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      Anomie, ego-enhancement and tourism

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      Journal: Annals of Tourism Research
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              Title: Annals of Tourism Research
              Abbreviated Title: Annals of Tourism Research
              Publisher: Elsevier BV
              ISSN (Print): 01607383
              Publication date Created: March 1977
              Publication date (Print): March 1977
              Volume: 4
              Issue: 4
              Pages: 184-194
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              DOI: 10.1016/0160-7383(77)90037-8
              SO-VID: fb98d243-2e87-4584-9656-b19a36052f91
              Copyright © © 1977
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