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• Cover Page
• Half-Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Table of Contents
• About the Authors
• Foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Table of Cases
• Table of Statutes
• Table of Statutory Instruments
• Table of EU Conventions and Treaties
• Table of EU Secondary Legislation
• Part 1 The Regulation and Governance of Sport
• 1 Cultural, Historical and Organisational Perspectives on UK Regulation of Sport
• Introduction
• What is a Sport?
• History of Sport
• Historical Perspectives on Sports Regulation
• The Victorian Age: Origins of Modern Sport
• The Contemporary Significance of Sport
• Sociology of Sport
• Framework of Sport in Britain
• Conclusion
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 2 Theoretical Understanding of the Regulation of Sport
• Introduction
• The Normative Rule Structure of Sport
• Adjudicative Officials and Playing Rules
• Challenging the Rules: Cheating and Sportsmanship
• The Contemporary Regulation of Sport
• Juridification of Sport: The Role of Law
• Globalisation of Sports Law
• Viva Sports Law – Sport and the Law RIP
• Conclusion
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 3 The Legal Regulation of Sports Governing Bodies
• Introduction
• Sport and Self-Regulation
• Access to the Courts: Actions Against Sports Governing Bodies
• Sports Governing Bodies: The Contractual Relationship
• Economic Regulation: Restraint of Trade and Competition Law
• Substantive Rights Against Sports Governing Bodies
• Alternatives to Litigation: Sports Governing Bodies and Alternate Dispute Resolution
• Evaluation
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 4 Sport and the Law of the European Union
• Introduction
• Establishing the Relationship Between European Union Law and Sport
• Bosman: The Application of European Union Law to Sport
• The Applicability of EU Competition Law to Sport
• The Application of EU Competition Law to Sport
• Sports Broadcasting and EU Law
• The Modern Era: The Path to Lisbon, the EU Reform Treaty and Beyond
• Conclusions
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• Part 2 Legal Protection of the Commercial Integrity of Sport
• 5 Sport and Money: Accountability and Regulation
• Introduction
• Professionalisation and the End of Amateurism
• Commercialisation of Sport
• The Economics of Sport
• Characteristics of Sport Business
• Commodification
• Models of Regulation
• Football Task Force
• Effective Sports Governance
• Competition and Broadcasting
• Other Competition Law Intervention into UK Sport
• Conclusion
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 6 Sport, Match Fixing and Corruption
• Introduction
• Football: Bungs and Brown Paper Bags
• Regulation of Sports Agents
• Ethics and Hosting of Major Sports Events
• Match Fixing in Sport
• Gambling and Sport
• Developments in Fighting Match Fixing and Sports-Related Gambling
• Conclusion
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 7 The Exploitation and Protection of Olympic Commercial Rights
• Introduction
• Sponsorship
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Ambush Marketing
• Looking into the Future
• Conclusions
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• Part 3 Legal Issues in the Sports Workplace
• 8 The Regulation of Doping in Sport
• Introduction
• Anti-Doping Institutions
• The World Anti-Doping Code
• The Future
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 9 Sport and Contracts of Employment
• Introduction
• Who is an Employee?
• Formation and Terms of a Contract of Employment
• Performance of the Contract
• Judicially Implied Terms
• Restraint of Trade
• Termination of Contracts of Employment in Sport
• Remedies for Wrongful Dismissal
• Unfair Dismissal
• Procedural Fairness
• The Bosman Case and the Transfer System
• Conclusions
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 10 Sports Participants and the Law of Discrimination
• Introduction
• Unlawful Discrimination
• Unlawful Harassment
• Discrimination and European Law
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 11 Safety and Participants in Sport
• Introduction
• What Is Sports Violence?
• Civil Law Liability for Sports Participant Violence
• Potential Defendants
• Criminal Liability for Sports Participant Violence
• Prosecutorial Discretion – the Solution?
• Risk Management and Extreme Sports
• Child Protection: Sports Coaches and Child Athletes
• Conclusion
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• 12 Sports Venues and the Law
• Introduction
• Parliamentary Enquiries
• Stadium Liability Issues
• Spectators
• Crowd Management
• Football Hooliganism
• Spectator Racism in Sport
• Key Points
• Key Sources
• Index