Outlaw Governance - Warren, Ian
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Outlaw Governance examines two-hundred years of Western legal development associated with the highly contentious sport of boxing. Drawing on an extensive sample of reported legal cases from the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, this volume demonstrates how the sport continues to evolve and generate enormous popularity despite considerable legal, medical and political resistance. This investigation shows how laws relating to crime, negligence, contract, public licensing and media regulation have been applied to the sport and its practitioners in each…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Outlaw Governance examines two-hundred years of
Western legal development associated with the highly
contentious sport of boxing. Drawing on an extensive
sample of reported legal cases from the United
Kingdom, the United States, Australia, New Zealand
and Canada, this volume demonstrates how the sport
continues to evolve and generate enormous popularity
despite considerable legal, medical and political
resistance. This investigation shows how laws
relating to crime, negligence, contract, public
licensing and media regulation have been applied to
the sport and its practitioners in each jurisdiction,
often with a consistently restrictive and
paternalistic focus. By using popular sporting
narratives to give life to each legal dispute, this
text provides a critical insight into the operation
and limits of Western legal method which is
accessible to any reader.
Autorenporträt
Dr Ian Warren lectures in Criminology at Deakin University,
Geelong, Australia and has expertise in the fields of drugs and
crime, international and comparative criminal justice and
qualitative research methods. Dr Warren has researched and
written extensively on comparative legal developments relating to
sport, popular culture, crime and policing.