An Investigation into the Nature and Magnitude of the Demand for Outdoor Recreation among the Urban Black Communities of South Africa

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Title:	An Investigation into the Nature and Magnitude of the Demand for Outdoor Recreation among the Urban Black Communities of South Africa
Author:	Hugo, M.L.
Year:	1974
Periodical:	South African Journal of African Affairs
Volume:	4
Issue:	2
Pages:	57-66
Language:	English
Geographic term:	South Africa
Subjects:	leisure apartheid townships Miscellaneous (i.e. Demography, Refugees, Sports) Urbanization and Migration Ethnic and Race Relations Peoples of Africa (Ethnic Groups) Development and Technology
Abstract:	Concerning the recreation for urban Black communities in South Africa a very strong process of acculturation is noticeable in this sphere. Very little seems to be left of the traditional types of recreation among Black communities. Sections of the article: A comparison between the recreational pattern of the modern urban blacks and that of industrialized nations - The demand for outdoor recreation and the pattern of actual participation by the urban blacks - The magnitude of the demand for outdoor recreation among the urban blacks in South Africa - Projection of the magnitude of participation for the year 2000. Tables; ref.