Aims & Scope

 

Aims

  • To promote high-quality research in sports law and sports-related public policies.
  • To provide a scholarly platform for legal, regulatory, and policy-based studies in the field of sports.
  • To encourage interdisciplinary research connecting sports, law, governance, ethics, and society.
  • To support academic dialogue on emerging challenges and developments in national and international sports law.
  • To contribute to the development of effective legal and policy frameworks for the sports sector.

Scope

The journal covers, but is not limited to:

  • Sports law and legal regulation
  • Sports governance and administration
  • International and comparative sports law
  • Sports policies and public policy
  • Athlete rights and welfare
  • Sports contracts and employment law
  • Doping and anti-doping regulations
  • Sports dispute resolution and arbitration
  • Intellectual property and media rights in sports
  • Gender equality and discrimination in sports
  • Ethics, integrity, and fair play
  • Sports organizations and regulatory bodies
  • Technology, data, and emerging legal issues in sports