The International Sports Law Journal 2009, No. 3-4
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Future EU Sports Policy: Hollow Words on Hallowed Ground?
An Vermeersch
The Sporting Exemption Principle in the European Court of Justice’s Case Law
Marios Papaloukas
The Case against the Applicability of the FIFA Solidarity Mechanism Only to International Transfers. Irregularity of Solidarity or Solidarity in the Irregularity
Ian Blackshaw and Boris Kolev
Critiquing Collett: The Assumption of Risk in Football as a Profession
Adam Whyte
Being Punitive: The Court of Arbitration for Sport Overturns Webster
Braham Dabscheck
All Sports for Free! A Difficult Match? Right to Information in the Digital Broadcasting Era
Katrien Lefever and Tom Evens
Limits on Foreign Professional Players Competing in the Russian Federation: Problems and Prospects
Mikhail Prokopets
Regulating against Player Movement in Professional Rugby League: a Competition Law
Analysis of the RFL’s “Club-Trained Rule”
Leanne O’Leary
A Plea for Olympic Recognition for Curaçao
Roy Paul Bottse
At Last, a Football Law in the Netherlands?
Peter T.M. Coenen
The Slovak Act on the Organization and Support of Sport; a Missed Opportunity?
Jozef Corba
Regulation in the Market of Sports Agents. Or No Regulation at All?
Mark Smienk
Betting in Sports Eevents. Gambling in Italy
Felice Antignani, Michele Colucci and Felix Majani
Legal Regulation of Sports Betting in Spain and its History
Yago Vázquez, Jordi López and José Juan Pintó
Estonia: Regulation of Sports Betting under the New Gambling Act
Katarina Pijetlovic
Sports Betting in Latvia: Law and Policy
Sarmis Spilbergs and Reinis Pavars
Sports Betting in Lithuania
Jaunius Gumbis and Liudas Karnickas
PAPERS
Sports Betting in the United States
John T. Wolohan
Sports Betting: Law and Policy. A UK Perspective
Genevieve Gordon
OPINION
• Money Laundering and Tax Evasion in Football
• CAS Publishes the Decisions Rendered at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
• English Premier League Clubs Win Important ‘Cyber Squatting’ Case
• Two New Sports Added to the Olympics
• English Premier League ‘Fit and Proper Person’ Rules: Are They Tough Enough and are They Being Strictly Applied and Enforced?
Ian Blackshaw
HISTORY
The Atlantic Raiders Affair
Chuck Korr and Marvin Close
The Legal Regime for a Permanent Olympic Site
Frederic C. Rich
DOCUMENTATION
EL Code of Conduct on Sports Betting
Journal
About: ASSER International Sports Law Centre
The T.M.C. Asser Instituut, together with its stakeholder universities, is currently aligning its research activities in four inter-university research programmes. These research programmes will form the core of the academic activities of the institute for the coming years. Each programme has its ow...







