Basic Leisure Studies

Author: Li Zhongguang / Lu Changchong
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book explores the fundamental theories of leisure studies and provides a basic framework for understanding leisure theory. It is divided into four parts: Overview of Leisure Studies, Leisure and Leisure Activities, Leisure Theories, and Personal Leisure and Social Leisure.
Target Audience: Theoretical researchers, scientific research personnel, policy researchers and policymakers, management personnel of enterprises and institutions, graduate students and senior undergraduate students in humanities and social sciences, as well as all readers interested in leisure studies.
Li Zhongguang: Teaching Assistant at the School of Tourism and Hotel Management, Northeast University of Finance and Economics, and a Ph.D. candidate in Business Administration (third year). His main research areas include leisure theory, leisure economics, business theory, and business management.
Lu Changchong: Currently a Professor at Northeast University of Finance and Economics, Dean of the School of Business Administration, and Doctoral Supervisor in Business Administration and Tourism Management. He has previously served as Dean of the School of Tourism and Hotel Management and the Chairman of the 8th Annual Conference of the Asia-Pacific Tourism Association (Asia-Pacific Tourism Association).
This book explores the fundamental theories of leisure studies and provides a basic framework for understanding leisure theory. Its main objective is to strengthen the fundamental theoretical research of leisure studies and, based on this, to present a comprehensive theoretical framework of leisure studies. Leisure studies is a discipline that is comprehensive, multi-faceted, multi-level, and touches nearly all branches of society.