Gambling: Public Policies And The Social Sciences
Summary
Because of the rapid spread of permitted gambling, social scientists have begun to examine a variety of associated impacts. This volume offers a selection of such analysis of modern gambling and its implications for society. By adding to the knowledge about the consequences of permitted gambling, such research should aid the future public policy process. Distributed for the Institute for the Study of Gambling.
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