Routledge Handbook of Global Sports Law

Simon Gardiner is Professor of International Sports Law at Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. John T. Wolohan is a Professor at Syracuse University, USA.

Part 1: Theoretical Foundation 1. Theory of The Relationship Between Sport and Law 2. Worldwide Models of Sports Regulation 3. Principles of Transnational and International Sports law 4. Governance in Sport Part 2: Institutions of International Sport 5. The IOC and Olympic Law 6. The Court of Arbitration for Sport 7. Competing International Regulation 8. World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Part 3: Competition Governance 9. Anti-Doping 10. Financial corruption 11. Match Fixing 12. Gamesmanship 13. Safety, Violence and Injury Part 4: The International Sports Workplace 14. The Legitimacy of Player Restraints 15. Issues of Discrimination: Gender 16. Issues of Discrimination: Disability 17. Issues of Discrimination: Race 18. Exploitation of Minors 19. Regulation of Patterns of Sports Migration 20. Rights of Sports Athletes to Protect their Image 21. Industrial relations: Unionisation, Collective Bargaining and Social Dialogue 22. Social Media and Sports Athletes 23. The Criminalisation of Sports Spectating Part 5: Commercial Integrity of Sport 24. Ambush Marketing – how far should sports sponsors be protected? 25. Bidding and Hosting of Major Sports Events 26. Selling of Media Rights 27. Sports Exploitation of Intellectual Property Rights 28. Worldwide Expansion of Sports Leagues - Regulatory issues 29. Player Agency