Leisure and Later Life: Past, Present and Future
Leisure StudiesPublished 18 September 2006
Heather Gibson
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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Acknowledgements Thanks go the following people for their ideas: Doug Kleiber, University of Georgia; Jerry Singleton, Dalhousie University; Sherry Dupuis, University of Waterloo; Megan Janke, University of Illinois; John Kelly, Emeritus, University of Illinois; Fran McGuire, Clemson University; Richard Gitelson, Arizona State University
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