2014 journal article
The Imperative of Leisure Justice Research
LEISURE SCIENCES, 36(4), 340–348.
author keywords: critical theory; participatory action research; practice; social change; translation
UN Sustainable Development Goal Categories
11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
(Web of Science)
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Added: August 6, 2018
Leisure justice is an approach to how the right to leisure can be facilitated through a social and environmental justice lens. Leisure justice research is described along with the challenges that it manifests. Questions are raised about what becomes of leisure research if justice is discounted as well as what research will embody if justice is an imperative. Further suggestions about what leisure justice research entails and the ongoing issues are proffered as well as how and why all research about leisure can have implications for justice. The challenge before leisure scholars is to use justice research for addressing emerging questions about leisure leading to social change. Leisure justice research is a basis for social action.