In 2010, the Center for Gaming Research launched an Occasional Paper Series that publishes brief studies of gambling and casinos with a policy and public-interest orientation.

These papers are generally between three and six-thousand words, written with the intent of informing the public discussion of gambling and casinos. Topics include gaming history, casino management, and studies in sociology, economics, and political science related to gambling.

Authors include faculty affiliated with the Center for Gaming Research, particularly Gaming Research Fellows; as part of their residency, fellows complete a paper for the series.

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Submissions from 2011

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Nevada Gaming Licensing Qualifications, Standards, and Procedures, Robert D. Faiss and Gregory R. Gemignani

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Nevada Gaming Statutes: Their Evolution and History, Robert D. Faiss and Gregory R. Gemignani

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Betting on the U.S. Market A Discussion of the Legality of Sports Gaming Businesses, Glenn Light, Karl Rutledge, and Quinton Singleton

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Where Locals Play: Neighborhood Casino Landscapes in Las Vegas, Rex J. Rowley Ph.D.