James F. Cosgrave is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Trent University.Thomas R. Klassen is an associate proffessor in the department of Political Science at York University.

'Geographers should read this book as an intellectual challenge. The discussion shows how gambling is fundamentally rooted in space, place, and landscape, but these aspects remain poorly understood in gambling studies.' - Markus Meuronen & Paulina Raento (The Canadian Geographer: vol55:02:2011)

James F. Cosgrave is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Trent University.Thomas R. Klassen is an associate proffessor in the department of Political Science at York University.

'Geographers should read this book as an intellectual challenge. The discussion shows how gambling is fundamentally rooted in space, place, and landscape, but these aspects remain poorly understood in gambling studies.' - Markus Meuronen & Paulina Raento (The Canadian Geographer: vol55:02:2011)

James F. Cosgrave is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Trent University.Thomas R. Klassen is an associate proffessor in the department of Political Science at York University.

'Geographers should read this book as an intellectual challenge. The discussion shows how gambling is fundamentally rooted in space, place, and landscape, but these aspects remain poorly understood in gambling studies.' - Markus Meuronen & Paulina Raento (The Canadian Geographer: vol55:02:2011)