Sports Arbitral Tribunals and Their Jurisprudence

‘Well-written and accessible, Haynes and Marcus have provided readers with an important oversight of this ever-expanding area of arbitration, while sports law specialists will appreciate their coverage of the Caribbean jurisdictions especially. A unique and timely work of importance to academics and practitioners, and to the federations and athletes they advise.’ – David McArdle, School of Law, Stirling University, Scotland
‘The need for independent, effective, and efficient dispute resolution in sport has led to the creation of a network of tribunals at international and national level. Knowledge of the jurisprudence emerging from such tribunals – private, statutory, domestic, and even transnational in reach – is central to an understanding of international sports law. Given the diverse range of sources and jurisdictions, it has been difficult to capture such jurisprudence with any concision. That is until now, and for that the authors deserve both due credit and your readership.’ – Jack Anderson, The University of Melbourne, Australia

Authors

• Jason Haynes: Associate Professor of Law, Birmingham Law School, University of Birmingham, UK.
• J. Tyrone Marcus: Lecturer in Law, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago.

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