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    The International Sports Law Journal Vol. 15, Issue 3–4, 2015

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    islj-dsEditorial
    Jack Anderson

    Article

    Can I please have a slice of Ronaldo? The legality of FIFA’s ban on third-party ownership under European union law
    Johan Lindholm

    Compatibility of fixed-term contracts in football with Directive 1999/70/EC on fixed-term work: the general framework and the Heinz Müller case
    Piotr Drabik

    New issues in the labour relationships in professional football: social dialogue, implementation of the first autonomous agreement in Croatia and Serbia and the new sports labour law cases
    Vanja Smokvina

    The EU, the Revision of the World Anti-Doping Code and the Presumption of Innocence
    Jacob Kornbeck

    A tale of two codes: the Australian Football League and National Rugby League drug controversies
    Chris Davies & Neil Dunbar

    Distributive injustice: an ethical analysis of the NCAA’s “collegiate model of athletics” and its jurisprudence
    Richard M. Southall & Richard T. Karcher

    Racism in European football: going bananas? An analysis of how to establish racist behaviour by football supporters under the UEFA disciplinary regulations in light of the inflatable banana-case against Feyenoord
    Michiel Adriaan de Vlieger

    Open Access
    Debating FIFA’s TPO ban: ASSER International Sports Law Blog symposium
    Oskar van Maren, Antoine Duval, Raffaele Poli, Ariel N. Reck, Daniel Geey, Christian Duve & Florian Loibl

    Book Review

    Questioning the (in)dependence of the Court of Arbitration for Sport
    Antoine Duval

    Nicolás de la Plata Caballero, Miguel Díaz y García Conlledo, Ricardo Morte Ferrer, Gilberto Pérez del Blanco, José Luis Pérez Triviño, José Rodríguez García and Silvia Verdugo Guzmán: Dopaje deportivo y Código Mundial Antidopaje
    Luis Torres Montero

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