Scholars have attributed park (non) use, especially ethno-racially differentiated (non) use, to
various factors, including socio-cultural (eg poverty, cultural preferences, etc.) and socio …

Using data derived from two provincewide surveys of the general public of Alberta, Canada,
two empirical questions were addressed:(a) What constraints to leisure do women and men …

If one accepts the premise that one of the main goals of leisure research is to understand
people's behavior in the leisure domain of their lives, and agrees with the observation that …

This paper reports two separate analyses based on interviews in which people talked about
the factors that shaped leisure within their everyday lives. In the first analysis, researchers …

This book is an update of A leisure of one's own: a feminist perspective on women's leisure
(Henderson et al., 1989). By identifying a number of feminist perspectives, it illustrates how …

This study addresses the continuing relevance of race as a persistent societal issue in the
US, and tackles criticism (;;) regarding the lack of models to guide research that links race …

Overview This paper seeks to demonstrate remedies for two deficiencies in literature on
museum visiting. Firstly, it attends to generic rather than situationally-contingent motivations …

The purposes of this study were to extend previous constraints research by determining
what constraints limited people's use of public parks in an urban environment, how willing …

Despite considerable advances in our understanding of constraint composition, antecedent
conditions, outcomes, and negotiation behaviors, few studies have tracked how constraints …

Celebrities have become an important source of leisure and recreation for people across the
globe. This study conceived celebrity fandom in terms of leisure involvement, and, following …