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Addressing Economic Fragmentation: Modelling Regional Gambling Tourism In The Context Of Social Fields Theory


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Figure 1.

Conceptual model of tourism gambling development through social fields theory (Source: authors’ work, 2020).
Conceptual model of tourism gambling development through social fields theory (Source: authors’ work, 2020).

Figure 2.

Utility functions of the attribute Positive impacts of tourism gambling (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).
Utility functions of the attribute Positive impacts of tourism gambling (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).

Figure 3.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Great Britain (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Great Britain (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 4.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Germany (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Germany (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 5.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Finland (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Finland (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 6.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Sweden (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Sweden (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 7.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Slovenia (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Slovenia (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 8.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in France (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in France (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 9.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Italy (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Italy (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 10.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Nederland (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Nederland (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure 11.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Spain (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Spain (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).

Figure 12.

Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Norway (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Graphical presentation of the selected attributes for gambling tourism development in Norway (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure A1.

The utility function of the aggregated attribute Positive impacts of tourism gambling (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).
The utility function of the aggregated attribute Positive impacts of tourism gambling (Source: authors’ calculation 2020).

Figure A2.

The utility function of the aggregated attribute Internal governance units (Source: authors calculation 2020).
The utility function of the aggregated attribute Internal governance units (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure A3.

The utility function of the aggregated attribute Economy and economics (Source: authors calculation 2020).
The utility function of the aggregated attribute Economy and economics (Source: authors calculation 2020).

Figure A4.

Utility function of the aggregated main attribute Tourism gambling development (Source: authors calculation 2020).
Utility function of the aggregated main attribute Tourism gambling development (Source: authors calculation 2020).

DEX model and evaluation of ten cases

Attribute Great Britain Germany Finland Sweden Slovenia France Italy Nederland Spain Norway
Tourism gambling development insufficiently developed insufficiently developed fully developed fully developed fully developed insufficiently developed mostly developed insufficiently developed fully developed fully developed
⊢Positive impacts of tourism gambling low low high high high low high low high high
| ⊢Economic impacts low low medium medium medium low high low high high
| Level of social costs low low high high high medium high low low low
⊢Existence of tourism gambling partial weak weak weak strong partial weak partial partial weak
⊢Internal governance units strong strong strong strong strong strong low strong strong strong
| Legislation (taxation and monopolies) and prevention and care strong strong strong strong strong strong low strong strong strong
Social factors strong moderate moderate strong low low moderate strong strong strong
  ⊢Social skills strong moderate strong strong low low moderate strong strong strong
  Cognitive frames moderate low low moderate moderate moderate * moderate strong strong

DEX model tree; attributes, scales and a short description of attributes.

Attribute Scale Description
Tourism gambling development insufficiently developed; mostly developed; fully developed Current tourism gambling development
⊢Positive impacts of tourism gambling low; medium; high Outcomes of economic activity showing more economic benefits than social costs
| ⊢Economic impacts low; medium; high Gross Gambling Income per capita in the country
| Level of social costs low; medium; high Percentage of problem gamblers
⊢Existence of tourism gambling weak; partial; strong Existence of venues where gambling tourism is possible.
⊢Internal governance units low; moderate; strong Mechanisms of legal organisation of gambling in country
| Legislation (taxation and monopolies) and prevention and care low; moderate; strong Legislation in the form of high taxation and state monopolies. Organisation of prevention and care system for gambling problems.
Social factors low; moderate; strong Social skills to participate in gambling activity and cognitive frames
⊢Social skills low; moderate; strong Participation in gambling activity by people
Cognitive frames low; moderate; strong Beliefs and habits people use to operate in everyday situations
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Social Sciences, Sociology, Culture, other, Political Sociology, Psychology