Provisional programme

30 June

09.00-09.30     Registration

09.30-09.45     Introduction and Welcome

09.45-11.00     Keynote Address: David Conn (The Guardian)

11.00-11.20     Break

11.20-12.35     Research Panel 1: Towards a Common Debate on EU Sport Politics –

Chair: Karen Petry

  • Jürgen Mittag – Germany: Heterogenous Debates in a Complex Sport System
  • Jolanta Żyśko – Poland: A vision from central and eastern Europe
  • Ian Henry – The future of sports policy in the UK post new labour

12.35-14.00     Lunch

14.00-15.15     Research panel 2: Member states and EU sports policy

Chair: Geoff Pearson

  • An Vermeersch and Ivana Petričević – The Role of the EU Presidency after Lisbon: Reflections from Belgium
  • Simona Kustec Lipicer and Renata Slabe Erker – Effective State Support for the Citizens Sport Activities in the Light of the Lisbon Treaty: A Comparative State Insight
  • Jutta ProchaskaLanguage Matters: A discourse analysis of EU sports policy development

15.15-15.30     Break

15.30-16.45   Research panel 3: Challenges of modern sport and the Lisbon Treaty–

Chair: An Vermeersch

  • Daniel Geey – The Winners and Losers in the Football Pubcasting Cases: Some Interesting Implications
  • Katrien Lefever and Daniel Geey – The ‘List of Major Events’ Mechanism and Article 165 TFEU
  • Jean-PatrickVilleneuve, Madalina Diaconu and Jean-Loup Chappelet – Cheating to Win / Cheating to Lose – Structural Responses to Match-Fixing: Lessons Learned in the Fight against Doping

17.00   Close

19.30         Conference Dinner – Le Mistral, Nottingham City Centre


1st July

09.30-11.45     Research panel 4: The regulation of the players market

Chair: Richard Parrish

  • Gareth Farrelly – FIFA Rules on Player Registration and the Lisbon Treaty.
  • Yann Haffner – Sporting Nationality and EU Law: Towards the next Bosman? The Issue of Naturalised Athletes in National Teams
  • Antoine Duval – What Bernard tells you about Bosman.

10.45-11.00     Break

11.00-12.30     Research panel 5: The Europeanisation of football

Chair: David Allen

  • Wyn Grant – England, a liberal model under challenge?
  • Borja García – Spain, parochialism or innovation?
  • Richard Parrish – Europe, the transformation of football’
  • Borja Garcia and Wyn Grant – Football, a Europeanised game?

 

12.30-13.30     Lunch

13.30-14.45 Research panel 6– The societal role of sport

Chair: Simona Kusted Lipicer

  • Matthias Guett – All for Sport for All: Perspectives of Sport for People with a Disability in Europe
  • Steven Bradbury‘It’s Just an Old Boy’s Club’: The Under-Representation of Women and Institutional Discrimination in Football Governance in Europe
  • Seema Patel - The European dimension of sport as a medium for enhancing participation and inclusion

14.45-15.00     Summary and Closing Address

15.00   Close