Why does America and England not have a law for sports?
Dr. Mohamed Fadlallah, a member of the Egyptian Sports Media Performance Committee and the International Sports Adviser, stressed that despite the United States of America on the throne of the Olympic achievement historically, and that England runs the strongest football league in the world (the English Premier League), but surprisingly, both countries do not have a unified national law for sports similar to what is in place in many countries such as France, Italy or Spain Brazil.
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& nbsp; This paradox opens a door to understanding the philosophy of sports legislation in the developed world, and how legal models differ according to culture and institutions? .. In order to understand that philosophy, we must consider the following:- & nbsp;
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first:- Why does America not have a unified law for sports? The answer to this question lies in the following aspects:-
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(1)- The United States does not depend & quot; Ministry of Sports & quot; As in most countries of the world, sport is managed through the private sector and semi-independent unions. Independent institutions such as (NCAA) without intervention of a central law.
& nbsp; Sports is issued by the British Parliament? And, because:- & nbsp;
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(1)- Sports Federations & Ndash; Led by the Football Association & ndash; It is managed by the logic of autonomy, and is subject to the laws of charitable or private companies. More than written laws of a mandatory nature. Philosophy is behind the absence of the unified sports law? Independent. Various. Another to rethink the form of state dealing with sports affairs & quot;
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