‘Adventure, Heterodoxy and Knavery’: Queensland's Electoral Experience

Adventure tourism and adventure sports injury: the New Zealand experience.

The primary aims of this study were to establish a client injury baseline for the New Zealand adventure tourism and adventure sport sector, and to examine patterns and trends in claims for injury during participation in adventure activities. Content analysis of narrative text data for compensated injuries occurring in a place for recreation and sport over a 12-month period produced over 15,000 ...

Evaluation of the Mystery Adventure experience

An undergraduate class of 37 American outdoor education students were involved in a one-day “Mystery Adventure”. The program design was based on a holistic ‘wave theory’ model, as described by Martin (2001) in the context of Outward Bound program design in the Czech Republic. The one-day Mystery Adventure was based in a small, rural town and involved students in small groups selecting their own...

How monist is heterodoxy?

Some heterodox economists, most notably Tony Lawson, have come under suspicion of not being true pluralists, but ‘strategic pluralists’: their advocacy of pluralism is thought to be merely instrumental to a hidden monist agenda. This paper does not aim to judge the accused but rather to assess the accusations; the focus is on clarifying the notion of pluralism itself. First a paradox is found t...

Integrating educational video games in LAMS: the <e-Adventure> Experience

Educational computer and video game are a digital medium that have been proved to be useful in improving both students’ motivation and learning outcomes enhancing the overall learning experience. On the one hand, games can introduce new appealing interfaces and highly interactive experiences. On the other hand, e-learning environments can help to address some of the open issues that come up whe...

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