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Issue 2/2016
December 2016
FROM THE IPSLJ EDITORIAL BOARD
It is our pleasure to send you the issue 2/2016 of the newsletter of the International Platform of Sports Law Journals (IPSLJ).
The IPSLJ aims to provide updated information in the field of Sports Law and Policy and to promote closer relations among editors and authors of national and international sports law journals.
In this newsletter you will find the content of the Journals but also relevant documents at international and national level.
Finally if you would like to share with the IPSLJ Community some legal news, events, or publications, please just send an email to [email protected].
Michele Colucci
THE JOURNALS
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CAHIERS DE DROIT DU SPORT ISSUE 44/2016
(e-sport / Specificity of sport / Staite aids under UE Treaty / Normative powers of national federations / Sports justice in France / Transfer of players / Brand Protection / Taxlaw /
Security and fans movements / Doping / Sports organisers and liabilities / Broadcasting rights / Contracts )
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RIVISTA DI DIRITTO ED ECONOMIA DELLO SPORT: 2/2016
(Sports Justice, Disciplinary measures in Sport, Sponsorship)
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Events and Sports Law Programmes
- CORSO SLPC DI SPECIALIZZAZIONE IN DIRITTO ED ECONOMIA DELLO SPORT
VI Edition
Rome, Italy, 2017
Brochure
- Advanced Course on Comparative and International Law of Sports
John Cabot University, in partnership with Rex Sport, Rome, Academic year, 2016/2017
Programme
- LL.M. Program in International Sports Law Practice
St. John's Law School, New York, USA
Programme
- EU: Sport Info Day 2017
(Find out about the funding opportunities in the field of sport)
Publications
THE FIFA REGULATIONS ON WORKING WITH INTERMEDIARIES
IMPLEMENTATION AT NATIONAL LEVEL
II EDITION
Michele Colucci (ed.)
International Sports Law and Policy Bulletin 1/2016
ISBN 978-88-940689-6-2
(December 2016)
PRESS RELEASE
BROCHURE
TEASER
BOOK REVIEW (I Edition)
COMPARATIVE TABLE
ORDER FORM
The book is the second and updated edition of a work of international specialists, whose contributions have been
edited by Prof. Michele Colucci. The FIFA Regulations on Working with Intermediaries is a landmark change in its approach to govern this sensitive category of professionals. This
extraordinary reform has had a huge and lasting impact on the consolidated national rules dealing with intermediaries.
The context was too challenging to ignore. The Sports Law and Policy Centre (https://www.sportslawandpolicycentre.com),
has published a global, nearly exhaustive review of both the new FIFA Regulations and their national implementations by
the most influential football associations in Europe, Americas, Middle East and Asia.
The upgraded analysis is comparative and multidimensional. It raises the major legal issues concerning the actual problems and suggests practical
solutions.
M. Colucci ed.
Kluwer Law International 2016
The FIFPro Global Survey provides a snapshot of a professional footballer's life in 2016, covering issues such as age, education and salary, to the topics of contract renewal and transfers. It also gathers data about longer-term experiences of footballers throughout their careers on issues such as abuse, violence, and match-fixing.
(entry into force: 1 January 2017)
Marjolaine Viret
Dr. Antoine Duval
Prof. Dr. Ben Van Rompuy
2nd Edition
Frans de Weger
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