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Coggeshall, Almy D. and David Callies. 1971. Snowmobiles and Ski Touring: A Study in Recreational Conflicts. Eastern New York Ski Touring Association.
*Devall, Bill and Harry, Joseph. 1981. Who Hates Whom in the Great Outdoors: The Impact of Recreational Specialization and Technologies of Play. Leisure Sciences 4(4): 399-418
Driver, B.L. & Basssett, J. 1975. Defining conflicts among river users: A case study of Michigan's Au Sable River, Naturalist, 26, 19-23.
*Gramann, James H. and Burdge, Rabel J. 1981. The Effect of Recreation Goals on Conflict Perception; The Case of Water Skiers and Fishermen. Journal of Leisure Research 13(1): 15-27.
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Holland, Stephen, Pybas, D., and Sanders, A. 1992. Personal Watercrafts: Fun, Speed -- and Conflict? Parks and Recreation. 27(11):52.
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*Jackson, Edgar L. and Wong, Robert A. 1982. Perceived Conflict Between Urban Cross-Country Skiers and Snowmobilers in Alberta. Journal of Leisure Research 14(2): 47-62.
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Jacob, G.R. 1977. Conflict in outdoor recreation: the search for understanding. Utah Tourism and Recreation Review. 6(4), 1-5.
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Lindsay, J. 1973. Outdoor recreation conflict in Vermont. 1973. Res. Rep. SNR-RM2 School of Natural Resources. University of Vermont. Burlington VT.
O'Riordan, T. 1977. Sharing waterspace: how coarse fish anglers and boat users read to one another. Proceeding of the Recreational Freshwater Fisheries Conference. U.K. Water Research Centre.
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*Ramthun, Roy. 1995. Factors in User Group Conflict Between Hikers and Mountain Bikers. Leisure Sciences 17, 159-169.
Schneider, Ingrid, and Hammitt, William. 1995. Visitor Responses to On-site Recreation Conflict. Journal of Applied Recreation Research. 20(4): 249.
Schneider, Ingrid and Hammitt, William. 1995. Visitor Response to Outdoor Recreation Conflict: A Conceptual Approach. Leisure Sciences. 17(3) 223.
Shelby, B. and J.M. Nielsen. 1976. Motors and Oars in the Grand Canyon. Boulder Colorado: Human Ecology Research Service, Inc. River Contract Study Final Report Part III.
Watson, Alan E. 1995. An Analysis of Recent Progress in Recreation Conflict Research and Perceptions of Future Challenges and Opportunites. Leisure Sciences. 17(3): 235
Watson, Alan E., Williams, D.R., Daigle, J.J. 1991. Sources of Conflict Between Hikers and Mountain Bike Riders in the Rattlesnake NRA. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. 9(3) 59.
*Wellman, J. Douglas, Roggenbuck, Joseph W., and Smith, Alan C. 1982. Recreational Specialization and Norms of Depreciative Behavior Among Canoeists. Journal of Leisure Research 14(4): 323-340.
Williams, Peter, Dosa, K., and Fulton, A. 1994. Tension on the Slopes: Managing Conflict Between Skiers and Snowboarders. Journal of Applied Recreation Research. 19(3): 191.
LINKS
Some Recreational Conflict research articles are on the net or at least abstracted on the net. Links to those sources are below.
List of Some Outdoor Recreational Conflicts
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