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Outdoor recreation and ethnicity: seen in a Danish adolescent perspective
Sandra Gentin
SCIENCE PhD theses
Forest and Landscape College
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Computer Science
Policy Making
100%
Societal Context
100%
School District
100%
Theoretical Framework
100%
Political Context
100%
Underrepresented Group
100%
Policy Document
100%
Official Statistic
100%
Social Sciences
Youth
100%
Danish
100%
Ethnic Minority
60%
Green Space
26%
Denmark
20%
UK
13%
Research Approach
13%
Germany
13%
Societal Development
6%
Macro Level
6%
Policy Making
6%
Legislation
6%
Cultural Background
6%
Micro Level
6%
Sociologist
6%
German
6%
Official Statistic
6%
Europe
6%
Health and Well-Being
6%
Integration Policy
6%
Ethnic Minority Group
6%
Beverages
6%
North America
6%
Birthplace
6%
Keyphrases
Outdoor Recreation
100%
Ethnic Minorities
66%
Minority Background
33%
European Research
12%
Natural Areas
12%
Green Space
12%
Denmark
12%
Netherlands
8%
Germany
8%
Number of Days
4%
Policy Documents
4%
Official Statistics
4%
Existing Knowledge
4%
Sunbathing
4%
Recreation Policy
4%
Policy Research
4%
Societal Context
4%
Subjective Perception
4%
National Approach
4%
Policy Making
4%
Adolescent Substance Use
4%
North America
4%
Cultural Background
4%
National Forest Programme
4%
Societal Development
4%
Beer
4%
European Context
4%
Integration Policy
4%
Europe
4%
Policy Planning
4%
United Kingdom
4%
Political Context
4%
Green Areas
4%
Citizenship
4%
Macro Level
4%
Norbert Elias
4%
Urban Green Space
4%
Copenhagen
4%
User Groups
4%
Well-being
4%
Relational View
4%
Psychology
Adolescence
100%
Recreation
100%
Ethnic Minority
64%
Health and Well-Being
4%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Tourism Destination
25%