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    Recreation, leisure and social policy

    Cushman Grant,; Laidler Allan,
    Abstract
    Recreation and leisure are rarely of central interest in political discussions of public policy, but they merit careful consideration for a number of reasons, which is the basis of this occasional paper prepared as a submisson to the Royal Commission on Social Policy. The two authors make a number of recommendations from their areas of expertise: leisure studies and recreation leadership education.
    Keywords
    recreation; leisure; social policy; New Zealand; government policy
    Date
    1990-06
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