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9789067043045

The Law of the Olympic Games

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2010-01-18
  • Publisher: T.M.C. Asser Press

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This book examines, from a legal perspective, the numerous developments in the rules and institutions of the Olympic Games from antiquity to the modern day. It offers a well-informed and insightful explanation of the Lex Olympica, and analyses the legal and institutional aspects that arise in the Olympic Movement (OM), such as its definition, composition and general organisation, its three principal constituents, its three satellite organisations and its organs. Furthermore, it addresses contemporary legal questions and inherent consequences the OM encounters, such as eligibility criteria, legal protection of the Olympic symbol, protection of the environment, advertising and ambush marketing, athletes' freedom of expression and Olympic boycotts.

Table of Contents

Foreword by Professorp. V
List of Acronymsp. XI
Introductionp. 1
Law and the Olympic Gamesp. 5
Law in the Olympic Games in Antiquityp. 5
Law in the Olympic Games of the modem erap. 9
From the early scarcity of rules to the Olympic Charterp. 9
The difficulty of integrating 'Olympic law' with 'state laws'p. 16
The nature of the formal submission of a state to 'Olympic Law' on being a candidate to organise the Olympic Gamesp. 19
The incorporation or assimilation of 'Olympic Law' in national state legislation: The case of Portuguese legislationp. 21
Community law as a source of 'Olympic Law'p. 31
Acts of secondary legislation and soft law instrumentsp. 31
Case law of the Community courts and the Commission's decision-making practice in the area of competition lawp. 33
Legal and Institutional Aspects of the Olympic Movementp. 35
The Olympic Movement: Definition, composition and general organisationp. 35
The three principal constituents of the Olympic Movementp. 36
The International Olympic Committeep. 36
Mission and role of the IOCp. 36
The legal nature of the IOCp. 38
Members of the IOCp. 42
The National Olympic Committeesp. 44
Mission and role of the NOCsp. 44
Membersp. 46
The legal nature of NOCsp. 47
Country and name of an NOCp. 48
The International Sports Federationsp. 50
Recognition of IFsp. 50
Mission and role of the IFs in the OMp. 50
Technical responsibility of IFs at the Olympic Gamesp. 51
Legal nature of the IFsp. 51
The 'satellite organisations' of the Olympic Movementp. 52
The World Anti-Doping Agencyp. 52
The International Olympic Academyp. 54
The Court of Arbitration for Sportp. 55
The International Paralympic Committeep. 60
The Organising Committees of the Olympic Gamesp. 62
The Olympic Congressp. 65
The IOC Commissionsp. 66
The International Olympic Truce Foundation and the International Olympic Truce Centrep. 67
The organs of the Olympic Movementp. 68
The Sessionp. 68
The Executive Boardp. 69
The Presidentp. 70
Legal Problems of the Contemporary Olympic Movementp. 71
Eligibility criteriap. 71
Amateurism versus professionalismp. 72
Competitors' nationalitiesp. 74
Minimum age limitsp. 79
The participation of womenp. 81
The participation of transsexuals in the Olympic Gamesp. 83
Dual participation in the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Gamesp. 84
The legal protection of 'Olympic properties'p. 85
Protection of the environmentp. 91
Advertisingp. 93
Freedom of expressionp. 96
Media coverage of the Olympic Gamesp. 96
Propaganda versus the freedom of expressionp. 98
Boycotts of the Olympic Games by National Olympic Committeesp. 100
Conclusionp. 103
Selected writingsp. 107
Basic documentsp. 113
Olympic Charterp. 115
IOC Code of Ethicsp. 171
Nairobi Treaty on the Protection of the Olympic Symbolp. 175
United Nations, General Assembly, Resolution on the Olympic Trucep. 179
Appendixp. 181
The Legal Regime for a Permanent Olympic Site?p. 183
International and National Legislation and Sport Regulationsp. 221
Table of Casesp. 229
Subject Indexp. 231
Index on Organisationsp. 241
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