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Caron F. Bove & Jeffery Sobal. (2023) Ethics of Care: Supporting and Constraining Leisure-Time Physical Activity in Early Marriage. Leisure Sciences 0:0, pages 1-24.
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Francisca Mullens & Ignace Glorieux. (2023) Not Enough Time? Leisure and Multiple Dimensions of Time Wealth. Leisure Sciences 45:2, pages 178-198.
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Claudio D. Rosa, Lincoln R. Larson, Scott Cloutier & Christiana Cabicieri Profice. (2023) Gender Differences in Connection to Nature, Outdoor Preferences, and Nature-Based Recreation Among College Students in Brazil and the United States. Leisure Sciences 45:2, pages 135-155.
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Heidi Grappendorf, Jason Simmons & Meg Hancock. (2023) ‘I Will Go to the Game, While You Stay Home with the Kids': Gender Role Expectations and Sport Fan-Family Conflict. Journal of Global Sport Management 8:1, pages 322-339.
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Erin Burkett & Angie Carter. (2022) It’s Not about the Fish: Women’s Experiences in a Gendered Recreation Landscape. Leisure Sciences 44:7, pages 1013-1030.
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Francisca Mullens & Ignace Glorieux. (2022) Dreams versus reality: wishes, expectations and perceived reality for the use of extra non-work time in a 30-hour work week experiment. Community, Work & Family 0:0, pages 1-27.
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Ching-Hua Ho & Yi-Hsuen Cho. (2021) Social Media as a Pathway to Leisure: Digital Leisure Culture among New Mothers with Young Children in Taiwan. Leisure Sciences 0:0, pages 1-19.
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Brianna S. Clark, Kellie A. Walters, Denise M. Anderson & Sarah Mims. (2021) ‘He can do whatever he wants’: a pregnant teens’ reflections on leisure and a romantic relationship. Annals of Leisure Research 24:5, pages 567-585.
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Audrey R. Giles & Jacquelyn Oncescu. (2021) Single Women’s Leisure during the Coronavirus Pandemic. Leisure Sciences 43:1-2, pages 204-210.
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Francisca Mullens & Ignace Glorieux. (2019) No interest, no time! Gendered constraints to museum visits in Flanders. Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure 42:2, pages 244-265.
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Joel R. Agate, Sarah Taylor Agate, Toni Liechty & Lynda J. Cochran. (2018) ‘Roots and wings’: an exploration of intergenerational play. Journal of Intergenerational Relationships 16:4, pages 395-421.
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David Scott. (2018) Rediscovering the adult play group. Leisure/Loisir 42:2, pages 231-242.
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Bryan S. R. Grimwood. (2017) An Ecofeminist Narrative of Urban Nature Connection. Leisure Sciences 39:6, pages 506-523.
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Verena Lenneis & Gertrud Pfister. (2017) When girls have no opportunities and women have neither time nor energy: the participation of Muslim female cleaners in recreational physical activity. Sport in Society 20:9, pages 1203-1222.
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Evan Webb & George Karlis. (2017) Theoretical developments in leisure studies: A look at perceived freedom and intrinsic motivation. Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure 40:2, pages 268-283.
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Nancy Spencer-Cavaliere, Bethan C. Kingsley & John K. Gotwals. (2017) Ethic of care and the competitive Ultimate Frisbee playing experiences of young women. Leisure Studies 36:3, pages 329-340.
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Kathy Lloyd, Wendy O’Brien & Caroline Riot. (2016) Mothers with young children: Caring for the self through the physical activity space. Leisure Sciences 38:2, pages 85-99.
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Nuria Jaumot-Pascual, Maria Jesús Monteagudo, Douglas A. Kleiber & Jaime Cuenca. (2016) Gender Differences in Meaningful Leisure Following Major Later Life Events. Journal of Leisure Research 48:1, pages 83-103.
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Hung-Ling (Stella) Liu, Michael J. Bradley & Brooke Burk. (2016) I am roller derby: the serious leisure and leisure identity of roller derby participants. World Leisure Journal 58:1, pages 28-43.
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Rodney P. Joseph, Barbara E. Ainsworth, Colleen Keller & Joan E. Dodgson. (2015) Barriers to Physical Activity Among African American Women: An Integrative Review of the Literature. Women & Health 55:6, pages 679-699.
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Christine E. Wegner, Lynn L. Ridinger, Jeremy S. Jordan & Daniel C. Funk. (2015) Get Serious. Journal of Leisure Research 47:3, pages 305-321.
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Lindsay Eales & Donna Goodwin. (2015) “We all carry each other, sometimes”: care-sharing as social justice practice in integrated dance. Leisure/Loisir 39:2, pages 277-298.
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Charlene S. Shannon. (2015) ‘I Was Trapped at Home’: Men's Experiences with Leisure While Giving Care to Partners During a Breast Cancer Experience. Leisure Sciences 37:2, pages 125-141.
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Kenneth E. Mobily. (2015) The intersection of disability, feminism, and RT/TR. Leisure/Loisir 39:1, pages 135-155.
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Sunwoo Lee, Kelli McMahan & David Scott. (2015) The Gendered Nature of Serious Birdwatching. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 20:1, pages 47-64.
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Julie Nicholson, Priya Mariana Shimpi & Colette Rabin. (2014) ‘If I am not doing my own playing then I am not able to truly share the gift of play with children’: using poststructuralism and care ethics to examine future early childhood educators' relationships with play in adulthood. Early Child Development and Care 184:8, pages 1192-1210.
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StevenE. Mock & Margo Hilbrecht. (2013) Association of dual-earner parents' perceptions of time-stress with leisure participation: an analysis of gender and social context. World Leisure Journal 55:1, pages 24-37.
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Helena Reis & Antonia Correia. (2013) Gender Asymmetries in Golf Participation. Journal of Hospitality Marketing & Management 22:1, pages 67-91.
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Elisa Backer & Heike Schänzel. (2013) Family Holidays—Vacation or Obli-cation?. Tourism Recreation Research 38:2, pages 159-173.
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Laura Wood & Karen Danylchuk. (2012) Constraints and Negotiation Processes in a Women's Recreational Sport Group. Journal of Leisure Research 44:4, pages 463-485.
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Yi-Chung Hsu & Yu-Cheng Hsu. (2012) Work and leisure among Indonesian professional family caregivers in Taiwan: reality versus dreams. World Leisure Journal 54:4, pages 337-349.
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Toni Liechty, Careen Yarnal & Deborah Kerstetter. (2012) ‘I want to do everything!’: leisure innovation among retirement-age women. Leisure Studies 31:4, pages 389-408.
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HeikeA. Schänzel & KarenA. Smith. (2011) The absence of fatherhood: achieving true gender scholarship in family tourism research. Annals of Leisure Research 14:2-3, pages 143-154.
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MichelleN. Lafrance. (2011) Reproducing, resisting and transcending discourses of femininity: a discourse analysis of women’s accounts of leisure. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health 3:1, pages 80-98.
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Kathy Lloyd & DonnaE. Little. (2010) Self-Determination Theory as a Framework for Understanding Women's Psychological Well-Being Outcomes from Leisure-Time Physical Activity. Leisure Sciences 32:4, pages 369-385.
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Canan Koca, Karla A. Henderson, F. Hulya Asci & Nefise Bulgu. (2009) Constraints to Leisure-Time Physical Activity and Negotiation Strategies in Turkish Women. Journal of Leisure Research 41:2, pages 225-251.
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Nese Aslan. (2009) An Examination of Family Leisure and Family Satisfaction Among Traditional Turkish Families. Journal of Leisure Research 41:2, pages 157-176.
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Deborah L. Kerstetter, Careen M. Yarnal, Julie S. Son, I-Yin Yen & Birgitta S. Baker. (2008) Functional Support Associated with Belonging to the Red Hat Society®, a Leisure-Based Social Network. Journal of Leisure Research 40:4, pages 531-555.
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Mackay Yarnal, Garry Chick & DeborahL. Kerstetter. (2008) “I Did Not Have Time to Play Growing Up… So This is My Play Time. It's the Best Thing I Have Ever Done for Myself”: What is Play to Older Women?. Leisure Sciences 30:3, pages 235-252.
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Laura C. Johnson, Jean Andrey & Susan M. Shaw. (2007) Mr. Dithers Comes to Dinner: Telework and the merging of women's work and home domains in Canada. Gender, Place & Culture 14:2, pages 141-161.
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Yi-Chin Lin & XinranY. Lehto. (2006) A Study of Female Travelers' Needs Trajectory and Family Life Cycle. Journal of Hospitality & Leisure Marketing 15:1, pages 65-88.
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Jin-Hyung Lee & David Scott. (2006) For Better or Worse? A Structural Model of the Benefits and Costs Associated with Recreational Specialization. Leisure Sciences 28:1, pages 17-38.
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YvetteD. Miller & WendyJ. Brown. (2005) Determinants of Active Leisure for Women with Young Children—an “Ethic of Care” Prevails. Leisure Sciences 27:5, pages 405-420.
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Kathy Lloyd & DonnaE. Little. (2005) “Quality of life, aren't we always searching for that?”: How women can achieve enhanced quality of life through participation in outdoor adventure recreation. Leisure/Loisir 29:2, pages 147-181.
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John L. Crompton & Seong-Seop Kim. (2004) Temporal Changes in Perceived Constraints to Visiting State Parks. Journal of Leisure Research 36:2, pages 160-182.
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MI-HEA CHO & DEBORAHL. KERSTETTER. (2004) The Influence of Sign Value on Travel-Related Information Search. Leisure Sciences 26:1, pages 19-34.
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Thomas A. More & James R. Averill. (2003) The Structure of Recreation Behavior. Journal of Leisure Research 35:4, pages 372-395.
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Kristi L. Herridge, Susan M. Shaw & Roger C. Mannell. (2003) An Exploration of Women's Leisure within Heterosexual Romantic Relationships. Journal of Leisure Research 35:3, pages 274-291.
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Heather Gibson, Candace Ashton‐Shaeffer, Jenny Green & Cari Autry. (2003) Leisure in the lives of retirement‐aged women: Conversations about leisure and life. Leisure/Loisir 28:3-4, pages 203-230.
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SusanM. Shaw, Jean Andrey & LauraC. Johnson. (2003) The Struggle for Life Balance: Work, Family, and Leisure in the Lives of Women Teleworkers. World Leisure Journal 45:4, pages 15-29.
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Heather Gibson, Candace Ashton-Shaeffer, Jenny Green & Julia Corbin. (2002) Leisure and Retirement: Women’s stories. Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure 25:2, pages 257-284.
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Kate Connolly. (2002) Do women's leadership approaches support the development of social capital? Relationship building in a voluntary neighbourhood initiative. Leisure/Loisir 27:3-4, pages 239-263.
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Jin-Hyung Lee, David Scott & Myron F. Floyd. (2001) Structural Inequalities in Outdoor Recreation Participation: A Multiple Hierarchy Stratification Perspective. Journal of Leisure Research 33:4, pages 427-449.
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David Scott & C. Scott Shafer. (2001) Recreational Specialization: A Critical Look at the Construct. Journal of Leisure Research 33:3, pages 319-343.
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Kellee Howard & JeromeF. Singleton. (2001) The Forgotten Generation. Activities, Adaptation & Aging 25:2, pages 45-57.
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Sherry L. Dupuis & Bryan J. A. Smale. (2000) Bittersweet Journeys: Meanings of Leisure in the Institution-based Caregiving Context. Journal of Leisure Research 32:3, pages 303-340.
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Ruth Segal. (1999) Doing for others: Occupations within families with children who have special needs. Journal of Occupational Science 6:2, pages 53-60.
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Monika Stodolska. (1998) Assimilation and Leisure Constraints: Dynamics of Constraints on Leisure in Immigrant Populations. Journal of Leisure Research 30:4, pages 521-551.
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Susan M. Shaw. (1997) Controversies and Contradictions in Family Leisure: An Analysis of Conflicting Paradigms. Journal of Leisure Research 29:1, pages 98-112.
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Karla A. Henderson. (1996) One Size Doesn't Fit All: The Meanings of Women's Leisure. Journal of Leisure Research 28:3, pages 139-154.
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LeandraA. Bedim & DianeM. Guinan. (1996) “If I could just be selfish …”: Caregivers’ perceptions of their entitlement to leisure. Leisure Sciences 18:3, pages 227-239.
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Lia Karsten. (1995) Women's leisure: divergence, reconceptualization and change — the case of the Netherlands. Leisure Studies 14:3, pages 186-201.
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KarlaA. Henderson. (1995) WOMEN'S LEISURE: MORE TRUTH THAN FACTS?. World Leisure & Recreation 37:1, pages 9-13.
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EdgarL. Jackson & KarlaA. Henderson. (1995) Gender‐based analysis of leisure constraints. Leisure Sciences 17:1, pages 31-51.
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Maureen Harrington & Don Dawson. (1995) Who Has It Best? Women's Labor Force Participation, Perceptions of Leisure and Constraints to Enjoyment of Leisure. Journal of Leisure Research 27:1, pages 4-24.
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Valeria J. Freysinger. (1994) Leisure With Children and Parental Satisfaction: Further Evidence of a Sex Difference in the Experience of Adult Roles and Leisure. Journal of Leisure Research 26:3, pages 212-226.
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Karla A. Henderson. (1994) Perspectives on Analyzing Gender, Women, and Leisure. Journal of Leisure Research 26:2, pages 119-137.
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M. Deborah Bialeschki & Sarah Michener. (1994) Re-entering Leisure: Transition Within the Role of Motherhood. Journal of Leisure Research 26:1, pages 57-74.
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John Dattilo, Anne M. Dattilo, Diane M. Samdahl & Douglas A. Kleiber. (1994) Leisure Orientations and Self-Esteem in Women with Low Incomes Who are Overweight. Journal of Leisure Research 26:1, pages 23-38.
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Susan M. Shaw. (1994) Gender, Leisure, and Constraint: Towards a Framework for the Analysis of Women's Leisure. Journal of Leisure Research 26:1, pages 8-22.
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Karla Henderson. (1993) Feminist Perspectives on Leisure Constraints. Agenda 9:17, pages 29-40.
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DebraJ. Jordan. (1992) Effective Leadership for Girls and Women in Outdoor Recreation. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance 63:2, pages 61-64.
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