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Utility of large-scale leisure research agendas

Rob Lynch
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Peter Brown
Pages 63-77 | Published online: 02 Dec 2010

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Leszek Butowski. (2018) Tourism as a discipline in light of the non-classical sociology of science. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change 16:4, pages 436-454.
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Grant Cushman, Bob Gidlow, Stephen Espiner, Michael Toohey & Michael Annear. (2010) Developing a National Leisure Research Strategy for New Zealand: Arts, outdoor recreation, sport, and community recreation. Annals of Leisure Research 13:3, pages 352-375.
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Leszek BUTOWSKI. (2018) The Issue of Disciplinarity and Non-disciplinarity of Tourism Studies. Téoros 35:1.
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