy, Hazel Maxwell, Simone Grabowski & Jenny Onyx. (2022) Artistic Impact: From Casual and Serious Leisure to Professional Career Development in Disability Arts. Leisure Sciences 44:4, pages 514-533.
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Rodney Lim. (2020) Monetizing serious leisure: A grounded study of fashion blogshops. Journal of Leisure Research 51:1, pages 88-106.
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Brenda Rossow-Kimball, Michael Lavis & Melissa Blackhurst. (2017) 'I can find my own Elder!' Cultural engagement as serious leisure for Aboriginal adults living in non-Aboriginal group homes. Leisure Studies 36:2, pages 244-255.
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