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Playgrounds without frontiers : movin', moddin', pushing the boundaries of pleasure

Hatton, Zannagh - In: The problem of pleasure : leisure, tourism and crime, (pp. 48-61). 2012

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The making, shaking and taking of public spaces

White, Robert D. - In: The problem of pleasure : leisure, tourism and crime, (pp. 32-47). 2012

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Introduction: the problem of pleasure : theoretical foundations

Mawby, Rob I. - In: The problem of pleasure : leisure, tourism and crime, (pp. 1-6). 2012

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Crime time : the rise of police programming on television

Wise, Jenny; McGovern, Alyce - In: The problem of pleasure : leisure, tourism and crime, (pp. 20-31). 2012

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The paradox of cinematic sexualized violence as entertainment

Monckton Smith, Jane - In: The problem of pleasure : leisure, tourism and crime, (pp. 9-19). 2012

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Work and television

Corneo, Giacomo - 2002

In OECD countries watching television is by far the most time-consuming form of leisure. Surprisingly, television viewing is positively correlated with work hours across countries. A simple model based on the notion of aggregate strategic complementarities in social leisure is developed which...

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