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RANGES Early Career Research Showcase

2022-08-03

The Research and Networking for Gambling Early-Career Scholars (RANGES) is proud to present its Early Career Research Showcase on Wednesday, October 5th, 2022. The event is FREE and open to the public so please attend in support of our Early Career Researchers!  

The event is free, and registration is now open: REGISTER HERE 

The Early Career Research Showcase event is taking place as a part of the 2-day Futures of Gambling Studies: An International Conference for Early Career Scholars. Tickets for the full conference are available exclusively to early career scholars: REGISTER HERE 

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Current Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2022): Special Issue: Philosophy and Gambling: Reflections from Macao
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This special issue, entitled Philosophy and Gambling: Reflections from Macao is edited by guest editor Mario Wenning and CGS Editor Fiona Nicoll.

Published: 2022-07-27

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Critical Gambling Studies is an open access, double-blind peer-reviewed journal published bi-annually. We welcome original research and writing from researchers working in established disciplines including: philosophy, psychology, anthropology, sociology, politics, criminology, aesthetics, history, economics, literature, theology, art history and architecture, tourism and leisure studies, public health and law. We are also keen to consider interdisciplinary approaches to gambling research within an activist tradition. Our focus is primarily on research in the humanities and social sciences, but we would be excited to see innovative and accessible work in medicine, life sciences and other disciplines. We are open to any methodological tradition, including: phenomenology; ethnography; meta-analysis and big data analytics; critical race and indigenous studies; conjunctural analysis; experimental studies; survey methods; fieldwork; semiotic analysis; psychoanalysis; political economy; narrative analysis; statistical analysis and quantitative methods; and archival research.

Read the Author Guidelines and submit your manuscript here.