Focusing on the growing interest in leisure during the 1970s, this book offers an in-depth exploration of social research findings relevant to recreation policies. It serves as both an academic resource and a practical guide for practitioners, highlighting key insights and developments in the field of leisure studies. First published in 1976, it remains a significant contribution to understanding the social dimensions of leisure activities.
An Internet Love Story Between a Russian Princess and a Kentucky Hillbilly
Exploring themes of fate and connection, this dual autobiography intertwines the lives of two individuals from opposite ends of the globe. Their romantic journey, guided by divine intervention, reveals the profound bond they share despite their contrasting backgrounds. Through their unique perspectives, the narrative delves into the challenges and triumphs of their relationship, illustrating how love transcends distance and cultural differences.
World recession and widespread unemployment accentuated an existing trend - more people retiring from work early and living longer after doing so. First published in 1982, this provides a careful and critical examination of what we knew about retirement and discusses possible alternative answers to the various problems involved.