Innovative, timely, and respected, the Journal of Leisure Research (JLR) has published original research to advance the field of leisure studies since 1968. JLR is scientific in content and nature, focusing on conceptual and methodological advances and questions. JLR is published five times annually. JLR is an official publication of the National Recreation and Park Association.
Journal of Leisure Research (JLR) Volume 35
Number 4
Articles
More Visitors, Less Crowding: Change and Stability of Norms Over Time at the Apostle Islands
Walter F. Kuentzel, Thomas A. Heberlein
The Structure of Recreation Behavior
Thomas A. More, James R. Averill
Differentiating Parent Practices Related to Adolescent Behavior in the Free Time Context
Susan L. Hutchinson, Cheryl K. Baldwin, Linda L. Caldwell
Feminist Implications of Anti-leisure in Dystopian Fiction
Margaret J. Daniels, Heather E. Bowen
An Evaluation of Alternative Forecasting Methods to Recreation Visitation
Rachel J. C. Chen, Peter Bloomfield, Joshua S. Fu
The Hunter's Aim: The Cultural Politics of American Sport Hunters, 1880-1910
Daniel Justin Herman
Book Review
The Harried Leisure Class
Staffan Linden, Geoffrey Godbey
Number 3
Articles
An Examination of the Relationship between Leisure Activity Involvement and Place Attachment among Hikers Along the Appalachian Trail
Gerald Kyle, Alan Graefe, Robert Manning, James Bacon
An Exploration of Women's Leisure within Heterosexual Romantic Relationships
Kristi L. Herridge, Susan M. Shaw, Roger C. Mannell
Leisure Research by Canadians and Americans: One Community or Two Solitudes?
Edgar L. Jackson
Solitudes in Leisure Research: Just the Tip of the Iceberg?
Susan M. Shaw
Intentional Insularity? Alternative Interpretations of Jackson's Analysis
Diane M. Samdahl
One Community or Two Solitudes: Ontology, Epistemology, and Praxiology of Canadian and American Leisure Research
Don Dawson
Readership Is More Important than Publication Outlet
Peter A. Witt
Digging Disciplines Deeper: Thoughts Arising from Commentaries by Shaw, Samdahl, Dawson, and Witt
Edgar L. Jackson
Number 2
Articles
Development of the Free Time Motivation Scale for Adolescents
Cheryl K. Baldwin, Linda L. Caldwell
The Acute Effects of Humor and Exercise on Mood and Anxiety
Attila Szabo
Parent and Child Perspectives of Family Leisure Involvement and Satisfaction with Family life
Ramon B. Zabriskie, Ph. D., CTRS, Bryan P. McCormick, Ph. D., CTRS
The Story of the Queen Anne Memorial Garden: Resisting a Dominant Cultural Narrative
Troy D. Glover, Ph.D.
Collective Identity and Basketball: An Explanation for the Decreasing Number of African-Americans on America's Baseball Diamonds
David C. Ogden, Ph.D., Michael L. Hilt, Ph.D.
Gender Equity in the Context of Organizational Justice: A Closer Look At a Reoccurring Issue in the Field
Denise M. Anderson, KimberlyJ. Shinew
Number 1
Articles
Hiking Alone: Understanding Fear, Negotiation Strategies and Leisure Experience
Theresa G. Coble, Steve W. Selin, Beth B. Erickson
Investigating an Evolving Leisure Experience: Antecedents and Consequences of Spectator Affect During a Live Sporting Event
Robert Madrigal
Impacts of Immigration on Ethnic Identity and Leisure Behavior of Adolescent Immigrants from Korea, Mexico and Poland
Monika Stodolska, Jouyeon Yi
An Empirical Look at Walsh and Golins' Adventure Education Process Model: Relationships between Antecedent Factors, Perceptions of Characteristics of an Adventure Education Experience, and Changes in Self-Efficacy
Jim Sibthorp, Ph.D.
What to Do About Crowding and Solitude in Parks and Wilderness? A Reply to Stewart and Cole
Robert E. Manning
On the Prescriptive Utility of Visitor Survey Research: A Rejoinder to Manning
William P. Stewart, David N. Cole
