Vol. 5 No. 1 (2024): Critical Directions in Early-Career Gambling Studies

Published: 2024-10-05

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Editorial

A Reflection on the Past Four Years and the Future of Gambling Studies Everything Is Different, Yet Some Things Never Change: Critical Directions in Early-Career Gambling Studies

Annie-Claude Savard, Katie Palmer du Preez, Eva Monson

i–v
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Original Research Articles

Gambling Industry Strategies to Influence the Reform of State Online Monopolies The Case of the Gambling Industry in Sweden and Finland

Thomas Babila Sama, Heikki Hiilamo

1–20
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Characteristics and Experiences of Employees who Gamble at Work A Mixed-Methods Study

Rebecca Hudson Breen, Daniel O'Brien, James Sanders

21–48
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“All you’ve got to do is stop”: A Qualitative Examination of Gambling Stigma and Discrimination from the Perspective of Lived Experience

Elizabeth Killick, Clare Wyllie, Alexander Källman, Michelle Potiaumpai

49–64
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Commentary

The Rise of Online and Sports Betting in Ghana Observations, Driving Factors, and Societal Implications

Sewordor Toklo

65–75
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(Un)Lucky Designs?: What Game Jams Can Contribute to Critical Gambling Studies

Pauline Hoebanx, Martin French, Hanine El Mir

76–83
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Women, Pleasure and the Gambling Experience: 16 Years On

Emma Casey

84–89
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The Contextual Nature of Stigma and Gambling: What Difference Does It Make to Help-Seeking?

Catherine Hitch, Alice Hoon

90–96
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Interview: So, What Is Wrong with Addiction?: A Conversation with Helen Keane

Helen Keane

97–104
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Review Articles

Book Review: Simpson, Tim. (2023). Betting on Macau: Casino Capitalism and China’s Consumer Revolution. University of Minnesota Press. 388 pp. ISBN 9781517900304

Kah-Wee Lee

105–109
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