Jamie Torrance

Lecturer

University of Chester
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Jamie Torrance is a Lecturer at the University of Chester in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on gambling behaviors, marketing strategies in the gambling industry, and the impact of familial influences on gambling. Recent publications explore topics such as the effects of gambling advertising, the role of digital platforms in gambling, and the intersection of gambling with cryptocurrencies. Torrance's work contributes to the understanding of gambling-related harm and the efficacy of interventions aimed at promoting safer gambling practices.

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Yakov Bart

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