Sports, Media & Entertainment Law: US & Other Countries

As part of Spinelli's Law Library Reference Shelf, this digitized research guide includes research strategy, legislation, government publications, a glossary of terms, and other related US sports law resources.

One of the American Bar Association's practice-specific communities, providing resources, education, networking opportunities, and news in the practice of entertainment and sports law.

A non-profit, international, professional organization whose common goal is the understanding, advancement and ethical practice of sports law. This website includes publications, news, jobs and internship opportunities, and events.

Covers the basic principles, constitutional and case law sources, regulatory frameworks, and emerging legal matters in media, advertising, and entertainment law in over 30 countries.

The objective of IASL is the cultivation and the development of the Science, the research and the teaching of Sports Law and the institution of the Olympic Games.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) drafted and implemented the Convention after consultation with over 100 countries regarding doping in sports. This website details the specific actions signatory governments are to take.

Founded with the aim of bringing consistency to anti-doping policies and regulations within sport organizations and governments right across the world, this resource includes guidelines, details on education and prevention, and standards documents.

The European Human Rights organization includes details on their collective agreement on sport, anti-doping, manipulation of sports safety, security and service, and spectator violence.

Provides high quality research, services and products to the sporting world at large (sports ministries, international - intergovernmental - organizations, sports associations and federations, the professional sports industry, etc.) on both a national and an international basis.