Articles · Vol. 5 No 2 (2001): Revue africaine de sociologie · Pages 122-132

Community Attitudes Towards Casinos and the Estimated Magnitude of Problem Gambling: The Mpumalanga Case

  • A.A. Ligthelm
    A.A. Ligthelm
    Bureau of Market Research University of South Africa Pretoria South Africa.
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  • A.A. Ligthelm

    Bureau of Market Research University of South Africa Pretoria South Africa.

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  1. American Gaming Associat on (AGA). 1999. State of the States: The AGA survey of casino entertainment. Washington.
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  3. Ligthelm, AA. 2001(c). Socioeconomic effect of the Vaal Casino development on the Free State/Vaalarea. Pretoria: International Gambling Institute.
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  6. University of Western Sydney. 1996. An examination of the socioeconomic effects of gambling on individuals, families and the community, including research into the co ts of problem gambling in New South Wales. Macather. Astralian Institute for Gambling Research.

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