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Regulating Commercial Gambling: Past, Present, and Future (Oxford Socio-legal Studies) (Paperback)

by David Miers (Author)
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an impressive book ... indispensable to anyone who wishes to understand why a gambling bill can still be controversial Ross McKibbin, London Review of Books

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an impressive book ... indispensable to anyone who wishes to understand why a gambling bill can still be controversial (Ross McKibbin, London Review of Books )

Miers's book, however, is not simply a fine resource for anyone interested in UK gambling law. It is also a fascinating social history and implies an exploration of profound issues in political theory about the freedom of individuals to choose how to live their own lives even if this means making choices of which others (perhaps rightly) disapprove and which are also perhaps substantially self-damaging even if they don't significantly damage others. Correlatively Miers's treatment raises fundamental questions about what government is for and what it can realistically be expected to do. ... Meanwhile, no serious student of gambling can afford to be without this book. (Peter Collins, Society for the Study of Gambling Newsletter )

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