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Players' Agents Worldwide: Legal Aspects

Edited by: Robert Siekmann

ISBN13: 9789067042451
Published: November 2007
Publisher: T.M.C. Asser Press
Country of Publication: Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £219.99



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What are players’ agents? Why should they be regulated? How should they be regulated? These three apparently simple questions are tackled throughout this book. The first question appears straightforward as agents perform similar functions throughout the world. However, as the contributions in the book reveal, the manner in which agents operate varies.

The questions of why and how to regulate again reveals common themes but also considerable variations in patterns of regulation. In this connection, there are, in effect, three tiers of agent regulation: international law, national law and the law of the sports associations. This book covers the legal regulations governing players’ agents in forty countries around the world, representing the major footballing constituencies including Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Russia as well as the ’Big Five’ in Europe.

  • As the first monograph on the legal status of professional football player’s agents, it promotes better understanding of their legal position
  • Deals with public national, public international and sports association legal aspects, thus making it a useful tool for comparative legal study
  • Worldwide coverage of case studies helps to improve the visibility of the player’s agent profession

Subjects:
Sports Law
Contents:
Part I: 1. Regulating Players’ Agents: A Global Perspective Richard Parrish
2. The International Supply of Sports Agent Services Andrea Pinna
3. The Laurent Piau Case of the ECJ on the Status of Players' Agents Roberto Branco Martins
Part II: Country Reports.
Argentina
José María Sabat Martinez
Australia and New Zealand
Brian Doyle
Austria
Ingo Braun
Belarus
Aliaksandr Danilevich
Belgium
Frank Hendrickx
Brazil
Luiz Roberto Martins Castro
Bulgaria
Boris E. Kolev
Canada
John Barnes
Czech Republic
Pavel Hamernik
Estonia
Ermo Kosk
Finland
Timo Jääsalo
France
Delphine Verheyden
Germany
Martin Schimke
Greece
Andreas K. Zagklis
Hungary
András Nemes, József Nagyréti, Zoltán Gyökeres, Eszter Kiss
India
K. Sriram and Jigmet Lhundup
Ireland
Laura Donnellan
Italy
Luca Ferrari
Japan
Takeo Hirata
Kenya
Emilia M. Szymanska
Luxembourg
Jean-Luc Schaus
Macedonia
Igor Aleksandrovski
Malta
Anthony Galea
Mexico
Gonzalo Zubillaga Ochoa
The Netherlands
S. F .H. Jellinghaus and C. P. J. Clarijs
Poland
Jacek Foks
Portugal
Pedro Cardigos, Ricardo Henriques, Gonçalo Pimentel
Romania
Alexandru Virgil Voicu
Russia
Gorlova Daria
Serbia
Milan Dakic
Slovakia
Pavel Hamernik
Slovenia
Mladen Čičmir
South Africa
Steve Cornelius
Spain José
M. Rey and Fernando Bergón
Sweden
Fredrik von Bothmer and Maria Albanson
Switzerland
Antonio Rigozzi
Turkey
Özgerhan Tolunay and Riza Köklü
Ukraine
Vyacheslav Bytsanyov
United Kingdom
Nick White
United States
John T. Wolohan
Annexes.