Can international sports federations change the law in host nations?

Mark James; Guy Osborn

Can international sports federations change the law in host nations?

Mark James, Guy Osborn

Law Department

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Abstract

An analysis of the how and why international sports federations require changes to host nations laws and in particular their focus on requiring commercial protections over human rights protections

Original language	English
Journal	The Justice Gap
Publication status	Published - 26 Jun 2015

Keywords

IOC
Olympics
FIFA
ambush marketing
human rights

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