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TACKLING CORRUPTION IN SPORT IN SWITZERLAND

This year will see Switzerland filling gaps in its legal regime on sports corruption, particularly match-fixing, despite being the headquarters for many international sports governing bodies, which are expected to set high ethical standards for the sporting world. Although match-fixing, globally, has shown a slight reduction

SPORT AND COMPETITION LAW IN TÜRKİYE

Introduction Sports organisations are no longer merely institutions responsible for organising sports competitions: they have evolved into complex economic actors managing substantial financial resources and operating within multi-layered markets. Professional sports leagues, particularly association football leagues, generate media content of considerable economic value, and broadcasting