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Antitrust Chronicle<sup>®</sup> – Sports

Antitrust Chronicle® – Sports

Spring 2020, Volume 1, Number 2

Dear Readers, In this Chronicle we address competition and sports. All sports have layers of rules. There are the “rules of the game” itself (the size of the field, how to score points, how many players per team). Then there are the “governing rules” for the organization of competitive sports, such as league structures, financial […]

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Antitrust Chronicle® – Sports
CPI
Apr 28, 2020
CPI Talks… with James Keyte
CPI
Apr 28, 2020
Towards an Economic Theory of Amateurism: The NCAA, Antitrust, and the Student-Athlete
John Bigelow
Apr 28, 2020
The Equitable Future of Intercollegiate Athletics
Michael Hausfeld
Apr 28, 2020
The Antitrust Perils of Sports Data For U.S. Sports Leagues
Gregory Pelnar
Apr 28, 2020
Game-Changer: Why the Saracens Decision Will Transform the Governance of Sport
Benoit Kean
Apr 28, 2020
State Aid in Football: Fall-Out From the General Court’s Judgments in the Valencia and Elche Appeals
Peter Alexiadis
Apr 28, 2020
Call of Duty: The Yet Unknown Battlegrounds of EU Competition Law and Esports
Fredrik Lowhagen
Apr 28, 2020
Competition Law and Sports in Japan: A New Olympic Legacy?
Shingo Kasahara
Apr 28, 2020

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