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November 13, 2018Neil Baxter

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Who are the big spenders of the running world? …

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I’m an independent social scientist based in Cambridge, and doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Warwick.

I specialise in sociocultural mapping, particularly around leisure and lifestyle practices. The main focus of my current research is on recreational running.

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