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000254250 020__ $$a0275965872 (alk. paper)
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000254250 1001_ $$aBarker, Thomas.
000254250 24510 $$aJokers wild :$$blegalized gambling in the twenty-first century /$$cThomas Barker and Marjie Britz.
000254250 260__ $$aWestport, Conn. :$$bPraeger,$$c2000.
000254250 300__ $$avii, 224 p. ;$$c25 cm.
000254250 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000254250 50500 $$g1.$$tIntroduction --$$g2.$$tWhere are we now? : gambling today --$$tExtent and nature of legal gambling --$$tConclusion --$$g3.$$tNew wine in old bottles --$$gThe$$tcolonists --$$tNineteenth-century gambling --$$tConclusion --$$g4.$$tSin, vice, and gangsters --$$tNew York casinos --$$tGambling as a business : organized crime --$$tConclusion --$$g5.$$tGambling as a legitimate industry --$$gThe$$tphantom arrives --$$tWilliam F. Harrah of Reno --$$gLas$$tVegas : adult Disney World --$$tAtlantic City : gambling on the Boardwalk --$$tConclusion --$$g6. The$$tdam bursts : Indian gambling and gambling vessels --$$gThe$$tred man enters --$$tRoll 'em on the river : return of the riverboats? --$$tConclusion --$$g7.$$tGambling-lotteries : state-run games of chance --$$tNature and extent --$$tPermission : you may --$$gThe$$tgames people play : the modern lottery --$$tPlease do : advertising --$$g8. The$$tweb of gambling --$$tWhate is the Internet? --$$tRegulating the web --$$tAction by the states --$$tAction by the Federal government --$$gThe$$tbusiness of online wagering --$$tConclusion --$$g9.$$tIntellectualizing the action : why people gamble --$$tCompulsive gambling --$$tPathological gambling --$$tEmerging definitions --$$tSquare pegs in round holes : gambling theories --$$tTreatment models --$$tBenefiting from people's addictions --$$tConclusions --$$g10.$$tEffects on special populations --$$tYouth gambling --$$tCollege gambling --$$tSenior citizens gambling --$$tWomen --$$g11.$$tEffects on communities --$$tHe says : the American Gaming Association --$$tShe says : anti-gambling activist --$$tConclusion --$$g12.$$tEnter the Federal Commission --$$tIntroduction --$$t1996 National Gambling Impact Study Commission --$$tCommission recommendations --$$tConclusion --$$g13.$$tEnough is enough --$$tIntroduction --$$tMarket saturation --$$tCompetition --$$tGambling-lotteries --$$tConvenience/neighborhood gambling --$$tFurther signs of trouble --$$tConclusion.
000254250 650_0 $$aGambling$$zUnited States.
000254250 7001_ $$aBritz, Marjie.
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