Research Reflections Leisure Research in a Global World: Time to Reverse the Western Domination in Leisure Research?

Yoshitaka Iwasaki · Tetsuya Onda · Christopher P. Bowling

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Despite the trend toward globalization, a gap in leisure research between west and east continues to exist. The noncritical use of western 1 (and ethnocentric) terminologies, including leisure in a...

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