Abstract
On April 27th and 28th 2005 The Law School at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) hosted a conference entitled The State of Play: Contemporary Issues in Sports Law Research. The event brought together academics and practitioners from the UK and Europe as well as the USA, Canada, South Africa and Australia. The busy two-day schedule packed in two plenary sessions and six panel workshops as well as a conference dinner at the splendid National Football Museum at Deepdale, Preston. The sessions produced some ground-breaking debate, and many of the ideas previewed and discussed at The State of Play conference have since been published as articles in this and other journals and books, and the cross-fertilisation of ideas that occurred then continues to contribute to the very healthy corpus of writing that constitutes contemporary sports law scholarship.
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EANO Magazine is turning into the fourth year of its existence and serves the purpose of an educational tool, designed to distribute interdisciplinary and multiprofessional knowledge among the neuro-oncologic community based on the open access format
Time has come to provide a platform for special topics and we are trying to invite and engage knowledgeable colleagues worldwide to supply us with contributions
We have currently planned 2 special topics within our magazine, which will include articles that go beyond the usual knowledge attached to specific diseases addressed
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EANO Magazine is turning into the fourth year of its existence and serves the purpose of an educational tool, designed to distribute interdisciplinary and multiprofessional knowledge among the neuro-oncologic community based on the open access format. The main content is review articles devoted to all aspects of brain tumours and brain metastases. We appreciate the informative content of individual cases and we are glad to have columns on nurses and health-related groups as well as patient issues, among others.
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