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This episode is also available as a blog post: http://sportslawandpolicyreviewreporter.com/2022/05/23/corruption-and-controversy-in-the-world-of-football-recurring-cases-of-bribery-in-fifa%ef%bf%bc/
Corruption and Controversy in the world of Football – Recurring cases of Bribery in FIFA
In this article, we have discussed and analysed the global problem of corruption specifically in the context of the world of football. Time and again, the world has witnessed major corruption cases relating to the most popular sport on the planet, which not only violates the integrity of the beautiful sport, but also devoid countries of opportunities for development, especially considering the economic benefits this sport can bring to nations. To provide the reader with a thorough understanding of this issue – major judicial pronouncements, applicable laws and jurisprudence laid down by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (‘FIFA’) as well as the Court of Arbitration for Sport (‘CAS’) have been comprehensively discussed.
A comparative analysis has been provided, which essentially captures the comparison of various mechanisms and actors that have a bearing upon this issue. We have also discussed the evidentiary concerns in football-related corruption cases. Furthermore, in the capacity of students of sports law, we have also propounded certain suggestions which can potentially curb this menace of corruption.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://sportslawandpolicyreviewreporter.com/2022/05/23/corruption-and-controversy-in-the-world-of-football-recurring-cases-of-bribery-in-fifa%ef%bf%bc/
Corruption and Controversy in the world of Football – Recurring cases of Bribery in FIFA
In this article, we have discussed and analysed the global problem of corruption specifically in the context of the world of football. Time and again, the world has witnessed major corruption cases relating to the most popular sport on the planet, which not only violates the integrity of the beautiful sport, but also devoid countries of opportunities for development, especially considering the economic benefits this sport can bring to nations. To provide the reader with a thorough understanding of this issue – major judicial pronouncements, applicable laws and jurisprudence laid down by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (‘FIFA’) as well as the Court of Arbitration for Sport (‘CAS’) have been comprehensively discussed.
A comparative analysis has been provided, which essentially captures the comparison of various mechanisms and actors that have a bearing upon this issue. We have also discussed the evidentiary concerns in football-related corruption cases. Furthermore, in the capacity of students of sports law, we have also propounded certain suggestions which can potentially curb this menace of corruption.