Leisure is a multispecies practice. From the excitement and close interaction of human and
horse tackling a show jum** course, to the joy and playfulness of a child throwing a ball …

The empowerment of local communities has been a popular buzzword to assess the
success of tourism development. However, there is concern regarding the implementation of …

One of the most widely cited definitions of leisure is that presented by Joffre Dumazedier,
originally published in 1962 and based on three functions of leisure identified in his …

ABSTRACT Viktor Emil Frankl (1905–1997) was a Jewish-Austrian psychiatrist and
neurologist who founded logotherapy and spent 2.5 years incarcerated in four Nazi …

This commentary challenges the anthropocentrism of leisure research and raises some of
the limitations of considering leisure solely from human-centric perspectives. Research from …

This study was undertaken to develop understandings of the self-empowerment process of a
marginalised community within the hospitality industry. The majority of studies have focused …

Tourism worldmaking theories explain how discourse, representation, and practice shape
tourism and leisure spaces, yet can neglect the important roles of law, policy and the …

This paper explores intersections between health creation, leisure and nature emerging
from research with Millennial university students in Australia studying to become health …

Research and theory suggest that leisure, sense of home, and identity are all implicated in
older adults moving to new residences. An integrative review was conducted to provide a …

We provide a critical approach to current colloquial and scholarly understandings of leisure
focusing on instrumental understandings of leisure in modern, liberal-democratic society …