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• Laurent Châtel and Thibaut Clément
  Video introduction to issue 5 [Full text]

• Leisure, Public Engagement and Shared Communities

  • Olaf Stieglitz
    “A particularly desirable exercise for girls and women”: Swimming and Modern Female Bodies in the United States, 1900s–1930s [Full text]
  • Michael Stewart Foley
    We Are the One: Subcultural Politics and Leisure in Early San Francisco Punk [Full text]
  • Mathilde Bertrand
    “Making the Art of Fun Freely Accessible”: Community Arts Practices and the Politics of Leisure in Britain in the 1970s and 1980s [Full text]
  • Karine Chambefort
    Outdoor Leisure Activities in Simon Roberts’s We English Photographic Project: Re-writing landscape and nation [Full text]
  • Sarah Pickard
    Politically Engaged Leisure: The Political Participation of Young People in Contemporary Britain beyond the Serious Leisure Model [Full text]

• The Work/Leisure Frontier

  Tourism, Gambling, Gardening, and Surfing the Web as Objects of Control, Discipline and Legislation
  • Tim Knowles
    Graphic Interlude [Full text]
    The Cultures and Politics of Leisure in the British Isles and the United States
  • Susanne Berthier-Foglar
    Early Tourism in New Mexico: A Primitivist Pastime or a Tool of Integration? [Full text]
  • Emmanuel Roudaut
    “Tote Clubs”, Dog Tracks and Irish Sweepstake: Controversy and Compromise Over Popular Gambling in Interwar Britain [Full text]
  • Arnaud Page
    Meaningful Plots: Leisure, ‘Rational Recreation’ and the Politics of Gardening in British Allotments (Mid 19^th -mid 20^th Centuries) [Full text]
  • Olivier Frayssé
    The Relation Between Production, Labor Regimes and Leisure Forms: From slavery to digital capitalism [Full text]

• Varia

  • Sophie Croisy
    Fighting Colonial Violence in “Indian Country”: Deconstructing racist sexual stereotypes of Native American Women in American popular culture and history [Full text]
  • Joachim Zemmour
    Translating Polysyndeton: A new approach to “Idiomaticism” [Full text]

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