JSLA (Japan Sports Law Association) Annual Review, No.1, 1994

 “The Special Characteristics of the Parties Involved in Sports”


   

Sports Law – National Sports Law, Autonomous Sports Law & World Sports Law

Masaji Chiba

   

Sport as National “Culture” in Japan

Kenichi Nagai

   
 

Sports Law Issues, including its Objectives and Methods

   

Issues concerning Sports Rights

Yoshio Hamano

   
   

1st Annual JSLA Symposium

 

Keynote Addresses

 

Coaching for Winning: A Case Study of Waseda University Rugby Football Club

Hiroshi Hibino

 

Cases of Sports Accidents and the Parties Involved: The Inherent Risks in Sports

Takashi Ito

 

Symposium: Reports & Discussions

 
   

The Parties involved with Municipal Sports

Kunihiko Karai

 
 

Sport as a Means of Social Control & its Participants:                    Mitsuaki Sasaki

From the Perspective of the Policy for the Sound Nurturing of Young People

   

Participants in Sports: The Special Characteristics of Instructors & Students Athletes in the School Sports System

Masaru Saito

 
   

The Rights & Duties of Sports Athletes and Players

Chiharu Sato

   

Legal Cases/Judgments concerning High Level Amateur Sports Athletes in American Sports

Yoichi Inoue

 

Free Topic Contributions

 
   

A Legal Study of the Transfer of Control within Sports Organisations in Britain

Yuji Nakamura

   

Sports Rights & the Public

Kazuo Uchiumi

 

The Legal Liability & Duty of Care of Sports Coaches and Instructors in relation to Accidents in Sports in the Community

Yosihisa Miura

 
   

Constitutional Law & Sports Promotion in the Federal German Republic

Mari Kobayashi

   

The History & Theory of Sports Law in France

Kenji Saito

   

A Study on the Normative Nature of the Olympic Charter as the Common Law in the International Sports Community

Keiko Nagaishi

 

Book Reviews

 

“The Struggle over Free Agency”

Masaru Ikei

 

“Le sport et son droit”

 
 

Kenji Saito

   

“Establishing the Sports System After World War II”

Sadao Morikawa

 

Sportförderung und Sport-föderungsrecht als Staatsaufg abe

 
 

Mari Kobayashi