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The Business of Leisure, the Leisure of Business
2021This chapter explores the shifting yet resilient meanings and motivations of participating in corporate outings for workers in twenty-first-century Japan. It centers on hostess clubs that show how spaces continue to represent both the culture of care and business relationships in corporate Japan and the mediation of gender ideologies for workers facing
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New Leisure and Leisure Customization
World Leisure Journal, 2009Abstract New leisure is any activity of recent invention undertaken in free time, in the sense that a number of people in a region, nation, or larger sociocultural unit have only lately taken it up as a pastime. The goal here is to examine the nature and import of new leisure activities.
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2011
Partner selection occurs naturally and informally, but it may also be organized through commercial intermediaries facilitating mating and dating. This paper focuses on the relationship between online dating and the business cycle . We rely on monthly data covering the period from January 2004 to August 2008 on the demand for online dating in France to ...
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Partner selection occurs naturally and informally, but it may also be organized through commercial intermediaries facilitating mating and dating. This paper focuses on the relationship between online dating and the business cycle . We rely on monthly data covering the period from January 2004 to August 2008 on the demand for online dating in France to ...
Véronique Flambard +2 more
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1999
Actively creating leisure experiences, or authoring leisure, allows older adults to achieve satisfaction and improve their quality of life.
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Actively creating leisure experiences, or authoring leisure, allows older adults to achieve satisfaction and improve their quality of life.
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The influence of leisure skill and leisure flow of leisure sports participants on leisure benefit
Korean Society for the Sociology of Sport, 2008null 김준, null Keun-Mo Lee
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Leisure-rich and leisure-poor: the leisure patterns of young adults
Leisure Studies, 1984Some of the results of an investigation into the leisure patterns and lifestyles of 200 ‘young adults’ living in the Potteries are presented. On the basis of selected attributes of their leisure behaviour, respondents were classified into six leisure activity types and ordered along a spectrum from ‘leisure-rich’ to ‘leisure-poor’.
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The absence of leisure and the negation of leisure
Leisure/Loisir, 2023Justin Harmon, Rudy Dunlap
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Leisure Time and Leisure Space
1989Leisure time and leisure space are not fixed and definite features of society. ‘Nineteenth and twentieth century life,’ writes Yeo,1 ‘has been full of attempts to divide performing from spectating, street space from play space, education and welfare from recreation, politics from the rest of life, values and choices from production, work from ...
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Leisure as Surveillance, and the Surveillance of Leisure
Leisure Sciences, 2023Jeff Rose, Brett Lashua, Bonnie Pang
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