As the commercialization of sport grows, the need for regulation increases. This work looks at how the law is used in sports, in such areas as money, drugs, and the control of hooliganism.
As the commercialization of sport grows, the need for regulation increases. This work looks at how the law is used in sports, in such areas as money, drugs, and the control of hooliganism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part 1 Perspectives Chapter 1 The Historical Development of Sport and Law, Edward Grayson Chapter 2 Taking Law and Popular Culture Seriously: Theorizing Sport and Law, Steve Redhead Chapter 3 Despite the Law: Prize-fighting and Professional Boxing, MichaelGunn, DavidOrmerod Chapter 4 Football's Legal Legacy: Recreation, Protest and Disorder, GuyOsborn Part 2 Judicial Intervention Chapter 5 Guarding the Game: Governing Bodies and Legal Intervention, NeilParpworth Chapter 6 Tackling from Behind: Interventions on the Playing Field, SimonGardiner Chapter 7 Sports Discipline and the Rule of Law, J. PaulMcCutcheon Chapter 8 The Ties that Bind: Charting Contemporary Sporting Contractual Relations, SteveGreenfield Part 3 Statutory Intervention Chapter 9 Resisting the Pressures of ?EUR?Americanization?EUR?:The Influence of European Community Law on the ?EUR?European Sport Model?EUR?, StephenWeatherill Chapter 10 Legislating for the Football Hooligan: A Case for Reform, GeoffPearson Chapter 11 Rethinking Sports Organizations' Responses to Workplace Concerns, DavidMcArdle Part 4 Future Areas of Dispute Chapter 12 Ownership and Control of Sports Clubs: The Manchester United Football Club ?EUR?Buyout?EUR?, NickToms Chapter 13 Taken to Task: The Football Task Force,Government and the Regulation of the People's Game, AdamBrown Chapter 14 How Can Sport be Regulated?, KenFoster Select Bibliography countri Notes on Contributors Index
Part 1 Perspectives Chapter 1 The Historical Development of Sport and Law, Edward Grayson Chapter 2 Taking Law and Popular Culture Seriously: Theorizing Sport and Law, Steve Redhead Chapter 3 Despite the Law: Prize-fighting and Professional Boxing, MichaelGunn, DavidOrmerod Chapter 4 Football's Legal Legacy: Recreation, Protest and Disorder, GuyOsborn Part 2 Judicial Intervention Chapter 5 Guarding the Game: Governing Bodies and Legal Intervention, NeilParpworth Chapter 6 Tackling from Behind: Interventions on the Playing Field, SimonGardiner Chapter 7 Sports Discipline and the Rule of Law, J. PaulMcCutcheon Chapter 8 The Ties that Bind: Charting Contemporary Sporting Contractual Relations, SteveGreenfield Part 3 Statutory Intervention Chapter 9 Resisting the Pressures of ?EUR?Americanization?EUR?:The Influence of European Community Law on the ?EUR?European Sport Model?EUR?, StephenWeatherill Chapter 10 Legislating for the Football Hooligan: A Case for Reform, GeoffPearson Chapter 11 Rethinking Sports Organizations' Responses to Workplace Concerns, DavidMcArdle Part 4 Future Areas of Dispute Chapter 12 Ownership and Control of Sports Clubs: The Manchester United Football Club ?EUR?Buyout?EUR?, NickToms Chapter 13 Taken to Task: The Football Task Force,Government and the Regulation of the People's Game, AdamBrown Chapter 14 How Can Sport be Regulated?, KenFoster Select Bibliography countri Notes on Contributors Index
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