Laws of the Game

An online peer-reviewed international journal for emerging sports law professionals


Vol 1, No 1 (2015)

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial
Kris Lines, Jon Heshka, Karolina Tetłak, Jo Beswick
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Editorial: Editor-in-Chief
Nayuri Patel
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Articles: Doping

'Not proven'? The curious case of the contaminated steak: a study of the Alberto Contador case and its implications for the 2015 World Anti-Doping Code
Leigh Thompson
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Articles: Commercial Regulation

From rags to riches: the rise and rise of the UFC (or will oversaturation lead to its downfall?)
Reece Savage-West
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A Review of the recommendations of the 'Report of the Sports Betting Integrity Panel' in assessing the progress towards tackling Match-fixing in Sport
Emma Lilley
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Articles: Event Management

A Critical analysis of the 2011 Rugby World Cup
Di Nixon
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The 2006 Tour of Britain cycle race - An analysis of the management of participant and spectator safety
Leigh Thompson
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Security at the Games: Things can only get better or where's my Crystal Ball?
Nic Scott
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Articles: Personal Injury

Injury breaks in fencing: where does the liability lie?
Sam Sherwin
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What the puck was that?! An analysis of Browning v. Odyssey, examining the liability of sports arena owners in negligence for spectator safety
Jennifer Jolley
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Crazy Horses? Exploring the risk to spectators at Equestrian events
Olivia Goodrich
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Polemics

Can the ambush of Greenpeace be seen as a method of Ambush marketing, and if so, what (if any) effect did it have?
Charlie Pritchard
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Let me take a #Selfie: An analysis of how cycling should respond to the increasing threats posed by exuberant spectators?
Matt Howes
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The angels took my racehorse away: Can spectators bring a claim for psychiatric injury following an equestrian death on the track?
Charlie Howe
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