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Terror, Leisure and Consumption

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Emerald Studies in Deviant Leisure

Series Editors:

Thomas Raymen, Plymouth University, UK; Oliver Smith, Plymouth University, UK; Steve Redhead, Flinders University, Australia.

The Emerald Studies in Deviant Leisure series examines the relationship between commodified leisure and harm. The series provides a forum for publications that explore the harms of commodified leisure against a wider backdrop of consumerism and global capitalism. The series transcends disciplinary boundaries and will publish work from the fields of Criminology, Sociology, Youth Studies, Leisure Studies, Tourism Studies, Cultural Geography, Urban Studies and more. The series publishes monographs, edited collections and short books (between 20,000 and 50,000 words). Proposals from early career researchers are particularly welcome.

Titles in this series

Thomas Raymen, Parkour, Deviance and Leisure in the Late-Capitalist City: An Ethnography

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Terror, Leisure and Consumption

Spaces for Harm in a Post-Crash Era

By

Leanne McRae

United Kingdom – North America – Japan India – Malaysia – China

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First edition 2018

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