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1 online resource (400 pages) |
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Swedish Studies in European Law |
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Swedish studies in European law.
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| Summary |
<B>This open access book explores the complexity of the <i>lex sportiva</i>, the transnational legal regime governing international sports.</b> <b> </b>Pioneering in its approach, it maps out the many entanglements of the transnational governance of sports with European legal processes and norms. The contributors trace the embeddedness of the <i>lex sportiva </i>within national law, European Union law and the European Convention on Human Rights. While the volume emphasizes the capacity of sports governing bodies to leverage the resources of national law to spread the <i>lex sportiva</i> globally, it also points at the fact that European legal processes are central when challenging the status quo as illustrated recently in the <i>Semenya</i> and <i>Superleague</i> cases. Ultimately, the book is also a vantage point to start critically investigating the Eurocentricity and the complex materiality underpinning the <i>lex sportiva</i>. <i>The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com. Open access was funded by the Swedish Studies Network.</i> |
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1. Made in Europe: <i>Lex Sportiva</i> as Embedded Transnational Law <i>Antoine Duval , Alexander Krüger </i><i>and</i><i> Johan Lindholm</i> <b>Part I. The European Roots of Lex Sportiva</b> 2. Embedded <i>Lex Sportiva</i>: The Swiss Roots of Transnational Sports Law and Governance <i>Antoine Duval</i> 3. Putting the Lex into <i>Lex Sportiva</i>: The Principle of Legality in Sports <i>Johan Lindholm</i> 4. Europeanisation of the Olympic Host City Contracts <i>Yuliya Chernykh</i> 5. The Influence of European Legal Culture on the Evolution of <i>Lex Olympica</i> and Olympic Law <i>Mark James and Guy Osborn</i> 6. Who Regulates the Regulators? How European Union Regulation and Regulatory Institutions May Shape the Regulation of the Football Industry Globally <i>Christopher A. Flanagan</i> 7. The Europeanisation of Clean Sport: How the Council of Europe and the European Union Shape the Proportionality of Ineligibility in the World Anti-Doping Code <i>Jan Exner</i> <b> </b> <b>Part II. The Integration of European Checks into the Lex Sportiva</b> 8. False Friends: Proportionality and Good Governance in Sports Regulation <i>Mislav Mataija</i> 9. Sport Beyond the Market? Sport, Law and Society in the European Union <i>Aurélie Villanueva</i> 10. EU Competition Law and Sport: Checks and Balances 'à l'européenne' <i>Rusa Agafonova</i> 11. Is the <i>Lex Sportiva</i> on Track for Intersex Person's Rights? The World Athletics' Regulations Concerning Female Athletes with Differences of Sex Development in the Light of the ECHR <i>Audrey Boisgontier</i> <b>Part III. Engaging Critically with a Eurocentric Lex Sportiva</b> 12. Lex Sportiva and New Materialism: Towards Investigations into Sports Law's Dark Materials? <i>Alexander Krüger</i> |
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Human rights.
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Sports -- Law and legislation.
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EU (European Union)
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Sport & the law.
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Treaties & other sources of international law.
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Duval, Antoine, editor
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Krüger, Alexander, editor
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Lindholm, Johan, editor
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| ISBN |
9781509971473 |
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1509971475 |
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