Rivista di Diritto Sportivo

Fondata nel 1949 da Giulio Onesti - Direzione scientifica: Alberto M. Gambino - Giulio Napolitano

Osservatorio di Diritto Straniero e Comparato

Fair Play Please! Recent developments in the application of EC law to sport (di Stephen Weatherill)

European Sports Law: Collected Papers (2nd ed T.M.C. Asser Press/ Springer (Den Haag), 2014 (di Stephen Weatherill)

Anti-doping revisited - the demise of the rule of 'purely sporting interest? (di Stephen Weatherill)

A new horizon in European sports law: the application of the EU state aid rules meets the specific nature of sport (di Borja García, An Vermeersch, Stephen Weatherill)

Sports Arbitration in Japan.(di Dai Yokomizo)

A Brief Review of CAS Doping Jurisprudence Issues (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Baseball’s Antitrust Exemption For Franchise Decisions: Its Justifications and Antitrust Law Implications For Other Professional Leagues (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Baseball Jurisprudence: Its Effects on America’s Pastime and Other Professional Sports Leagues (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Why and How the Supreme Court Should Have Decided O’Bannon v NCAA (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Comparing NCAA and Olympic Athlete Eligibility Dispute Resolution Systems in Light of Procedural Fairness and Substantive Justice (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Seventh Circuit and Wisconsin Sports Law Jurisprudence (di Matthew J. Mitten)

The Court of Arbitration for Sport’s Jurisprudence: International Legal Pluralism in a World Without Boundaries (di Matthew J. Mitten)

A Regulatory Solution to Better Promote the Educational Values and Economic Sustainability of Intercollegiate Athletics (di Matthew J. Mitten)

The Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961: A Comparative Analysis of its Effects on Competitive Balance in the NFL and NCAA Division I FBS Football (di Matthew J. Mitten)

The Penn State "Consent Decree": The NCAA's Coercive Means Don 't Justify Its Laudable Ends, but is There a Legal Remedy? (di Matthew J. Mitten)

From Dallas Cap to American Needle and Beyond: Antitrust Law’s Limited Capacity to Stitch Consumer Harm From Professional Sports Club Trademark Monopolies (di Matthew J. Mitten)

A Review of Post-PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin Legal Developments Regarding the Participation Rights of Disabled Athletes (di Matthew J. Mitten)

American Needle v NFL: U.S. Professional Clubs Are Separate Economic Threads When Jointly Marketing Intellectual Property (di Matthew J. Mitten)

“Sports Law”: Implications for the Development of International, Comparative, and National Law and Global Dispute Resolution (di Matthew J. Mitten)

Targeted Reform of Commercialized Intercollegiate Athletics (di Matthew J. Mitten)