Abstract

This summary article considers the nature of global sports law. It examines in particular the extent of sport’s autonomous self-governance, its claims to legal immunity from supervision by national courts and legislatures, and how such autonomy can be justified. It views these developments through a critical lens, drawing on many years of working in the area of sports law. This survey concludes by suggesting a number of possible reforms.

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