Titlebook: European Sports Law; Collected Papers Stephen Weatherill Book 2014Latest edition T.M.C. ASSER PRESS, The Hague, The Netherlands, and the au

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Introduction,actors as a lever to prise open sometimes long-established organisational patterns. Sport has in recent years become more commercialised and more juridified too. The challenges to its self-regulatory preferences have strengthened, and EU law plays a significant part in this narrative. But how to assess the . of the EU’s contribution?

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,‘Fair Play Please!’: Recent Developments in the Application of EC Law to Sport,without having paid FIFA for the privilege. Football spectators are encouraged to prevent such ‘a(chǎn)mbushes’ by declining to bring commercially-branded material such as flags, banners, balloons and hats into the stadiums, even though they may commonly be cheerfully offered such free but unauthorized gifts on their journey to the match. Fair Play!

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Book 2014Latest edition Community Law, Somerville College, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, with an extensive introduction on the background and rationale for the selected papers..Stephen Weatherill is a leading academic and author on the subject of European Union law and professional sport. His work is of the highes

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Book 2014Latest editionand is an indispensable tool for administrators, managers, researchers, academics, marketers, broadcasters, advisers and practitioners..The book appears in the ASSER International Sports Law Series (ISSN: 1874-6926), under the editorship of Dr. David McArdle, Dr. Ben Van Rompuy and Marco van der Harst LL.M.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3130-2the European Commission and the capacity of the individual to pursue violations before national courts, contribute to shaping a distinctive system. The European Court’s . ruling provides a high-profile illustration of the vigorous potential of EC law in driving change in the practices of sporting or

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Keyurkumar Patel,Axaykumar Mehtayramid structure is inadequate to allow proper representation of and participation by all affected interests. Litigation is pending, and its potential impact is summarised. In particular, this paper makes a case in favour of allowing a more direct involvement in some aspects of decision-making by th

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Kuize Zhang,Lijun Zhang,Lihua Xie of the Treaty the person engaging in the activity governed by that rule or the body which has laid it down’. The ECJ’s approach is in line with that suggested in this Review by the present author in a critical comment on the CFI’s decision, but the purpose of this contribution is not simply to refl

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Selling Costs and Market Share,or its proper organisation. In short, EC law accepts that sport is ‘special’ – it has features, such as the need for balanced competition and uncertainty as to outcome, which are not found in typical industries – but it is not . ‘special’ that it can be granted a blanket exemption from the rules of