Conferences

 Leisure Studies Association Conference 2024 between 10th and 12th of July

The LSA 2024 Conference seeks to bring together inter and multidisciplinary perspectives on leisure, events, tourism and sport and, to explore their relationship to global challenges. Specifically, it aims to initiate discussion on the importance of Rights, Responsibilities, and Resistance as they play out in the transformation of society. 

We invite researchers, educators and practitioners, amongst others, to join us to discuss the following sub-themes: Sub-Theme 1 – Leisure and (Human) Rights; Sub-Theme 2 – Leisure and Resistance; Sub-Theme 3 – Responsible Leisure; Sub-Theme 4 – Reimagining Leisure; Sub-Theme 5 – Inclusive Leisure; Sub-Theme 6 – Responsive Leisure.

*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd

 Leisure Studies Association Conference 2024 between 10th and 12th of July

The LSA 2024 Conference seeks to bring together inter and multidisciplinary perspectives on leisure, events, tourism and sport and, to explore their relationship to global challenges. Specifically, it aims to initiate discussion on the importance of Rights, Responsibilities, and Resistance as they play out in the transformation of society. 

We invite researchers, educators and practitioners, amongst others, to join us to discuss the following sub-themes: Sub-Theme 1 – Leisure and (Human) Rights; Sub-Theme 2 – Leisure and Resistance; Sub-Theme 3 – Responsible Leisure; Sub-Theme 4 – Reimagining Leisure; Sub-Theme 5 – Inclusive Leisure; Sub-Theme 6 – Responsive Leisure.

*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd

 Leisure Studies Association Conference 2024 between 10th and 12th of July

The LSA 2024 Conference seeks to bring together inter and multidisciplinary perspectives on leisure, events, tourism and sport and, to explore their relationship to global challenges. Specifically, it aims to initiate discussion on the importance of Rights, Responsibilities, and Resistance as they play out in the transformation of society. 

We invite researchers, educators and practitioners, amongst others, to join us to discuss the following sub-themes: Sub-Theme 1 – Leisure and (Human) Rights; Sub-Theme 2 – Leisure and Resistance; Sub-Theme 3 – Responsible Leisure; Sub-Theme 4 – Reimagining Leisure; Sub-Theme 5 – Inclusive Leisure; Sub-Theme 6 – Responsive Leisure.

*https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd/countries-defined-as-developing-by-the-oecd