Gambling studies

Gambling studies is an interdisciplinary field that explores the social, psychological, economic, and health aspects of gambling. It investigates why people gamble, how it affects individuals and society, and how policies can promote responsible gambling while minimizing harm. Researchers examine patterns of gambling behavior, addiction risks, regulatory frameworks, and the impact of gambling on communities. The goal is to better understand gambling's complex nature and develop effective strategies to manage its risks and benefits in a balanced, evidence-based way.