
Sports Law in Italy
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- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- The Author
- Table of Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- General Introduction
- §1. INSTITUTIONS AND SPORTS GOVERNANCE
- §2. AUTONOMY AND SPECIFICITY OF SPORT IN THE ITALIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK
- Part I. Organization of Sport
- Chapter 1. Public Regulation
- §1. INTRODUCTION
- §2. THE SPORTS JUSTICE IN ITALY
- I. The Legal and Institutional Framework
- II. Constraint of Justice
- III. The Code of Sports Justice
- IV. Arbitration
- V. Conciliation
- §3. TAXATION
- I. Introduction
- II. Professional Clubs
- III. Amateur Clubs
- IV. The Substitute Tax Regime for Newly Italian Tax Residents
- Chapter 2. Private Regulation
- §1. THE ITALIAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
- I. Nature and Functioning of CONI
- II. Bodies and Functions
- §2. NATURE OF NATIONAL SPORTS ASSOCIATION
- §3. THE ITALIAN FOOTBALL FEDERATION
- I. Introduction
- II. Structure
- III. Functions
- IV. Football Stakeholders
- V. The Football Federation's Legal Framework
- VI. Clubs and Players' Responsibilities
- VII. Sports Offences
- VIII. Sanctions on Clubs and Players
- IX. The FIGC Sports Disciplinary and Inquisitory Bodies
- 1. The Disciplinary Bodies
- 2. The Inquisitory Bodies
- X. The Disciplinary Procedure
- §4. ITALIAN BASKETBALL FEDERATION
- I. Introduction
- II. Structure and Objectives
- §5. ITALIAN VOLLEYBALL FEDERATION
- I. Introduction
- II. Structure and Objectives
- III. National Leagues and Associations
- Chapter 3. Sport and Employment
- §1. THE 2023 SPORTS LAW REFORM
- I. The Sports Worker
- II. The Abolition of the 'Vincolo Sportivo' (the obligation to stay with an Amateur Club)
- §2. LAW NO. 1981/91 ON PROFESSIONAL SPORT
- §3. THE STATUS OF PROFESSIONALS
- §4. REGISTRATION OF PLAYERS
- §5. THE EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT
- §6. PLAYERS' OBLIGATIONS
- §7. LIMITS ON CARRYING OUT OTHER ACTIVITIES NOT RELATED TO FOOTBALL
- §8. HEALTH AND DUTY OF CARE
- Chapter 4. Players' Rights
- §1. RIGHT TO HAVE AN EDUCATION
- §2. RIGHT TO TRAIN
- §3. HEALTH PROTECTION
- §4. REST, HOLIDAYS, AND SPECIAL LEAVE
- §5. CLUB'S OBLIGATIONS
- §6. TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT
- §7. LABOUR DISPUTES IN FOOTBALL
- §8. SOCIAL SECURITY
- §9. CONCLUSION
- Chapter 5. Sports Agents
- §1. THE CONI REGISTER FOR AGENTS
- §2. THE FIGC (FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION) REGULATIONS ON SPORTS AGENTS
- §3. SCOPE, PRINCIPLES AND DEFINITIONS
- §4. THE REGISTRATION
- §5. THE REPRESENTATION CONTRACT: RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
- Chapter 6. Personality Rights and Image Rights
- §1. INTRODUCTION: PERSONALITY RIGHTS
- §2. IMAGE
- §3. PERSONAL IMAGE
- §4. IMAGE ECONOMICAL RIGHTS
- §5. REMEDIES
- §6. SPORT IMAGE RIGHTS
- Chapter 7. Doping and Sport
- §1. INTRODUCTION
- §2. LEGAL MEASURES PRIOR TO RATIFICATION OF THE ANTI-DOPING CONVENTION
- §3. ANTI-DOPING MEASURES FOLLOWING THE RATIFICATION OF THE ANTI-DOPING CONVENTION
- I. Law No. 376 of 14 December 2000
- §4. CONTROL OF PLAYERS' ACTIVITIES
- §5. DISCIPLINARY PROVISIONS
- §6. THE WORLD ANTI-DOPING CODE AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN ITALY
- §7. THE SCHWAZER CASE
- Chapter 8. Sport and Tort Law
- §1. ASSAULTS ON OTHER PLAYERS
- §2. ORGANIZERS OF SPORTS EVENTS AND SPORTS DOCTORS
- §3. HOOLIGANISM
- §4. CROWD BEHAVIOUR AND CLUBS' LIABILITY
- §5. VANDALISM AND PUBLIC ORDER
- §6. SECURITY IN SPORTS VENUES
- Chapter 9. Sport and Commerce
- §1. INTRODUCTION
- §2. A BRIEF ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
- §3. COMPETITION LAW
- §4. BROADCASTING OF SPORTS EVENTS: THE ITALIAN TV MARKET
- §5. TV BROADCASTING RIGHTS
- §6. SPORT AS A PROPERTY
- §7. THE RIGHT TO INFORM AND TO BE INFORMED ABOUT SPORT EVENTS
- §8. ACCESS TO MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS
- Chapter 10. Sponsorship and Licensing
- §1. INTRODUCTION
- §2. SPONSORSHIP: A POSSIBLE DEFINITION UNDER THE ITALIAN LAW
- §3. SPONSORSHIP: THE PARTIES
- §4. SPONSORSHIP: THE OBJECTS
- §5. SPONSORSHIP: THE SPORTS RESULT
- §6. SPONSORSHIP: EXCLUSIVITY CLAUSE
- §7. SPONSORSHIP: THE ATHLETE
- §8. LICENSING AND MERCHANDISING
- §9. AMBUSH MARKETING
- §10. FINAL REMARKS
- §11. CONCLUSIONS
- Selected Bibliography
- Index
- Back Cover
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