International Skating Union versus European Commission: Is the European sports model under threat?

Agafonova, Rusa

doi:10.1007/s40318-019-00155-6

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“…This article will allow us to continue previous research (2007; 2014; 2018). The paper can be relevant for sports governance studies (Houlihan, 2012;Waugh et al, 2014;Batuev, Robinson, 2018;Clausen et al, 2018;Dagaev, 2018;Agafonova, 2019;Krieger et al, 2020;Van Bottenburg, 2011;Parrish, 2003;Lang et al, 2019;Gammelsaeter, 2020;Cockayne, 2019), institutional and narrative economics (Shiller, 2017;Volchik, Oganesyan, 2014;Volchik, 2017;, as well as contribute to the studies of commercialization of sports (Slack, 2014).…”

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Terra Econ.

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Журнал зарегистрирован Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи и массовых коммуникаций 16 января 2009 г. Свидетельство о регистрации средств массовой информации ПИ № ФС77-34982 Журнал издается с 2003 г., выходит 4 раза в год. Подписной индекс 81958 Журнал включен в перечень ВАК Министерства образования и науки РФ ведущих научных журналов и изданий, в которых должны быть опубликованы основные научные результаты диссертаций на соискание ученой степени доктора экономических наук До 2009 г. -Экономический вестник Ростовского государственного университета Адрес учредителя:

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“…Dating back to its inception, the European Union has oozed a certain normative sway that is apparent in its dealings globally with the world. Being a distinct institution as it is, the European Union's notion of the self revolves around its responsibility to work for the 'global and common good,' 1 which by and large re-affirms its claim to be a 'different type of international actor'. 2 This has made it present itself as a generational, once-in-a-lifetime leader as far as norms, standards, and prescriptions that are universally applicable are concerned.…”

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EU normative actorness in sport

Chakawata

2023

Sports law policy dipl. j.

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Research on the European Union in the fields of international relations and European studies has all too often been skewered towards two important axes of debate which have been running relatively independently of each other: the study of the European Union (EU) as a normative power (NPE) and the study of EU actorness. This paper sets out to demonstrate the conceptual applicability of an integrated EU actorness-NPE perspective for understanding the EU’s unique identity. To build on this conceptual linkage, the article utilizes as its unit of analysis, the EU’s area of sport policy, before going onto frame it within the NPE-actorness debates when assessing the identity of the EU in international sport. Two central questions drive the study: (1) is the EU a normative actor in the manner espoused by Ian Manners when looking at sport and (2) if it is a normative actor, does it conform to the traditional characteristics of EU actorness that characterizes Jupille and Caporaso’s EU actorness thesis. It makes use of document reviews pertaining to EU sport during the period between 2009 – 2022 along with meta-theoretical content analysis. Findings show that the EU is a normative actor through the sport regulation, sport diplomacy, and competition law tracks, whereas it scores highly when looking at the actorness thesis. By showcasing that the EU actorness thesis and EU normative power concepts are complementary, this analysis contributes to the mainstream EU literature and not least by coupling sport as the prism of appraisal, a novel agenda focusing on EU sport policy and its interaction with other EU literature grounded in the political sciences is left to more meaningfully crystalise.

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What can sports governing bodies do to comply with EU antitrust rules while maintaining territorial exclusivity?

Kornbeck¹

2020

Int Sports Law J

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International Skating Union versus European Commission: Is the European sports model under threat?

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References 12 publications

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What can sports governing bodies do to comply with EU antitrust rules while maintaining territorial exclusivity?

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