Recreation and Society in Africa, Asia and Latin America (RASAALA) encourages original research into the relationship between recreation (sports, games, tourism, pageants and carnivals, etc.) and communities (local, national and international) in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
The journal publishes articles, reviews, review articles, and reports on all relevant domains (social, psychological, economic, political, medical, cognitive and physical) within which modern, ancient, and traditional recreation and leisure impacted and continue to impact and was /is in turn impacted by society and the individual.
The journal publishes articles, reviews, review articles, and reports on all relevant domains (social, psychological, economic, political, medical, cognitive and physical) within which modern, ancient, and traditional recreation and leisure impacted and continue to impact and was /is in turn impacted by society and the individual.
Introduction
RASAALA hopes to chart the debate relating to the nature of changes in agencies responsible for development, practice and organization of recreation and leisure in society.
Studies of historical, comparative, nature, as well as those that interrogate the current state of affairs in recreation and leisure in light of globalization are welcome. RASAALA welcomes analytical or theoretical submissions and encourages interdisciplinary and international perspectives. It accepts audio, video and film contributions.
The journal publishes issues twice yearly.
Studies of historical, comparative, nature, as well as those that interrogate the current state of affairs in recreation and leisure in light of globalization are welcome. RASAALA welcomes analytical or theoretical submissions and encourages interdisciplinary and international perspectives. It accepts audio, video and film contributions.
The journal publishes issues twice yearly.
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