Community Leader Perceptions of the Social and Economic Impacts of Indian Gaming

  • Janes P
  • Collison J
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The development of casino gambling in recent years whether through state-regulated or Native American gaming operations has resulted in increased concern over social and economic impacts. This study assessed perceptions of eight community leaders as to how the area was affected by a major expansion of a Native American casino. Leaders were interviewed prior to and several years after the completed expansion. Leaders felt the expansion had contributed positively to the community but noted increased social concerns. Overall, economic impacts were positive, however, the uniqueness of a Native American casino operation posed other challenges.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Janes, P. L., & Collison, J. (2012). Community Leader Perceptions of the Social and Economic Impacts of Indian Gaming. UNLV Gaming Research & Review Journal, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.9741/2327-8455.1175

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