EU Antitrust Law and Sport Governance

This book explores the impact of European Union antitrust law on the future of sport in Europe, addressing governance, ownership, and regulation through case studies like the European Super League.

EU Antitrust Law and Sport Governance is a pioneering exploration of the impact of European Union antitrust regulations on the future of sports in Europe. This book delves into the complex interplay between legal frameworks and the sporting world, making it a significant resource for understanding how antitrust law shapes the governance of sports organizations.

The author employs a multidisciplinary approach, drawing insights from law, economics, sport management, and politics. Through case studies, including the controversial European Super League and the International Skating Union, the book addresses critical themes such as governance, ownership, and control within the sports sector. It also examines the unique characteristics of the European sport model and the regulatory autonomy of sports organizations, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities that arise in this dynamic field.

This work is particularly valuable for advanced students, researchers, policy-makers, and practitioners interested in sport management, sport law, European law, or European politics. By highlighting the intersections of public policy, law, and sport, it offers a nuanced perspective on how antitrust law can influence the landscape of sports in Europe, making it essential reading for anyone looking to understand the future of sports governance in the region.