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Ethics
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03 May 2013
Comment: The long awaited report from FIFA’s Ethics Committee about FIFA and the ISL affair is superficial, insufficient and confuses ethics with legal formalities. The exoneration of Blatter is made on a fragile basis.[more]
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22 January 2013
International sports organisations insist on their autonomy from outside interference, but what limits do national and international laws put on the autonomy of sport? How do the laws of society influence the practices and...[more]
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19 December 2012
Intervention by Jens Sejer Andersen, International Director, Play the Game & the Danish Institute for Sports Studies at a public hearing organized by the European Parliament, 18 December 2012.[more]
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21 September 2012
The reform process is met by considerable resistance in FIFA, two of the main characters in the current FIFA reform process, Dr. Theo Zwanziger and Professor Mark Pieth, said, when they spoke at a session at the EASM 2012...[more]
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03 September 2012
Last week, one of the heads of FIFA’s independent Ethics Committee, Joachim Eckert, told a German news magazine that Sepp Blatter needed to participate in the clean-up of FIFA or resign as its president, which prompted criticism...[more]
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23 August 2012
Co-head of FIFA’s Ethics Committee, Joachim Eckert, wants to tackle corruption in FIFA and wants to punish anyone standing in the way – even when it comes to president Sepp Blatter, he stated in an interview with the German news...[more]
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23 August 2012
The former president of the German Football Association, Theo Zwanziger, and head of FIFA’s Independent Governance Committee, Mark Pieth, are among the keynote speakers at the EASM conference in Aalborg, Denmark, taking place on...[more]
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22 August 2012
It is not always easy to see where the line is drawn for the Olympic spirit, as several cases have shown us during this year’s Olympic Games, Andreas Selliaas concludes in this comment piece discussing what fair play means in...[more]
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28 July 2012
FIFA has provisionally suspended Mohamed Bin Hammam for 90 days, just one week after his lifetime ban from world football was overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The new investigation could be a litmus test...[more]
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25 July 2012
In an new critical report, a group of Olympians, academics, athletes, journalists and students lead by human rights lawyer and former Olympic swimmer Nikki Dryden and investigative journalist Andrew Jennings put focus on how well...[more]
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