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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,Anti-doping Revisited: The Demise of the Rule of ‘Purely Sporting Interest’?,ants, who are professional swimmers, had unsuccessfully applied for annulment of the Commission’s decision to reject their complaint that bans imposed on them for violation of the sport’s anti-doping rules contravened EC competition law. The swimmers also failed before the ECJ which, having set asid

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,On Overlapping Legal Orders: What is the ‘Purely Sporting’ Rule?,port – a set of rules established by sports federations whose decisions have such profound consequences for the functioning of sport that it is not misleading to label them ‘law’ despite their formal source as private arrangements. Put another way, this paper’s concern is to explore the relationship

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,The White Paper on Sport as an Exercise in ‘Better Regulation’,hich helpfully collects relevant documentation and reveals three priorities (which do not concern the Commission alone): promoting simplification, reduction of administrative burdens and impact assessment as tools of better regulation, working more closely with Member States to ensure that principle

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The Influence of EU Law on Sports Governance,tipulates that the EC shall act within the limits of the powers conferred upon it by the Treaty. It is equipped with no explicit powers in the field of sport. More than that: the EC Treaty does not mention sport. So one might argue – and governing bodies in sport frequently do argue – that sport is

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,Article 82 EC and Sporting ‘Conflict of Interest’: The Judgment in ,,ixes regulatory functions with economic activities to claim immunity from the application of EC law. Article 82 EC prevents the abuse of a dominant position held by a sporting body and this may affect decisions about whether or not to sanction the staging of new events, which was the issue in the li

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The , Case: How, if at all, to Fix Compensation for Training Young Players?,s been known since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty) in . v . deals with payment of compensation in circumstances where a club that has invested in training young players finds that an emerging star wishes to try his luck elsewhere. Against the background of the EU Treaty provisions governi

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Stephen WeatherillChronological order makes papers easily accessible to reader.Analyses the interface between European Union law and sport, with an emphasis on competition law issues.Work of highest academic standard a

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