Gaming Studies
Selected Internet Resources:
Gaming Studies
Gateway Sites | Associations and Institutes | Bibliography | Casino and Resort Directories | E-Journals in the UM Library | News | Selected Articles |
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Various Gaming in Macau. |
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Gaming Control Board | |
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Nevada Gaming Commission and State Gaming Control Board. |
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Gambling INFOsites.com: gambling related websites | |
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Gaming Studies Research Center | |
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The worldwide leader in gaming research. |
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Uncle Sam - GAMING / GAMBLING | |
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Government Publications Department. |
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Urbino.NET | |
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Alberta Gaming Research Institute | |
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ALLGEM : Associations | |
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American Gaming Association | |
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(AGA) opened its office in Washington, D.C., in June 1995 with the fundamental goal of creating a better understanding of the gaming entertainment industry by bringing facts about the industry to the general public, elected officials, other decision makers and the media through education and advocacy. |
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California Nations Indian Gaming Association | |
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European Association for the Study of Gambling | |
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Gamblers Anonymous | |
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GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem. |
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Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau | |
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Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming - UN Reno | |
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The International Association of Gaming Attorneys "IAGA" | |
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The International Association of Gaming Attorneys "IAGA" is a Nevada nonprofit professional corporation dedicated to the development of gaming law and the education of its members. |
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Interactive Gaming Council | |
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The Interactive Gaming Council (IGC) is a not for profit corporation organized under the Canadian incorporation statutes with the primary purpose to provide information and education regarding the interactive gaming industry. |
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Macau Millennium College | |
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Youth Gambling International | |
| Bibliography Go to Top | ||
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Aasved, Mikal J. (2000). Gambling : crime or recreation? (Call no. HV 6715 Gam 2000) | |
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Aasved, Mikal J. (2002). The psychodynamics and psychology of gambling : the gambler's mind. (Call no. RC 569.5 G35 Aas) | |
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Aasved, Mikal J. (2003). The sociology of gambling. (Call no. HV 6715 Aas) | |
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Eadington, William R. (1999). The business of gaming : economic and management issues. (Call no. HV 6713 Bus) | |
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Greenlees, E. Malcolm (1998). Casino accounting and financial management. (Call no. HF 5686 G23 Gre c.2) | |
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Gullo, Nick. (2002). Casino marketing. (Call no. HD 9993 G35 Gul) | |
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Kilby, Jim. (1998). Casino operations management. (Call no. HV 6711 Kil c.2) | |
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Macau. Governo (1998).幸運博彩專營批給合約. (Call no. K M3 915 Mac 1998) | |
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Mason, John Lyman (2001). Governing gambling. (Call no. KF 3992 Mas) | |
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Perkinson, Robert R. (2003). The gambling addiction patient workbook. (Call no. RC 569.5 G35 Per 2003) | |
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Reith, Gerda (2002). The age of chance: gambling in western culture. (Call no. HV 6710 Rei 2002) | |
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Sifakis, Carl. (1990). Encyclopedia of gambling. (Call no. HV6710 SIF) | |
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Strange, Susan (1986). Casino capitalism. (Call no. HG 6041 STR) | |
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Vancura, Olaf (2000). Finding the edge : mathematical analysis of casino games. (Call no. QA 271 Fin) | |
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Vaughan-Williams, Leighton. (2003). The economics of gambling. (Call no. HV 6710 Eco) | |
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WILSON, ALLAN N (1965). The casino gambler's guide. (Call no. GV 1301 WIL) | |
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Li Jiang (2003). Economic seeing betting = Gambling a economic view. (Call no. HD 9993 G353 Li) | |
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Li Xiaotong. (2003). The application of information technology in tourism gaming industry. (Call no. TX 911.3 E4 Li) | |
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Xu Yifeng. (2003). Practical Gaming in Entertainment Gaming Industry. (Call no. PL 1121 C5 Hsu) | |
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Chen Bingqiang, Chen Bingsong (2001). Gaming Industry and Development Opportunities: Discussing Gambling Power and Macau Economic Ramp. (Call no. GV 1301 Che) | |
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Liu Daiyang (1996). Gaming Business Regulation and Tax Planning. (Call no. KNP 303.8 .G35 Po) | |
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Liu Pinliang. (2002). Macau Gaming Industry. (Call no. HV 6722 M3 Liu) | |
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Casino Staff Club Members Newsletter. | |
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Associated Press. Business Brief -- Wynn Resorts Ltd.: Macau Agrees to 20-Year Pact On Casino, Infrastructure Funds. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Jun 25, 2002. p. D5 | |
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Baird, David. Farewell to Asia's last colony. Maclean's, 01/11/99, Vol. 112 Issue 2, p32, 2p, 2c; (AN 1423661) | |
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Balfou,Frederik. FAMILY -STYLE CASINOS FOR SIN CITY? Macau invites U.S. tycoons to build an Asian Las Vegas. Business Week New York:Oct 7, 2002. Iss. 3802, p. 26 | |
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Barnett, Cherry. The Last Outpost. History Today, Dec99, Vol. 49 Issue 12, p38, 2p, 1c; (AN 2554720) | |
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Binkley, Christina. Las Vegas Moguls Win Casino Licenses in China. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Feb 11, 2002. p. B5 | |
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Brady, Diane. Mayhem in Macau: The Joint Is Jumpin' At the Hotel Lisboa --- Where the Casino Never Closes, The Audience Never Claps And Hit Men Never Miss. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:May 29, 1998. p. A1 | |
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Business: Less sleaze, please; Gambling in Asia. The Economist London:Oct 20, 2001. Vol. 361, Iss. 8244, p. 67 | |
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Coleman, Zach. Casino Deal In Macau Likely To Be Given A Tough Look. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Mar 22, 2002. p. A.10 | |
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Fang, Bay. China embraces a speck called Macao. U.S. News & World Report, 12/20/99, Vol. 127 Issue 24, p40, 1p, 1 map, 1c; (AN 2579498) | |
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Friedland, Jonathan. Hongkong: Gambling on the Future; Long Shot Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Jun 6, 1991. Vol. 151, Iss. 23, (4 pp.) | |
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Gaming - Macau: Gambling on its Future?. Journal Of Travel Research Boulder:Fall 1995. Vol. 34, Iss. 2, (1 pp.) | |
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Gilley, Bruce Asia's casino boom. Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Jan 25, 2001. Vol. 164, Iss. 3, p. 44-48 (4 pp.) | |
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Gilley, Bruce. People's casino. Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Dec 16, 1999. Vol. 162, Iss. 50, p. 24-27 (4 pp.) | |
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Hye,Cheah Cheng. Never Play Poker With a Man Named Spare Ribs in Macao --- Asian Card Pros Act Like Pigs But You'll Soon Find Out They Are Really Sharks. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Jun 10, 1987. | |
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Jarrett, Ian. Casinos battle for Asia's high-rollers. Asian Business Hong Kong:Nov 1995. Vol. 31, Iss. 11, (3 pp.) | |
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Kaplan, David E.. The Far East Sopranos.. U.S. News & World Report, 1/27/2003, Vol. 134 Issue 3, p34, 1/2p; (AN 8948502) | |
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Less sleaze, please. Economist, 10/20/2001, Vol. 361 Issue 8244, p67, 1p, 1c; (AN 5384016) | |
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Lubell, Sam. New Vegas strip planned for China's Macao. Architectural Record, Oct2003, Vol. 191 Issue 10, p38, 1/3p, 1c; (AN 11136540) | |
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Macau Casinos Expect to Draw From China. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Jul 2, 2002. p. D2 | |
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Macau Mogul's Future Isn't a Sure Bet --- Transition to Chinese Rule May Spell Wonacott, Pete.r End to Riches From Casino Gambling. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York:Dec 20, 1999. p. A, 22:1 | |
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Macau waits its turn. National Geographic, Mar97, Vol. 191 Issue 3, p30, 2p, 1c; (AN 9702261965) | |
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Macau: Gambling and tourism. Country Report: Hong Kong, Macau New York:1993. Iss. 2, (2 pp.) | |
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Macau: Gambling and tourism. Country Report: Hong Kong, Macau New York:1993. Iss. 3, (2 pp.) | |
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Manue,l Gren. Is Rowdy Macau Ready for Its Close-Up? --- The City of Kinky Casinos Wants to Ba a Class Act But Must Bear Scrutiny. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Aug 17, 2001. p. A.7 | |
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Paterik, Stephanie. Whale-Hunting in Vegas --- To Harpoon the High Rollers, Casinos Ready Luxury Salons Offering Perks -- and Privacy. Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition ). New York, N.Y.:Aug 15, 2002. p. B.1 | |
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Pomerantz, Dorothy. Calculated Risk. Forbes, 9/2/2002, Vol. 170 Issue 4, p54, 1/2p, 1c; (AN 7201287) | |
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Pomerantz, Dorothy. Viva Macau.. Forbes, 2/18/2002, Vol. 169 Issue 4, p44, 1/2p, 1c; (AN 6026300) | |
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Rashid, Ahmed. Economies: Gambling on the Kazakhs. Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Feb 4, 1993. Vol. 156, Iss. 5, (1 pp.) | |
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Roy, Barun. Spotlight: Macau -- An Asian Las Vegas? Stanley Ho Bets on the Casino Game/The Desperate Search for an Economic Identity/Financial Sector Sees Hope in Offshore Banking. Asian Finance. London:Oct 15, 1986. Vol. 12, Iss. 10, (12 pp.) | |
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Saywell, Trish. Not casino royale... . Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Jul 3, 1997. Vol. 160, Iss. 27, p. 72 | |
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Schwarz, Adam. Christmas gamble: Island casino hopes to attract Asia's big. Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:Jul 8, 1993. Vol. 156, Iss. 27, (1 pp.) | |
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Shao, Maria. Macau's Casino King Gets Set to Play with Beijing. Business Week New York:Jan 19, 1987. Iss. 2981, | |
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Shao, Maria. Macau's Casino King Gets Set to Play with Beijing. Business Week: Industrial/Technology New York:Jan 19, 1987. Iss. 2981, (2 pp.) | |
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Yoon, Suh-kyung.Gambling gourmet. Far Eastern Economic Review Hong Kong:May 17, 2001. Vol. 164, Iss. 19, p. 66-67. | |
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Zeng Zhonglu. An Analysis of the Impact of Opening Gambling in Thailand. The Economy of Macau, Issue 17, p.67. | |
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Wang Yiming. The vertical differentiation of the tourism monopoly competition market: A discussion on the development of tourism in Macao. Journal of Macao Polytechnic University, vol. 6, no. 3, 2003, p.13. | |
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Wang Wuyi. The Gaming Industry Moves Closer to the Financial Industry: An Initial Probe into the Industry Problems of Gaming Industry. Journal of Macao Polytechnic University, vol. 6, no. 3, 2003, p.23. | |
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Zeng Zhonglu. Research on the Present Situation of the Gaming Industry in the Mainland. Journal of Macao Polytechnic University, vol. 6, no.1, 2003, p.25. | |
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Yan Li Xia. The function of the government in the development of betting education in Macau. Journal of Macao Polytechnic University, vol. 6, no. 3, 2003, p.1. | |
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溫潔. Wen Jie. Analysis of the Gaming Industry in Australia. Journal of Macao Polytechnic University, vol. 6, no. 3, 2003, p.33. | |
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ALLGAM : Casinos | |
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Asia Casino Guide | |
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Atlantic City Information Guide | |
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Casino Resorts Online | |
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The Definitive Gambling Directory | |
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Hotel Lisboa & Casino (Macau) | |
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Las Vegas Sites | |
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MGM Mirage Resorts | |
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he Venetian (Las Vegas) | |
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Wynn Resorts Macau | |
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E-gambling: the electronic journal of gambling issues | |
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Gaming Research & Review Journal (EBSCO Host) | |
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Journal of Gambling Studies (EBSCOhost) | |
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Simulation & Gaming (Gale Cengage Learning) | |
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Casino Center | |
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Includes information on the gambling industry with links to casinos, journals and newsletter. |
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Casino Gambling Glossary | |
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Casino Journal | |
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The worldwide Media Leader for the Gaming Industry. |
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Casino Net | |
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Directory of U.S.and foreign casinos and links to news stories. |
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Gambling-Laws-US.com | |
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GamblingLinks.com | |
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Gambling Magazines and Newsletters | |
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Gaming Industry Observer | |
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Interactive Gaming News | |
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Pechanga.NET: your Internet resources | |
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The Law of Gaming in the United States | |
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An Introduction to Online Resources for Researchers of the U.S. Gaming Industry by Mr. Michael Huff (Information Resource Officer of United States Department of State. China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, and Mongolia). |
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Victor Rocha's Indian and Gaming News | |