The Business of Sports

The Business of Sports provides a comprehensive foundation of the economic, organizational, legal and political components of the sports industry. Geared for journalism, communication and business students, but also an excellent resource for those working in sports, this text introduces readers to the ever-increasing complexity of an industry that is in constant flux. Now in its third edition, the volume continues to offer a wealth of statistics and case studies, up to date with the newest developments in sports business and focused on cutting-edge issues and topics, including the many changes in international sports and the role of analytics in decision-making and tax rules that have a major effect on athletes and teams.

Informationen zum Autor Mark Conrad is Associate Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham University's School of Business Administration, where he is also the director of the Sports Business Program. Zusammenfassung The Business of Sports provides a comprehensive foundation of the economic, organizational, legal and political components of the sports industry. Geared for journalism, communication and business students, but also an excellent resource for those working in sports, this text introduces readers to the ever-increasing complexity of an industry that is in constant flux. Now in its third edition, the volume continues to offer a wealth of statistics and case studies, up to date with the newest developments in sports business and focused on cutting-edge issues and topics, including the many changes in international sports and the role of analytics in decision-making and tax rules that have a major effect on athletes and teams. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: What Makes Sports a Unique Business? Chapter 1 The Structure of Professional Team Sports Chapter 2 The Structure of Individual Sports Chapter 3 The Structure of College and High School Sports Chapter 4 The International Sports System Chapter 5 Sports Contracts Chapter 6 Labor Relations in Sports Chapter 7 Sports Agents Chapter 8 Team Relocation and Facility Issues Chapter 9 Sports Gambling Chapter 10 Analytics in Sports Chapter 11 Sports Injuries Chapter 12 Performance-Enhancing Drugs in Sports) Chapter 13 Discrimination in Sports Chapter 14 Intellectual Property and Sports Chapter 15 Traditional and New Media in Sports Chapter 16 Taxation and Sports

Autorentext

Mark Conrad is Associate Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham University's School of Business Administration, where he is also the director of the Sports Business Program.

Klappentext

The Business of Sports provides a comprehensive foundation of the economic, organizational, legal and political components of the sports industry. Geared for journalism, communication and business students, but also an excellent resource for those working in sports, this text introduces readers to the ever-increasing complexity of an industry that is in constant flux. Now in its third edition, the volume continues to offer a wealth of statistics and case studies, up to date with the newest developments in sports business and focused on cutting-edge issues and topics, including the many changes in international sports and the role of analytics in decision-making and tax rules that have a major effect on athletes and teams.

Zusammenfassung

The Business of Sports provides a comprehensive foundation of the economic, organizational, legal and political components of the sports industry. Geared for journalism, communication and business students, but also an excellent resource for those working in sports, this text introduces readers to the ever-increasing complexity of an industry that is in constant flux. Now in its third edition, the volume continues to offer a wealth of statistics and case studies, up to date with the newest developments in sports business and focused on cutting-edge issues and topics, including the many changes in international sports and the role of analytics in decision-making and tax rules that have a major effect on athletes and teams.

Inhalt

Introduction: What Makes Sports a Unique Business?

Chapter 1 The Structure of Professional Team Sports

Chapter 2 The Structure of Individual Sports

Chapter 3 The Structure of College and High School Sports

Chapter 4 The International Sports System

Chapter 5 Sports Contracts

Chapter 6 Labor Relations in Sports

Chapter 7 Sports Agents

Chapter 8 Team Relocation and Facility Issues

Chapter 9 Sports Gambling

Chapter 10 Analytics in Sports

Chapter 11 Sports Injuries

Chapter 12 Performance-Enhancing Drugs in Sports)

Chapter 13 Discrimination in Sports

Chapter 14 Intellectual Property and Sports

Chapter 15 Traditional and New Media in Sports

Chapter 16 Taxation and Sports