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Latty, Franck. "La lex sportiva : recherche sur le droit transnational." Paris 10, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA100110.
Full textLex Sportiva is a type of transnational law applied to sports. It is made of several legal systems - those of the international federations - which tend to get centralized by the legal system of the International Olympic Committee. The Court of Arbitration for Sport and the World Anti-Doping Agency help consolidating the system. Lex Sportiva is largely autonomous from national legal systems, especially because of its transnational nature strengthened by the recourse to arbitration which prevents national interferences. Nevertheless, the E. U. Legal system has succeeded in controlling efficiently sporting norms with economic aspects. International law, though not powerful enough to govern Lex Sportiva, is a way to implement new forms of regulations between States and sports organisations
Legendre, Clémentine. "La coordination du mouvement sportif international et des ordres juridiques étatiques et supra-étatiques." Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01D026.
Full textThe International Sports Movement works, in many ways, as a State. It issues standards designed to regulate world sport, monitors their implementation and settles disputes among its members. As State and Supra-State legal systems also intervene in sport matters, the issue of their coordination naturally arises. The current coordination, carried out by State legal system is unsatisfactory. When it asks for the International Sports Movement to meet its requirements, this claim is often ineffective. When it acknowledges the autonomy of such system by means of arbitration this autonomy is unlimited. The coordination carried out by Supra-State legal systems seems like a solution to these problems. Regional legal systems are indeed efficient in order to have The International Sports Movement meet their requirements. Contrary to States, they recognize the power the system has over its members. On this model, State legal system could improve its coordination with the Sport system in recognizing the legitimacy of the power exercised by the latter. States community and the International Sports Movement also cooperate on matters such as doping. This cooperation is satisfactory. It could be extended to other sectors as well as to the organisation of World sport. States could also delegate certain prerogatives to the sport system. Therefore, solutions exist in order to ensure a smooth coordination between States, Supra-state legal systems and the International Sports Movement
Nicolau, Jean. "Droit international privé du sport : études sur une discipline en construction." Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE3018.
Full textThrough the examination of the elements of the private international law and their contrast to situations associated with sports practice in general, and to Sports Law in particular, this thesis intends to establish the pillars of the private international law on sport. In this regard, the topics related to the nationality of the athletes, either granted by the State Law or Sports Law, are initially addressed. Subsequently, this thesis aims to identify and to determine the competent authorities and the applicable law to rule over international legal issues related to sport
A partir do exame dos elementos do direito internacional privado e da contraposição dos mesmos a situações associadas à prática esportiva, de modo geral, e ao direito desportivo, em particular, este estudo pretende erigir os pilares do direito internacional privado do esporte. Com efeito, são abordadas, em um primeiro momento, temáticas relacionadas à nacionalidade, estatal e esportiva, dos atletas que integram o movimento esportivo. Na sequência, o objeto da tese repousa sobre a identificação e a determinação tanto das autoridades competentes para a apreciação das situações jurídico-desportivas de dimensão internacional, quanto do direito aplicável a estas últimas
Ayachi, Slim. "Etude des insuffisances et des lacunes du code tunisien de l'arbitrage dans une perspective d'application jurisprudentielle et de droit comparé." Nice, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008NICE0056.
Full textThe Tunisian code relative to internal and international arbitration could beyond doubt be described as liberal and modern - at least at first glance - but the essential lies not only on the adoption of a modern legislation, but also on an effective and good enforcement of the law, which must be moreover interpreted by the Tunisian Courts. The practice reveals indeed the fragility of the code, which remains an unfinished act. The remarkable characteristics of Tunisian case law (jurisprudence) are originality and instability, especially the decisions rendered by the Court of Tunis and the Supreme Court (Cour de Cassation). The principal cause is tied up the original and complicated approach of the Tunisian legislator, who has modified Uncitral model law. This attitude causes many problems in the interpretation and application of the Tunisian law of arbitration by Tunisian case law
Darrioumerle, Guillaume. "La mondialisation de la lutte contre le dopage." Thesis, La Réunion, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LARE0030.
Full textGlobalization of fight against doping. The fight against doping in sport has been administered by a body of homogeneous rules on a global scale since the beginning of the 2000s. In a crisis of legitimacy after having worked for a long time in autonomy, the Olympic authorities have agreed to coordinate their efforts with public authorities in a hybrid institution, WADA, which participates in its own way in the phenomenon of globalization. The globalized anti-doping law is distinguished firstly by its method: to achieve the objective of harmonization and to remedy conflicts of norms, it is a question of associating codification with flexible law and litigation with the State with arbitration; the result is a homogenization of legal cultures that manifests itself as much in accepting norms as in common principles. The globalization of anti-doping law then comes into play with its discourse: while globalization is criticized for its lack of meaning, the fight against doping is based on the definition of a true ideology which is amplified by the intervention of the public authorities; it is therefore less a question of correcting the excesses of the market in sport than of satisfying collective needs, which helps to understand the notion of regulation. The anti-doping law thus reveals itself in characteristic aspects of the administrative law: in the name of the general interest, the regulation takes sometimes the features of a special police, sometimes of a public service. In the end, what was only an ambitious program resulted in an institutional and normative reconfiguration that prefigured the contours of a global right in formation and overturned the classic perceptions of the administration
Chaussard, Cécile. "Les voies de règlement des litiges sportifs : essai sur la coexistence des différentes formes de justice." Dijon, 2006. https://nuxeo.u-bourgogne.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/a68d851a-da52-49c8-88c9-974c96c68cfe.
Full textBertrand, Jean-Baptiste. "Les transferts de joueurs professionnels : Objet d'un face-à-face fécond entre institutions sportives et puissances publiques." Thesis, Université Paris-Saclay (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017SACLS387/document.
Full textThe intensive practice of sports in the course of the 20th century led to to its the internationalization and professionalization. Player’s transfers, became the base of the balance of collective’s professional sport, promoted its development but also the main funding of clubs, even though they may the object of no legal defenition. Player’s transfer can however be defined as an operation by which a club agrees to end the fixed-term contract which binds him to one of his players before the term, to allow him to make a commitment with a new employer in return of the payment by the latter of a financial compensation called transfer fee. This operation reconciles a sport and commercial’s logic quickly became essential. However it was not easy to supervise it legally. It occure nevertheless after a wrestling match of about twenty years : it brought into a conflict mainly sports institutions which whished to preserve their privileges, and national and European public authorities attached mainly to fact that the professional sport respects the national the nationals law and the major principles of freedom of movement of the workers. These two partners, which contributed to the creation of the Court of Arbitration for Sport with universal vocation, failed to stop an alarming inflation of players incomes and the compensations which are paid to the transfers occasion
Ben, Abdallah-Mahouachi Hanène. "L'apport de la jurisprudence du Tribunal arbitral du sport à l'ordre juridique sportif." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM1087.
Full textThe Court of arbitration for sport (CAS), an arbitration body in sport disputes, passes sentences which, thanks to the practice of the precedent, get enough coherence to constitute a jurisprudence. Through this jurisprudence, CAS contributes in the erection of a global and autonomous sports legal order. This support is the result of a double contribution, normative as well as structuring. First, the pretorian rules generated by CAS and formed mainly by the general principles commonly applied by the judges, constitute a source of law within the sports legal order. Some of these principles, namely those aimed at protecting the fairness of the competitions and the fundamental rights of athletes, stand out with regards to their intangibility to form the sport public order. Discarding state law in favor of the application of these principles as well as of sport regulations, guarantees the autonomy of the sports legal order. Thereafter, these principles are considered as a structuring factor of the sports legal order, in that their intervention favors the coherence of the system. This structuring results from the application of these principles in order to monitor the practices by the sport organizations of their regulatory and disciplinary competences and also to confine the power of each of the components of the sport movement. In both cases, these principles become common standards for the whole sport community to abide by
Bekombo, jabea Claude. "L'interaction entre la lex sportiva nationale et la lex sportiva "internationale" : reflexion à partir du cas du Cameroun." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE3012/document.
Full textBeside the State legal system, there are autonomous social legal systems (sign of legal pluralism and internormativity). The quest of that legal pluralism system analysis is to find the way forward to solve the intercourse between the two systems existing without hierarchy rules to render their relationships. We have identified international lex sportiva as a unique law order from what we have called the “sport institution”(showing as a house) which is cooperating with other law system in the international legal field. We have focused our study on the interaction between international and national lex sportiva, to see how those legal relationships are implemented. In so doing, we choose Cameroon as our example. The study therefore revealed that the application of international lex sportiva is subject to national resistances because in Africa its aim is misunderstood by the national actors (State authorities, judges, sports actors). Moreover, there is a “sport rule public service” which sometime interfere in the domain of the international sports laws(lex sportiva) in Africa rendered by the State (in Cameroon for example since 1960, 105 sports rules were taken by the State, 9 laws, 52 decrees, 31 arêtes, 11 decisions, 1 circular letter, 1 ministerial instruction), with the President of the Republic as major “legislator” (65 of the above mentioned 105 sports rules taken in Cameroon, that’s a percentage of 65%)
Karaa, Skander. "Les juges de l'activité professionnelle sportive. : Contribution à l'étude des relations entre pluralisme juridique et pluralisme de justice." Thesis, Limoges, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LIMO0053.
Full textThe professional activity of those involved in sport provokes much conflict. Consequent disputes are extremely diverse. Materially, they are associative or contractual, administrative or legal, social, fiscal or criminal, disciplinary or non-disciplinary in nature. Territorially, they are national or international. All fit into a particularly robust system of sources: norms imposed on actors (sporting rules, state rules, and supranational rules) overlap with norms negotiated by them. Creating inevitable interactions between these legal entities, such legal pluralism is the source of a true pluralism of justice with strong litigation and material consequences.From a procedural standpoint, whether they are attached to a national legal system or a supranational or transnational one, legal bodies have strongly different characteristics and powers, yet still meet a common procedural logic. In general, judges intervene with a combination and a complementary approach, rather than in an adversarial relationship, even if the principles of distribution between the various methods of justice differ, whether a sporting dispute remains within the domestic sphere or exceeds it. From a substantive law standpoint, this multiplication of judges is not necessarily unfortunate in so far as this pluralism of justice appropriately consecrates and nourishes legal sporting pluralism. With their normative case law actions, these judges and arbitrators take part by acting alone or sometimes within a constructive dialogue, to an appropriate and consistent regulation of disputes relating to the professional activity of those involved in sport. This takes into account the peculiarities of the organisation of sport and the legal relationships established by these actors.Whereby, ultimately, the relationships between legal pluralism and pluralism of justice are part of a general settlement of federal sporting disputes and working disputes that generally conform to the basic principles of fair justice and appearing resolutely adapted to the specificities of professional sporting activity. Does this not illustrate an “ordered pluralism ?
Compaore, Delphine. "Le sport, analyseur de la place de l'Afrique dans la coopération internationale : l'exemple de la politique sportive de la France en Afrique-Burkina faso (1960- 2010)." Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00787630.
Full textRéguer-Petit, Léa. "L'appréhension par le droit de l'Union européenne des sanctions dans le domaine des activités sportives." Thesis, Paris 9, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA090039/document.
Full textEuropean sport is on the verge of an upheaval as to its consideration by EU law and by the law of the European Convention on Human Rights. The finding of overlapping standards and different legal frameworks producing effects on the sanctions on the "European citizen athlete" leads to the repetition of difficulties relating to the infringement of the principles of equal treatment and of integrity of sport competitions. This thesis demonstrates the need for Europeanisation of sanctions imposed on the "European citizen athlete", and develops a reflection on the legal instruments of soft law and hard law - existing or to be developed - that may be of interest to meet that objective of Europeanisation. The originality of the work primarily lies in conducting field surveys, and secondly in the development and future changes in instruments of soft law or hard law existing for the purpose of combating violations of these principles, by contributing in various ways, to the Europeanisation of sanctions in the field of sports
Mesnier, Laurent. "Le régime fiscal international des artistes et sportifs." Paris 2, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA020076.
Full textDemeslay, Julie. "Organiser la lutte antidopage à l’échelle internationale : une sociologie pragmatique d’un processus d’harmonisation." Thesis, Paris 10, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA100135.
Full textThe motion carried from 1963, as the result of the Uriage-les-Bains conference, calls for some rules standardization concerning the fight against doping in sports. But starting in the 1990’s, situations and scandals have tended to increase, emphasizing the dysfunction of scattered international standards elaborated by representatives from local authorities on one side and from the olympic authorities on the other side. In 1999, almost forty years after the first conference on doping in sports, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is created, meaning to harmonize anti-doping policies and regulations among the great number of protagonists. This particular thesis aims precisely to describe and analyse who does what in this very task of harmonization and, from a sociologic perspective, to understand this particular social figure. It shows the necessity of stabilizing materials, devices and forms of partnerships with a minimum of reversibility and of offering some democratic approach which would allow to question previous choices and orientations. The creation of WADA, processing and updating of the World Anti-Doping Code, compliance of the partners of WADA and building of control and prevention instruments tend to show how the participants are trying to find an agreement combining axiological principles, devices and practices. Thus, entering through critics and arguments in history shows that harmonization is based on adjustment processes which rely on each and every one’s independence in its daily activities and on degrees of constraints inherent in the process of harmonization itself
Bichovsky, Aude. "Prévention de la violence commise par les spectateurs lors de manifestations sportives : étude des mesures préventives et de la responsabilité de l'organisateur à la lumière du droit comparé et du droit suisse /." Bâle : Helbing Lichtenhahn, 2009. http://aleph.unisg.ch/hsgscan/hm00243858.pdf.
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