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Sport in the European Union: All sound and no fury?

  • Stefaan Van den Bogaert
  • , An Vermeersch

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    Abstract

    This contribution discusses the formal inclusion of sport in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. It shall assess whether Articles I-17 and III-282 can be legitimately expected to provide the necessary impetus to create a coherent and deliberate European sports policy. In order to come to a balanced judgement in this respect, the past and present dealings with sports issues of the European institutions, predominantly the European Commission and the Court of Justice, shall be analysed. It will become clear that the introduction of sport as an official Union policy in the Constitutional Treaty would not entail drastic changes in the EU approach to sport, but could nevertheless generate a number of positive effects.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationMaastricht
    PublisherUniversiteit Maastricht
    Pages28
    Publication statusPublished - 2005

    Publication series

    SeriesMaastricht Faculty of Law Working Papers
    Number8
    Volume2005

    Keywords

    • Sport
    • EU
    • Constitution
    • Direct policy
    • Indirect approach

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