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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Internet gambling"”.
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The psychosocial impact of online problem gambling
… 1994, there has been an increased prevalence of gambling in the UK. Technological innovation in this time has led to new ways in which people can gamble worldwide (e.g., internet gambling, mobile phone gambling and interactive television gambling), and increased accessibility to opportunities to …
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Routes in and out of problem internet gambling by gender and by gambling activity: a mixed-method study based on personal accounts of internet gamblers
In the last two decades, Internet gambling (IG) has emerged as a medium in which to gamble. This research aimed to increase understanding of IG by examining routes in and out of problem IG, and also investigating similarities and differences between men and women, players of different IG activities …
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The impact of the EU internet gaming policies on Malta
Although internet gambling is a very recent phenomenon, gambling in general has existed for centuries. One can go back as far as the scriptures in the Bible and find references to 'tossing of lots'. There are many references to tossing of lots, among which, the Bible tells us about when the …
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The Myth of Paradise: A Reappraisal of Commonwealth Caribbean States' Sovereignty and Development Sustainability within the Transnational Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Legal Order
… and their professional facilitators, offshore Internet gambling services, and the coherence of the FATF’s risk-based approach to combating money laundering (RBA) in developing country contexts. The study’s primary contribution to existing scholarship lies in its advocacy for the reconstitution …
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Māori women and gambling: Every day is a war day!
… with the health implications of new forms of gambling such as casinos, pokie machines and internet gambling for Māori women and their families in Auckland and the Bay of Plenty region of Aotearoa (New Zealand). It set out to discover what culturally appropriate services were available and the …
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An analysis of the effect of monopolies on the freedom to provide services with reference to the liberalisation in the e-communications industry and recent developments in the e-gaming industry
The free movement of services requires the removal of restrictions on the provision of services between Member States whenever a cross-border element is present. Movement of services may also occur without the provider or the recipient moving. Monopolies are deemed to be interference to the free …