This powerful new book looks at how private institutions governing and organising sport restrict political expression. Uniquely, it makes a case for the freedom of expression for athletes, spectators and audiences built upon philosophical foundations.
This powerful new book looks at how private institutions governing and organising sport restrict political expression. Uniquely, it makes a case for the freedom of expression for athletes, spectators and audiences built upon philosophical foundations.
Cem Abanazir works as an independent researcher, Turkey.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I: Sport Politics the Market and the Law 1. The Autonomy of Sport 2. Power Over Stakeholders 3. Political Sport Part II: Defending Freedom of Expression 4. Arguments for Freedom of Expression 5. Athletes Spectators and Audiences as Individuals Part III: Limiting Freedom of Expression 6. The Limits of Freedom of Expression 7. Hate Speech Conclusion
Introduction, Part I: Sport, Politics, the Market and the Law, 1. The Autonomy of Sport, 2. Power Over Stakeholders, 3. Political Sport, Part II: Defending Freedom of Expression, 4. Arguments for Freedom of Expression, 5. Athletes, Spectators and Audiences as Individuals, Part III: Limiting Freedom of Expression, 6. The Limits of Freedom of Expression, 7. Hate Speech, Conclusion
Introduction Part I: Sport Politics the Market and the Law 1. The Autonomy of Sport 2. Power Over Stakeholders 3. Political Sport Part II: Defending Freedom of Expression 4. Arguments for Freedom of Expression 5. Athletes Spectators and Audiences as Individuals Part III: Limiting Freedom of Expression 6. The Limits of Freedom of Expression 7. Hate Speech Conclusion
Introduction, Part I: Sport, Politics, the Market and the Law, 1. The Autonomy of Sport, 2. Power Over Stakeholders, 3. Political Sport, Part II: Defending Freedom of Expression, 4. Arguments for Freedom of Expression, 5. Athletes, Spectators and Audiences as Individuals, Part III: Limiting Freedom of Expression, 6. The Limits of Freedom of Expression, 7. Hate Speech, Conclusion
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