Sport and the European Union,
10 years after Bosman:
situation and perspectives

Workshop at Loughborough University
30 June-1 July 2006

Review on the conference in the UACES newsletter

The review of the workshop published in the UACES newsletter is in the PDF file that can be downloaded here.

Papers

All the papers were received by the organisers and can be downloaded by clicking on the names and titles.

• Introduction by Dr Richard Parrish
  
• Conclusions by Pr Wyn Grant
  
• Alexander Brand and Arne Niemann
  Europeanisation in the societal/trans-national realm:
  what European Integration Studies can get out of analysing football
• Jean-Christian Drolet
  Extra Time: Are the new FIFA transfer rules doomed?
• Professor Wyn Grant
  Two tiers of representation and policy: the EU and the future of football
• Bastian Kern
  The New Transnational Regime against Doping:
  WADA’s approach and its challenges for national and EU legislation
• Valerie Owen-Pugh
  Exploring the Development Opportunities Open to British Basketball Players in the Post-Bosman Era:
  A Figurational Analysis of the Psychological Contract Between Professional Coaches and Players
• Chris Platts
  The Bosman Ruling and its Unintended Consequences
  for English Professional Football Clubs:
  A Figurational Sociological Analysis
  
• Charlotte Van Tuyckom
  Sport as vehicle for a postnational identity?
  Attitudes of EU-citizens towards anincreased EU-role
  in the field of sport.

The workshop is organised by

• Sport&EU (Association for the Study of Sport and the European Union)
  
• Loughborough University

With the support of

• Department of Politics, International Relations and European Studies
  
• The School of Sport and Exercise Sciences
• East Midlands Eurocentre, a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence

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