Gambling Cultures
Studies in History and Interpretation
Edited by Jan McMillen
Published June 13th 1996 by Routledge – 336 pages
Series: Culture: Policy and Politics
Description
A study of modern gambling as it has emerged as a commercial industry, which analyzes the ambiguous relationship between morality and risk taking and examines the contradictory stances of governments.
Contents
Vicki Abt, Gabrielle A Brenner,Mark Dickerson, Rachael Dixey, David Dixon, John Dombrink, William R Eadington, Sytze Kingma, Martin Lipeb, David Miers, Wendy Selby, Michael Servert, James F Smith, Michael Walker, Peter Williams
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