The Routledge Handbook on Sports Law and Governance 1st Edition

The Routledge Handbook on Sports Law and Governance (1st Edition) by Annette Greenhow and John Wolohan is an authoritative, contemporary guide for anyone navigating the complex legal and regulatory landscape of modern sport. Written by leading scholars, this handbook delivers a global perspective on the policies, disputes, and governance structures shaping sport in the UK, Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and beyond.

Engaging and thoroughly researched, the book covers key areas such as regulatory frameworks, dispute resolution, doping and integrity, employment and contract law, human rights, mega‑event governance, and the role of governing bodies and tribunals. Each chapter blends theoretical insight with practical implications, making it an essential resource for legal practitioners, sports administrators, policymakers, academics, and advanced students.

What sets this handbook apart is its balance of depth and accessibility: rigorous analysis is paired with clear explanations of applicable laws and governance models, enabling readers to translate complex concepts into real‑world action. Whether you are preparing for litigation, shaping organizational policy, or studying the evolving regulatory environment of international sport, this volume equips you with the tools to respond to contemporary challenges.

Purchase this definitive Routledge title to stay informed on the latest trends in sports law and governance and to strengthen your practice or research. Ideal for libraries, law firms, universities, and sports organisations seeking a trusted, global reference on the legal issues that define sport today.

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