The purpose of this article is to address some of the issues raised by Samdahl and
Jekubovich (1997) in their critique of leisure constraints research. I suggest that the authors …

This study identified leisure constraints, constraints negotiation strategies, and their relative
frequencies among 114 high school students from one under-resourced area of South …

Virtually all past leisure constraints research has been based on a conception of constraints
as insurmountable obstacles to leisure participation. Thus, it has typically been assumed …

This study expands upon portions of a study conducted by Jackson and Dunn (1991) that
examined internal homogeneity in relation to perceptions of constrained leisure. A single …

This paper considers reported constraints to participation in terms of leisure activity and
demographic characteristics. A regionally stratified random sample of 2024 Ontario …

The purpose of this study was to test a model of the leisure constraint negotiation process
proposed by Hubbard and Mannell. A multidimensional measure of physically active leisure …

What constraints are experienced by a sample of the Greek population when participating in
recreational sport activities? An attempt was made to answer this question by using data …

Using data from a questionnaire administered to the same population (Alberta, Canada) in
two surveys conducted four years apart (1988 and 1992), this paper investigates three …

This study extends previous research on leisure constraints by developing a new, theory-
based, inventory of intrapersonal leisure constraints items using the theory of planned …

Leisure constraint literature has typically assumed that constraints prevent or modify
participation in leisure. In this paper, I take up the work of Michel Foucault (1926–1984) to …