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I would just be watching and then, from time to time, I would bet a couple of quid, just for fun, usually on the roulette or fruit machines – but it would never get to my last penny.” “We would get a couple of beers and always a couple of my friends would have a bet in these shops,” he recalled. Rob, who is receiving counselling from the Drugs and Alcohol Service in Stratford, began to gamble about eight years ago after accompanying his demolition site colleagues to William Hill every Friday after they got paid. When you have your pockets full of money, you’re not going home to buy something, you just want those feelings again.” It’s not about winning money, it’s about those feelings. “You have this big expectation and if you win you are happy but if you lose it spurs you on. You feel every single emotion,” he explained. “You get the money and you start playing and it’s like you have a different life.

It publishes a journal Anthropologica and has reclaimed the name of its former journal, Culture for its occasional online bulletin.He says he got caught up in a gambling cycle, fuelled by drink and depression. In 1988 the society changed its name to the Canadian Anthropology Society to clarify its identity and emphasize its role as an anthropology association. Its aims were to encourage formal and informal dissemination of knowledge through an annual conference and publications promote relations with other academic and professional associations, aboriginal groups, and governments and publicize ethnological research and activities to further understanding of ethnological practices. The original constitution defined the organization's mandate as providing a forum for the exchange of ideas among ethnologists. In February 1974 a group of 120 anthropologists launched the Canadian Ethnology Society/société canadienne d'ethnologie (CESCE), because they felt there was room for an association of anthropologists separate from the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association (CSAA) which was dominated by sociologists.

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