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Leisure as a Game of Permissions: Women's Leisure in Contemporary India

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By Andrew Shaw
| nritmedia.nl
This framing reveals complexity in lives typically represented through binary extremes. Bollywood portrays rural women either as completely innocent with highest morality or as entirely helpless victims. "When you swing in this extreme, what you miss out is a whole range of complexity of identities." Surabhi asks: "It's easier to imagine suffering of someone facing triple layer of oppression; gender, caste, class.
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The role of leisure in transitioning towards inclusive cities

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By Marisa de Brito, Andrew Shaw
| nritmedia.nl
As of January 2024, two academies of Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas), namely Academy for Leisure & Events and Academy of Built Environment & Logistics, together with Placemaking Europe, Superwien, KÉK, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, amongst others, are partners of the international research project, InclusiveCity, which as the name suggests focuses on inclusive urban development.
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The European classroom of Urban Life and Placemaking

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By Andrew Shaw, Simon de Wijs
| nritmedia.nl
Leisure & Events Management students at BUas can opt for the ‘Urban Life & Placemaking’ (ULP) track. ULP uses events and leisure activities to help students develop and enrich cities, making them liveable and loveable. It encourages student participation in city event design and social interventions. ULP has an international perspective, learning from examples abroad and exposing students to the experiences of people with very different backgrounds.
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