Annals of Leisure Research

Community sports clubs: are they only about playing sport, or do they have broader health promotion and social responsibilities?

Understanding the motivations of serious leisure participation: a self-determination approach

Mental health benefits of nature-based recreation: a systematic review

Shopping centres beyond purchasing of luxury goods: a tourism perspective

Sport and the British: a modern history

Exploring overparenting in summer camp: adapting, developing, and implementing a measure

The relationship between recreationist–environment fit and recreationist delight

Alive and kicking: the benefits of scuba diving leisure for older Australian women

A structural model exploring gender differences in perceived constraints to competition climbing

Evaluating theory of structured experience propositions: effects of service quality and experience industry techniques on quality of immediate leisure experiences

Gender Equality and Tourism: Beyond Empowerment

Constraints to leisure-time physical activity among Brazilian workers

Identifying the influence of leisure-based social circus on the health and well-being of young people in Australia

‘My desire to play was stronger than my fear of re-injury’: athlete perspectives of psychological readiness to return to soccer following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction surgery

‘Djabooly-djabooly: why don’t they swim?’: the ebb and flow of water in the lives of Australian Aboriginal women

When leisure engenders health: fragile effects and precautions

Lean thinking in leisure: continuously improving event volunteering and management

Tinder tourism: tourist experiences beyond the tourism industry realm

Leisure and health: conjoined and contested concepts

The contribution of family leisure to family functioning and family satisfaction among urban Russian families

Relationships of involvement and interdependent happiness between domestic and international Japanese masters games tourists

Sport and nature: a comment on their relationship

Leisure with impact: research, human rights, and advocacy in a reflective review of a research career

Sport as a cultural offset in Aboriginal Australia

The ephemerality of community

What role do religious belief and moral emotions play in pilgrimage with regards to respecting nature

‘All the lonely people’: embracing autoethnographic creative analytical practice at the 2017 World Masters Games.

The rationalization of leisure time – the scarcity of emotional excitement in a health-promoting exercise intervention for women

Lost Destination marketing opportunities due to international sporting boycott

Navigating by the stars: a critical analysis of Indigenous events as constellations of decolonization

An examination of children’s motives for triathlon participation as a function of age

Subjective psychological experiences in leisure and competitive swimming

An exploration of commitment in nature-based recreation, and its relationship with participation and purchase behaviour

Taking it day-by-day: an exploratory study of adult perspectives on slow living in an urban setting

An examination of an outdoor pool’s contributions to well-Being: predicting different dimensions of well-Being from the use of an outdoor community pool

‘On the hunt for belonging’: culture, hunting and indo-Muslim men in South Africa

‘We were made to feel comfortable and … safe’: co-creating, delivering, and evaluating coach education and health promotion workshops with Aboriginal Australian peoples

Commercial fitness centres in Denmark: a study on development, determinants of provision and substitution effects

Immigration restriction, ‘Americanization’ and the Playground Movement

Designing experiences: by J. Robert Rossman and Mathew D. Duerden, New York, Columbia Business School, 2019, 224 pp., $30.00 (hardcover), ISBN: 978–0231191685

Something to write home about: a ‘textography’ of contemporary postcards

Engaging with sports related serious leisure and acculturation among korean graduate students

Revisiting family leisure research. Critical reflections on the future of family-centered scholarship

Are we there yet? A signature pedagogy for sports coaching

Sisterhood, pleasure and marching: Indigenous women and leisure

Wild animals and leisure: rights and wellbeing / Domestic animals, humans and leisure: rights, welfare, and wellbeing

Making herstory: Cherokee women’s stickball