Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson · Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson 3 2. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS CArb, Chartered Arbitrator, 2016 CIWM, Acas Certificate in Internal Workplace

Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson

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Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson; Last updated 18 Jan 2018

1. Personal Details and Brief Bio

2. Education and Qualifications

3. Current Posts

4. Previous Experience

5. Research: Current Projects

6. Research Output: Books/ISBNs

7. Research Output: Peer-reviewed Journal Articles

8. Research Output: Book Chapters

9. Research Output: Book Reviews

10. Research Output: Edited Journals

11. Research Output: Non-peer Reviewed Articles

12. Research Output: Conference Papers

13. Research Output: Colloquia, Seminars and Presentations

14. Research Output: Media Activity

15. Research Funding: Pending

16. Research Funding: Obtained

17. Research Supervision: PhD

18. Teaching*

19. Administrative Experience*

20. Arbitration Experience*

21. Referees* *need updating


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1. PERSONAL DETAILS AND BRIEF BIO Jack Anderson joined the law school at Melbourne in July 2017. Previously he had taught at the University of Limerick from where he was appointed a Senior Research Scholar by the Irish Research Council for Humanities & Social Sciences in 2002. In 2003 he was a Visiting Fellow at the Faculty of Law, Australian National University, Canberra. In 2004, he joined the School of Law at Queen’s University, Belfast as a Lecturer and where he was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2008, Reader in 2011, and Professor in 2012,. He now teaches criminal law and sports law at the Melbourne Law School and is its Director of Sports Law Studies. He is currently an external examiner in law for Trinity College Dublin, the National University of Ireland, Galway and the University of Stirling, Scotland. Jack’s primary research interest is the relationship between sport and the law and he has published widely in the area including monographs such as The Legality of Boxing (Routledge 2007) and Modern Sports Law (Hart 2010) and edited collections such as Landmark Cases in Sports Law (Asser 2013) and EU Sports Law (Edward Elgar 2018). He was Editor-in-Chief of the International Sports Law Journal based at the International Sports Law Centre at the Asser Institute from 2013 to 2016. Jack is the author of over 100 peer reviewed articles, international conference papers and other seminars on the topics of sports law and including at the National Sports Law Institute, Marquette University, Milwaukee; the Australian National University, Canberra; the Australian Research Council’s Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, Brisbane; University of Cambridge; German Sports University, Cologne; China University of Political Science and Law, Beijing; and also the delivery of papers and workshops relating to sports law for Interpol, FIFA, World Rugby and the International Olympic Committee. Jack contributes regularly to the media in Australia, Britain and Ireland on sports law matters. He is an accredited workplace mediator and a Chartered Arbitrator, (CArb). Jack was also a member of a number of sports dispute resolution tribunals in the UK and Ireland such as Sport Resolutions UK; Just Sport Ireland; the Football Association of Ireland’s Disciplinary Panel; Secretary of the Gaelic Athletic Association’s Disputes Resolution Authority. He is currently an arbitrator on the inaugural IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal. In 2016, he was appointed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport and appeared on the list of arbitrators of the CAS Ad hoc Division for the UEFA EURO 2016 (European football championships).


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2. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS CArb, Chartered Arbitrator, 2016 CIWM, Acas Certificate in Internal Workplace Mediation, 2015 FCIArb, Fellowship, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, London, 2007

Fellow, Higher Education Academy, UK, 2007

Graduate Diploma in Arbitration, University College Dublin, 2006 PGCHET, Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching, QUB, 2006

PhD, The Legality of Boxing, Queen’s University Belfast, 2005 LLM, (Research with distinction), Legal Liability in Sport, U of Limerick, 1998 BA, (First Class Honours), Law and European Studies, U of Limerick, 1996 3. CURRENT POSTS AND AFFILIATIONS Fellow, Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice, Queen’s University Belfast, 2016 Professor in Law, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast, 2012-2016 Editor in Chief, International Sports Law Journal, 2012-2016 External Examiner in Law, University of Stirling, 2016-present; Trinity College Dublin, 2016-present; National University of Ireland, Galway, 2014-present; Arbitrator, Disputes Resolution Authority of the GAA (Ireland), 2006-present; UK Sports Dispute Resolution Panel, 2007-present; Just Sport Ireland, 2007-present; Football Association of Ireland’s Disciplinary Panel, 2013-2016;; Editorial Board Member (Journals): Law in Sport.com; Occasional Peer Reviewer): e.g., Swiss National Science Foundation; OUP; CUP; Routledge; Pearson. (Journal Articles): e.g., American Journal of the Legal Aspects of Sport; Entertainment and Sport Law Journal; International Journal of


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Sport Policy; Legal Studies; Sport and History; International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice Individual Member: British Association of Sport and the Law; Irish Association of Law Teachers; Society for Legal Scholars; Socio-Legal Studies Association 4. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE External Examiner in Law, Dublin City University, 2009-2012; University of Westminster, 2013-2016; University College Dublin, 2013-2016 Reader, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast, 2012 Leverhulme (Study Abroad) Fellow, 2011-2012 Reader in Law, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast, 2011-2012 Visiting Fellow, Australian Research Council’s Centre of Excellence for Policing and Security, Griffith University, Brisbane, 2011 Senior Lecturer in Law, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast, 2008-2011 External Examiner in Law, Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 2006-2009 Lecturer in Law, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast, 2004-2008 Lecturer in Law, School of Law, University of Limerick, 2004 Junior Lecturer in Law, School of Law, University of Limerick, 2002-1998 Visiting Research Fellow, Faculty of Law, Australian National University, 2003-2004 Visiting (Postgrad) Fellow, US Sports Law Institute, Marquette University, 1998


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5. RESEARCH: CURRENT PROJECTS

1. Edited Collection: Jack Anderson, R Parrish and B Garcia (eds) Research Handbook in EU Sports Law (Edward Elgar, 2018, forthcoming);

6. RESEARCH OUTPUT: BOOKS/ISBNS

1. Lead author (with Asser International Sports Law Centre), “Study on Risk Assessment and Management and Prevention of Conflicts of Interest in the Prevention and Fight Against Betting-Related Match Fixing in the EU 28: Final Report EAC/16/2013 for the European Commission, DG Education and Culture” Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2014, 164pp and ISBN 978927939388.

2. (Editor) Leading Cases in Sports Law, The Hague, Asser-Springer, 2013, 394pp and ISBN 9789067049085

3. Alternatives to Court in Northern Ireland, NI Ombudsman, Belfast, 2011,

34pp and ISBN 9780956918000

4. Recent Developments in Tort Law, SLS Publications (NI), Belfast, 2011, 36pp and ISBN 9780853899938

5. Modern Sports Law, Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2010, 438pp, and ISBN 9781841136851

6. The Legality of Boxing, London, Birkbeck Law Press, 2007, 216pp and

ISBN 9780415429320

7. Irish Land Law, Dublin, Gill and Macmillan, 2002, 167pp and ISBN 071733400

Reviews of Modern Sports Law “Modern Sports Law, A Textbook, is a very comprehensive and overall original approach to Sports Law. Jack Anderson brings about a fresh approach to the study of the topic. What is undeniable is that it’s a magnificent work, which shows the encyclopaedic knowledge of the author. The books included in the references are numerous and varied, it’s truly impressive...this book would be very appropriate for students with a law degree and even for professionals that want to increase their knowledge about specific areas.


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Alfonso Valero, www.lawinsport.com, June 2011 “This recently published book provides a welcome addition for those engaged in the study of legal aspects of sport.[Anderson] has provided careful analysis of many major features of modern sports law. One of the strengths of his work is the way in which he draws useful comparisons between the experience and decisions of the English courts with those of other common law jurisdictions. In addition, the ultimate readers are helped in their understanding by the reasoned and helpful referencing throughout the book. One must also add congratulations to Hart Publishing for their provision of an easy to follow structure and indexing of the text. Finally, it is suggested that Anderson’s book will no doubt be a popular purchase by those who wish to enhance their study and interest in sports, whether as practitioners, students or general readers.” David Dovey, Sport and the Law Journal “..its content is minutely up to date and its analysis is strong and has a distinct and very interesting individuality to it. I, for one, will be recommending the book as an insightful and up-to-date treatise on the discipline that is sports law.” Professor Neville Cox, Irish Jurist “Let me say it directly! Jack Anderson's book is very good and recommended reading for anyone interested in the sport’s future regulation, the standard of development and its relationship to social trends.” Bo Carlsson, Idrottsforum.org, November 2011 “This is a well-researched and well-written Book on “Sports Law” and one that I would heartily and unhesitatingly recommend to students and practitioners alike.” Professor Ian Blackshaw, International Sports Law Journal Reviews of Legality of Boxing Shortlisted for Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship, Society of Legal Scholars, 2008 “…always intriguing and accurate, on sport, law and its general history…Anderson is very well read on boxing law and the book is...[both]...entertaining and accessible.” Professor Steve Redhead, Journal of Law & Society “a thought-provoking and well-researched study.” Professor Ian Blackshaw, International Sports Law Journal, “the most thought-provoking book I read last year.” Ron Lewis, the boxing correspondent of The Times


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“[The Legality of Boxing] reads briskly and is a terrific narrative of the sport’s evolution…a measured account of facts, law and history.” Don Steinberg of the Boxing Writers’ Association of America “[The Legality of Boxing] is thoughtful and of particular interest when Anderson turns to the philosophical and ethical issues that surround the fundamental nature of boxing.” Thomas Hauser, www.secondsout.com 7. RESEARCH OUTPUT: PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES

1. “Alternative Dispute Resolution in Irish Sport” (2016) 1(2) ADR and Arbitration Review 113-129;

2. “Methodology in Sports History: Learning from Legal Scholarship?” (2015) 32 (15) International Journal of the History of Sport 1764-1768

3. “Village Greens, Commons Land and the Emergence of Sports Law in the

UK” (2014) 14 (3/4) International Sports Law Journal 218-231

4. “The Right to a Fair Fight: Sporting Lessons on Consensual Harm” (2014) 17(1) New Criminal Law Review 55-75

5. “Doping, Sport and the Law” (2013) 9(2) International Journal of Law in Context 135-159

6. “Sports Law in an Olympic Year: Citius, Altius, Fortius?” (2012) 12 (2)

Legal Information Management 72-80

7. “The Curious Case of the Portsmouth Publican: Challenging the Territorial Exclusivity of TV Rights in European Professional Sport” (2011) 11 (3) International Sports Law Review 53-60

8. “Keeping Sports out of the Courts: The Use of ADR in Irish Sport” (2010) 76(4) Arbitration 647-655

9. (with D Doukas) “The Dice is Loaded: Commercial Gambling and the

European Court of Justice” (2008) 27 Oxford Yearbook of European Law 237-276


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10. “No Licence for Thuggery: Violence, Sport and the Criminal Law” [2008] Criminal Law Review 751-763

11. “Personal Injury Liability in Sport: Emerging Trends” (2008) 16 Tort Law Review 95-119

12. “The Business of Hurting People: A Historical, Social and Legal Analysis of Professional Boxing” (2007) 7(1) Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal 35-59

13. “Off the Beaten Track: Adopting a Countryside Access Act for Ireland – The Right to Ramble, Roam and Rest” (2007) 12(2) Conveyancing and Property Law Journal 37-46

14. “Rushing to Judgment: The Evolution of Sports Disciplinary and Arbitral Bodies in Ireland” (2006) 4(3) Entertainment and Sports Law Journal Online: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/eslj/issues/volume4/number3/anderson

15. “The Legal Response to Prize Fighting in England and America” (2006) 57(2) Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly 265-287

16. “An Accident of History: Why the Decisions of Sports Governing Bodies are not Amenable to Judicial Review” (2006) 35(3) Common Law World Review 173-196

17. “‘These Boots are made for Advertising’ – Ambush marketing, Sport and the Law” (2005) 12(8) Commercial Law Practitioner 207-223

18. “Time for a Mandatory Count: Regulating for the Reform of the

Professional Boxing Industry in the UK” (2005) 13(1) Sport and the Law Journal 40-45

19. “Policing the Sports Field: The Role of the Criminal Law” (2005) 5(2) International Sports Law Review 25-31

20. “In the Land of the Fee and the Home of the Bribe: Commercialism, Corruption and Professional Boxing” (2005) 6 Pandektis; Journal of the International Association of Sport and Law 141-153

21. “A Brief Legal History of Prize Fighting in Nineteenth Century America” (2004) 24(1) Sport in History 55-85


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22. “Judicial Scrutiny of Sports Governing Bodies: An Australian Perspective” (2004) 4 University of Limerick Law Review 53-77

23. “The Evolution of the Ultra Vires Rule in Irish Company Law” (2003) 38 The Irish Jurist 263-284

24. “No Licence for Thuggery: Rugby, Violence and the Criminal Law” (2002) 4(1:2) Pandeketis; The International Sports Law Review 155-166

25. “Prize Fighting and the Law in Nineteenth Century England” (2002) 21(1) Sport in History 27-34

26. “Statutory Aids in the Construction of Wills: Sections 90 and 99 of the Succession Act 1965” (2002) 5(3) The Irish Journal of Family Law 1-7

27. “Citius, Altius, Fortius: A Study of Criminal Violence in Sport” (2000) 11(1) Marquette University Sports Law Review 87-106

28. “Kosovo and the Legality of NATO’s actions” (2000) 11 Irish Studies in International Affairs 31-39

29. “Taking Sports out of the Courts: A Study of the International Court of Arbitration for Sport” (2000) 10(2) Journal of the Legal Aspects of Sport 123-128

30. “Violence, Sport and the Law: An Application to Gaelic Games” (1999) 7(2) Sport and the Law Journal 51-59

31. “Mens Sano in Corpore Sano: Violence, Sport and the Criminal Law” (1998) 6 Irish Student Law Review 64-78

8. RESEARCH OUTPUT: BOOK CHAPTERS

1. (with J Henka) “Concussion, Employers’ Duties and the Law: The U.K. & Ireland with comparative perspective from the U.S. and Canada” n Chris Bond, Sean Cottrell and Manali Kulkarn (eds) Lawinsport Sports Law Yearbook 2016/7, London, British Association of Sports Law, chap 10.3

2. “Village Greens, Commons Land and the Emergence of Sports Law in the UK” in Wray Vamplew and Mark Dyreson (eds) Sports History, Sage, London, 2016;


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3. “Player Safety In Sports” in S Cotterill et al (eds) Lawinsport Sports Law Yearbook 2015/6, London, British Association of Sports Law, 572-593;

4. “Attempted Fixing Or Manipulation Of The Outcome Of Sporting Events” in S Cotterill et al (eds) Lawinsport Sports Law Yearbook 2015/6, London, British Association of Sports Law, 397-405;

5. “Not an Olympian Fiddle: How Vanessa Mae Played her Way to Sochi

and Slalomed Past the Court of Arbitration for Sport: CAS 2014/A/3832-3 Vanessa Vanakorn v. Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) in Duval A, (ed) Yearbook of International Sports Arbitration, Springer-Verlag, 2016, 213-218

6. “The Juridification and Criminalisation of Doping: Time to Revive the Spirit of Sport?” in Healey D and Haas U (eds) Doping in Sport: An In-Depth Analysis of Impact, Oxford, Hart-Bloomsbury, 2016, 251-267;

7. “Arbitration, Negotiation and Contracts in Sport” in Barry M et al (eds) Research Handbook of Employment Relations in Sport, Cheltenham, Edward Elgar, 2016, 149-173.

8. with Misra A and Saunders J, “Safeguarding Sports Integrity Against Crime and Corruption: An Australian Perspective”, in Haberfeld, M (ed) Match-Fixing in International Sports, Springer, 2013, 135-155.

9. “The Emergence of Sports Law: Abbot v Weekly (1665) 83 ER 357; 1 Lev 167” in J Anderson (ed) Leading Cases in Sports Law, The Hague, Asser-Springer, 2013, 3-27

10. “Sanctioned Aggression or Criminal Sanction? Violence, Contact Sports and the Law” in J Lusted, S Hamill and D Hassan (eds) Managing Sport: Social and Cultural Perspectives, London, Routledge, 2012

11. “Sports Betting: Law and Policy in Northern Ireland” in P Anderson et al (eds) Sports Betting: Law and Policy, The Hague, TMC Asser Press, 2012, 602-628

12. “English Pugilism” in T Green and J Svinth (eds) Martial Arts of the World, Santa Barbara, ABC-CLIO, 2010, 228-233

13. “Corruption in Sport: Time for an EU Statement of Integrity and Good Conduct in Sport?” in Foks, J (ed) The Implications of Joining the European Union for Polish Sport, Warsaw: Polish Ministry for Sport, 2007, 104-115


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14. “Writing and the Law” in Keane, R and Downes, M (eds.) Academic Writing, Belgrade, CEP, 2003, 123-138

9. RESEARCH OUTPUT: BOOK REVIEWS

1. The Legacy of Bosman. By A Duval and B Van Rompuy (eds) (The Hague, Asser, 2016, 250 pp) in (2017) 54 (2) Common Market Law Review 661-663.

2. You Bet, The Betfair Story: How Two Men Changed the World of Gambling. By Colin Cameron (London, HarperCollins, 2009, 308 pp) The Irish Times (Dublin, 17 June 2009) Opinion, 17.

3. Policing Football: Social Interaction and Negotiated Disorder. By Megan

O’Neill (Houndsmills, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2005, ix + 220 pp) (2006) 47(2) British Journal of Criminology 352-354

4. Sport and the Law. By S Gardiner et al. (London, Cavendish, 2006, lxii + 724

pp) (2006) 4(2) Entertainment and Sports Law Journal, Online www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/law/elj/eslj/issues/volume4/number2/anderson

5. Violence and Crime in Nineteenth Century England: The Shadow of our

Refinement (Routledge Studies in Modern British History). By J. Carter Wood (London: Routledge, 2004, xii + 204 pp.) (2006) 46(2) British Journal of Criminology 375-377

6. Sport and the Law. By N. Cox and A. Schuster (Dublin: Firstlaw, 2004,

xlvii + 514 pp.) (2005) 13(3) Sport and the Law Journal 85-87

7. Sport and the Law. By N. Cox and A. Schuster (Dublin: Firstlaw, 2004, xlvii + 514 pp.) (2004) (39) The Irish Jurist 377-379

10. RESEARCH OUTPUT: EDITED JOURNALS

1. “Contributing Editor with S Cotterill et al (eds) Lawinsport Sports Law Yearbook 2015/6, London, British Association of Sports Law, 2016.

2. “Editorial” (2016) 16 International Sports Law Journal 3-4 3. “Editorial” (2016) 16 International Sports Law Journal 1-2


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4. “Editorial” (2015) 15 International Sports Law Journal 3-4






10. Anderson, J and Donlan, S (eds) 2002 University of Limerick Law Review, Volume III Limerick: School of Law

11. Anderson, J and O’Keeffe, S (eds.) 2001 University of Limerick Law Review,

Volume II Limerick: School of Law 11. RESEARCH OUTPUT: NON-PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES

1. (with N Partington) “Duty of Care in Sport: Making the Case for a Sports Ombudsman in the UK” Lawinsport.com, 26 September 2017

2. “The scope of the duty of care in sport - A submission in relation to UK Government’s review” Lawinsport.com, 10 June 2016

3. “Sharapova’s doping scandal - are athletes now more concerned about legality than ethics?” Lawinsport.com, 17 March 2016

4. “When sport fell foul of fixing” BBC Sport Website, March 2016 5. “Concussion, Sport and the Law” Sports Integrity Initiative, 12 February

2016 6. “The Legality of Boxing: A Punch Drunk Love? Lawinsport.com, 23

September 2015 7. “Symptom Free: Will the Law Strike a Knockout Blow on Concussion in

Rugby” Lawinsport.com, 5 March 2015

8. “Why 2014 was the year of the whistleblower in sport” Lawinsport.com, 15 Jan 2015


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9. “The legal issues in the Ched Evans case” BBC News Online, 6 Jan 2015 and at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-30699017

10. “Betting-related match fixing in the EU 28: A European Study” (2014) (27) Sport and Citizenship 23

11. Match Fixing and EU Policy in 2014: An Introduction (June 12, 2014). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2449305

12. “Introduction to Sports Law” in (2014) Westlaw UK Insight, online database and encyclopaedia at www.westlaw.co.uk/insight

13. “Sporting Risks, the law and wheelchair rugby: the case of Kylie Grimes”

(2012) (2/3) Sport and the Law Journal 21-24

14. “Gambling-led Corruption in International Sport: An Australian Perspective” (2012) International Sports Law Journal 3-6

15. “Arbitration: CAS ad hoc division and the London 2012 Olympic Games” (2012) 3 (1) Global Sports Law and Taxation Reports 4-7

16. “Arbitration: CAS ad hoc division and the London 2012 Olympic Games” (2011) 9(6) World Sports Law Report 10-11

17. “Murphy’s Law: Sports in the Courts” (2011) 161 New Law Journal 392-393

18. “What is Sports Law?” Socio-Legal Newsletter Spring 2011, Issue 63, 6-7

19. “Playing by the Rules” (2011) 175 (4) Criminal Law & Justice Weekly 40

20. “Head Injuries in Rugby and the Law: Analysis” (2010) 8(12) World Sports Law Report 10-11

21. “Brussels or Boston: Where Lies the Future of European Sports Law?”

(2010) 17(6) Sports Law Administration & Practice 1-5

22. “The Legal Regulation of Sports-related Gambling: EU and UK Perspectives” in W Xiaoping (ed) Proceedings of the China University of Political Science and Law’s International Sports Law Conference 5-9 January 2009, Beijing: CUPL, 2009, 15-27

23. “The Societal Role of Sport in the EC Commission’s White Paper on Sport” [2008] International Sports Law Journal 85-90

http://ssrn.com/abstract=2449305

http://www.westlaw.co.uk/insight


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24. “The Strange Case of Darren Gibson: Nationality, Identity, Sport and the

Law” (2008) 15(3) Sport Law Administration & Practice 13-16

25. “Corruption in Sport: Time for an EU Statement on Integrity and Good Conduct in Sport?” [2007] International Sports Law Journal 108-111

26. “Recent Developments in Tort Liability for Foul Play” [2006] International

Sports Law Journal 41-48

27. “Football Hooliganism and EU Law” (2007) 14(2) Sports Law Administration and Practice 12-16

28. “Sports Disputes Resolution in Ireland” (2006) 13(3) Sports Law

Administration and Practice 9-12

29. “The Corruption of Boxing” (2006) (3/4) Sport Wyczynowy: Polish Journal of Sports Law 66-77

30. “Sports and the Courts: Time for a Sports Disputes Tribunal of Ireland”

(2005) 23 Irish Law Times 149-153

31. “Restraint of Trade: An Australian Perspective” (2005) 12(6) Sports Law Administration and Practice 13-16

32. “Sport and the Law in Ireland – A Comparative Analysis and Review”

(2005) 12(2) Sports Law Administration and Practice 14-16

33. “Arbitration in Sport: The Australian and New Zealand Experiences” (2004) 11(5) Sports Law Administration and Practice 11-14

34. “Judicial Scrutiny of Sports Disciplinary Tribunals in Australia” (2003)

10(6) Sports Law Administration and Practice 8-13

35. “An Assessment of Contract Renewal Obligations” (2003) 10(2) Sports Law Administration and Practice 8-12

36. “Sporting Crimes: Liability for Violence in Sport” (2000) 3 Limerick Papers

in Criminal Justice 1-28

37. “Kosovo: International Law as Collateral Damage” (2000) 18(7) Irish Law Times 106-111


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38. “The Quia Timet Injunction as the New Eco-Warrior” (1999) 1 University of Limerick Law Review 105-116

39. “Corinthian or Philistine: A History of Modern Sport” (1999) 1 University

of Limerick History Studies 48-56

40. “Sporting Violence” (1998) 3 University of Limerick Political and Economic Review 9-26

41. “The Problem of Foreign Sovereign Immunity: An Irish Perspective”

(1997) 15(10) Irish Law Times 200-204. 12. RESEARCH OUTPUT: CONFERENCE PAPERS

1. “Match Fixing: International Perspectives”, Queensland Police Service’s

Match-fixing Conference 2017, 8-9 November, Sunshine Coast, Qld Australia;

2. “Recent Developments in Australian Sports Law”, Annual ANZSLA

Conference 2017, Sydney, 20 October 2017

3. “Strengthening the Relationship between Sport and Law: Accounting for the Diversity of Match-Fixing Across International Jurisdictions”, Commonwealth Advisory Body on Sport (CABOS), Annual Meeting 2017 11-13th October, Gold Coast, Qld Australia;

4. “Sports Corruption: Transnational Perspectives” Organised Crime and Corruption Forum, TC Beirne School of Law, University of Queensland, 21 September 2017

5. “A game-changer: player-led negligence, litigation in contact sport’” Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, University of Newcastle, 5-7 April 2017

6. “Brain Injuries and the Legality of Contact Sports” Annual Conference of the Irish Association of Law Teachers, Waterford 18-20 November 2016;

7. “What is Sports Law?”, Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 19 October 2016;

8. “The Myth of Match-Fixing” Conference on the Future of the Legal Autonomy of Sport, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, 16 September 2016.


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9. “Not an Olympian Fiddle: Vanessa Mae and the Moral Panic about Match-Fixing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport” Socio-Legal Studies

Association Annual Conference, University of Lancaster, 6 April 2016

10. Expert Group Meeting on developing an Investigative Manual on Match Fixing, organised by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

(UNODC) and the International Centre for Sports Security (ICSS), 24 to 25 November 2015 in Vienna, Austria.

11. “The Future of Sports Law: Match-Fixing”, FIFPro Legal Conference 2015, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

12. “Disciplinary Procedures and Appeal Processes in Irish Sport” Annual Irish Sports Law Conference, Sports Injuries, Concussion & the Law, Dublin, 15 October 2015

13. “Legal Implications of the Concussion Crisis in Sport” Conference on “Tackling School Sports Injury” held Epidemiology & Public Health Section of the Royal Society of Medicine, at the Royal Society of

Medicine, London, 14 Sept 2015

14. “Crime and Corruption in Sport; A Study in Match-fixing ” Annual

Conference of the European Association of Sports Management, Aviva Stadium, Dublin, 12 Sept 2015

15. “Football Betting, Integrity and the Law (Keynote),” Unibet,

Stopmatchfixing.dk & Danske Sportsjournalister Seminar, Pakern Stadium, Copenhagen, 10 September 2015

16. “Football and Integrity” at conference on “Bosman; Twenty Years On”, Asser Institute Summer Sports Law Programme, The Hague, 3 July 2015

17. “Concussion and Brain Injury in Contact Sport: Legal Implications” Sport&EU Annual Conference, Angers, France, 25-26 June 2015

18. “The Juridification of Doping Disputes” Conference on Doped Sports, Forgotten Values, Troubled Laws at University of Padua, 22 May 2015.

19. “Concussion and Brain Injury in Contact Sport: Legal Implications” Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, University of Warwick, 1 April 2015.


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20. “Dopers, Lawyers and Criminals” School of Law, University of New

South Wales and Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association, 28 October 2014.

21. “Crossing the Line: Crime and Corruption in Sport” International Keynote Speaker at the Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand

Sports Law Association, Adelaide, 22 October 2014

22. “Combating Serious Crime and Corruption in Sport: International and Comparative Perspectives” Asser Institute Summer School, The Hague, 4 July 2014

23. “Match-fixing and Money-laundering”, Annual Sport&EU Conference, German Sport University, Cologne, 27 June 2014.

24. “Common Law Fairness, Fair Trial Rights and Article 6 ECHR” International Law Summer School at the Peoples’ Friendship University, Moscow, 23 June 2014.

25. “Crime and Corruption in Sport: Linking Match-fixing and Money-

laundering”, Annual Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen 9-11 April 2014. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2424755

26. “Sporting Justice: An Arbitrator’s Perspective” Centre for Conflict, Rights and Justice Sports Law Conference 2014, Nottingham Law School, NTU, Nottingham, 28 March Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2425154

27. “Professional Negligence in Context” Society of Trust and Estate

Practitioners of Northern Ireland, Professional Negligence for Private Client Practitioners, Belfast, 28 Feb 2014. Also available as Anderson, Jack, Professional Negligence, Solicitors: Recent Case Law, 2014 (March 20, 2014). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2412042 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2412042

28. “Recent Developments in the Law of Torts in Northern Ireland” Annual

Conference of the Irish Association of Law Teachers, Belfast, 22-24 November 2013. Also available as Anderson, Jack, Recent Developments in the Law of Torts, 2013 (March 20, 2014). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2412073 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2412073



http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2412042


http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2412073


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29. “Combating Serious Crime and Corruption in Sport: International and Comparative Perspectives” Asser Institute Summer School, The Hague, 5 July 2013.

30. “Keynote Address: Preserving Sports Integrity” Workshop on Combating Crime and Corruption in Sport, Australian Research Council’s Centre of

Excellence in Policing and Security, Queensland Cricketers Club, Brisbane 5 June 2013.

31. “Promoting Alternative Dispute Resolution in Northern Ireland” Knowledge Exchange Series in conjunction with Queen’s University, Belfast – QPOL; the University of Ulster - Institute of Research in Social Science (IRiSS); and the Research and Information Service (RaISe) of the Northern Ireland Assembly, Stormont, Belfast, 13 December 2012.

32. “Gambling-led Corruption and Crime in International Sport” 7th Annual

Sport&EU Conference, Swiss Graduate School of Public

Administration, Lausanne, 20-22 June 2012

33. “Promoting the Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Northern Ireland Case Study” Annual Conference of the Irish Association of Law

Teachers, Athlone, 18-20 November 2011

34. “Alternative Dispute Resolution in Irish Sport” Mediation & ADR in

Cross Border Disputes, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Belfast, 29 September 2011

35. “Keynote Address: Combating Serious Crime and Corruption in Sport: International and Comparative Perspectives” Corruption in Sport, Australian Research Council’s Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security, Queensland Cricketers Club, Brisbane 27 July 2011

36. “The Ways of Football: FA v QPR (2011) and the Regulation of Third Party

Investment in Players” 4th Annual Player Contracts Conference, World

Sports Law Reports, London, 7 July 2011

37. “How Tic-Tac went Tap-Tap; the Rise and Regulation of Online Gambling” Socio-legal Perspectives on the ‘Glocalised’ Gambling Industry, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Onati, 30 June to 1 July 2011


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38. “Advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolution for Irish Sport” Sport and the Law Conference, Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 28 May 2011

39. “What to expect at the CAS Ad Hoc Tribunal in 2012” 2nd Annual Conference on Law, Policy and the Olympic Movement, Ithaca College, London Centre, 11-12 May 2011

40. “Recent Developments in the Law of Torts in Northern Ireland: Lessons from Britain and Examples for Ireland?” Annual Conference of the Irish

Association of Law Teachers, Limerick, 26-28 November 2010

41. “The End of Strict Liability? Legal Perspectives on Current Anti-Doping Policies in Sport” International Conference on the Law and Business of

Sport, Istanbul University, Turkey, 6-7 September 2010

42. “Strict Liability or Safety Liability? Socio-legal Perspectives on Current Anti-Doping Policies in Sport” Conference on Law, Policy and the

Olympic Movement, Ithaca College, London Centre, 13-14 May 2010

43. “Keeping Sports out of the Courts: The Use of Arbitration in Resolving International Sports Disputes” Irish Society of Comparative Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, 5-6 March 2010

44. “Liability for Sporting Injuries” Franco-British Lawyers Society’s Law

and Sport Conference, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, 17-19 September 2009

45. “The Legal Regulation of Sports-related Gambling: EU and UK

Perspectives” International Sports Law Conference, China University of

Political Science and Law, Beijing, 5-9 January 2009

46. “Creating Synergies: Social Inclusion in the European Commission’s White Paper on Sport” 3rd Annual Sport&EU Workshop, Edge Hill University, 5 July 2008

47. “The Strange Case of Darren Gibson: Nationality, Identity, Sport and the

Law”, Annual Socio-Legal Studies Association Conference, University of Manchester, 18-20 March 2008

48. “The EC Commission’s White Paper on Sport: Nationality, Identity and

Social Exclusion”, European Sports Law Network, Asser Institute, Amsterdam, 22 February 2008


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49. “Podcasting, Pedagogy and Legal Education”, 2nd Annual Symposium

on Legal Education in Ireland, University College Cork, 7 Dec 2007

50. “Beyond the Touchline and Into the Stands: Sport and the Law” Bar of

Northern Ireland Annual SLS (NI) Conference, Belfast, 20 October 2007

51. “What is Sports Law?”, Society of Legal Scholars’ Annual Conference, Durham University, 10-13 September 2007

52. “The Business of Hurting People: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Professional

Boxing”, Law and Society Association’s International Conference, Law and Society in the 21st Century, Humboldt University, Berlin, 25 July 2007

53. “Football sans Frontierès: Harmonising Violence Prevention Standards for

Sporting Events in the European Union”, 12th IASL Congress, Legal Aspects of Professional Sport, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 23-25 November 2006

54. “Corruption in Sport: Time for an EU Statement of Integrity and Good

Conduct in Sport?” The Implications of Joining the European Union for Polish Sport, Polish Ministry for Sport, 28 September 2006

55. “Are the Decisions of Sports Governing Bodies Amenable to Judicial

Review?” Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, University of Stirling, 28 March 2006

56. “In the Land of the Fee and the Home of the Bribe: Commercialism,

Corruption and Professional Boxing” The XI Congress of the

International Association of Sports Law, University of Johannesburg, 28-30 November 2005

57. “Punch Drunk Love: The Legality of Boxing” Law’s Empire: A Critically

Engaged Social-Legal Conference, Law and Society Association, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 25-30 June 2005

58. “Violence, Sport and the Criminal Law” Sports Law: National, European

and International Perspectives, Irish Centre for European Law, Dublin, 26 April 2002

59. “The Ultra Vires Rule in Irish Company Law” Annual Conference of the

Irish Association of Law Teachers, Belfast, 14 April 2002

60. “Boxing and the Brehon Laws” Symposium, Brehon Law Project, King’s Inns, Dublin, 13 January 2002


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61. “Kosovo: Was NATO’s Bombing Legal” International Conference, Recent

Developments in Global Affairs, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto, Canada, 12 May 2000.

62. “Kosovo: Was NATO’s Bombing Legal” Twenty-First Annual Conference

of the Irish National Committee for the Study of International Affairs, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, 25 November 1999.

63. “Kosovo: Was NATO’s Bombing Legal” International Conference,

Kosovo: Historical Background, Recent Developments and Future Prospects, The Iranian Institute for Political and International Studies, Teheran, Iran, 9 September 1999.

64. “Company Directors as Managers: The Legal Implications” National

Conference, Company Law Enforcement in Ireland, School of Law, University of Limerick, Limerick, 8 March 1999.

13. RESEARCH OUTPUT: COLLOQUIA, SEMINARS & PRESENTATIONS

1. “Match Fixing in Tennis: International Perspectives”, Tennis Australia Sports Integrity Seminar, 2018, 18 January 2018, Melbourne Park, Australia;

2. “Integrity in Sport: International Perspectives”, AFL Integrity Unit Workshop, Melbourne, 29 Nov 2017

3. “Liability for Sporting Injuries”, ANZSLA Regional Event, Perth, 17 November 2017

4. “Liability for Sporting Injuries”, ANZSLA Regional Event, Adelaide, 16 November 2017

5. “Recent Developments in Sports Law [delivered by Skype]”, Annual NI Sports Law Conference, Law Society of Northern Ireland, Belfast, 10 November 2017

6. “Violence, Head Injuries, Sport and the Law” Lecture to the MSc in Sports Management, Centre for Sports Studies, UCD, Dublin, 27 April 2016

7. “Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and Doping” Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia, Madrid LLM in


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International Sports Law, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, 14 April 2017.

8. “Increased Regulation in Sport” Public Seminar, UCC Sports Law Clinic at UCC, Cork, 30 March 2017;

9. “Concussion, Sport and the Law” Public Seminar at the National University of Ireland, Galway, 21 February 2017;

10. “Match-Fixing in Sport: A Case Study in Transnational Economic Crime” Staff Seminar, Durham Law School, 16 February 2017;

11. “Player Concussion & Serious Injuries”, Master of Sport Directorship, Manchester Met University, 9 February 2017

12. “Sports Injuries and the Law” Law Society of Ireland Diploma in Sports Law Seminar, 25 January 2017;

13. “What is Sports Law?” Law Society of Ireland Diploma In Sports Law Seminar, 19 October 2016;

14. “Football Governance” Football Law Conference, SJB Chambers and Centre for Sports Law, Edge Hill University, Manchester, 18 Nov 2016.

15. “Update on Sports Law” Belfast Solicitors’ Association, Law Society House, Belfast 27 October 2015

16. “Being an Arbitration Tribunal Secretary”, Irish Chapter of the European Court of Arbitration in association with the UCD Sutherland School of Law, UCD, 22 September 2016;

17. “Resolving Sports Disputes without Recourse to the Courts, Football Association of Ireland Disciplinary Workshop, Aviva Stadium, Dublin, 31 August 2016;

18. “Serious Injury, Sport and the Law” Swansea University, 26 May 2016

19. “The Use of ADR in Sport”, Young Bar Association, Bar of Northern Ireland, Inns of Court, Belfast, 6 May 2016.

20. “The Use of ADR in Sport”, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, NI Chapter, Ulster Reform Club, Belfast, 5 May 2016


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21. “EU Sports Law” TAGLAW 2016, European Regional Conference, Hosted by Elliott Duffy Garrett at Queen’s University, Belfast, 12 March 2016

22. “Alternative Dispute Resolution in the GAA” Sweeney McGann Sports Law Conference, Strand Hotel, Limerick, 11 March 2016

23. “Violence, Head Injuries, Sport and the Law” Lecture to the MSc in Sports Directorship, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, 10 February 2016

24. “Resolving Sports Disputes at Just Sport Ireland: An Arbitrator’s Perspective” JSI Annual Sports Law Conference, Dublin Dispute Resolution Centre, Dublin 6 February 2016

25. “Concussion: Legal Implications, Panel” Annual NI Sports Law Forum and Law Society of Ireland Sports Law Conference, Belfast, 6 November 2015

26. “UN Office on Drugs and Crime: Anti-Corruption Academic Initiative (ACAD) Symposium” UNODC, Moscow, 30-31 October;

27. “Update on Sports Law” Belfast Solicitors’ Association, Law Society House, Belfast 27 October 2015.

28. “Concussion in Sport: Legal Implications” Sport Resolutions UK, Annual Conference 2015, London 15 May.

29. “Sport and Politics in a Complex Age” Reply to Inaugural Lecture of Professor David Hassan, School of Sports Studies, University of Ulster, 6 May

30. “Violence, Head Injuries, Sport and the Law” Lecture to the MSc in Sports

Management, Centre for Sports Studies, UCD, Dublin, 23 April 2015. 31. Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and

Doping” Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia, Madrid LLM in International Sports Law, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, 14 April 2015.

32. “Regulating Sports Agents” Lawinsport.com Annual Conference 2015, Twickenham Rugby Stadium, London, 26 February.


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33. “Is Child’s Play a Corporate Sport? The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the UK governments' approaches to sports injuries in Children” Queen Mary University London Global Health Centre, Thursday, 27 November 2014

34. “Recent Developments in Sports Law” Annual NI Sports Law Forum and Law Society of Ireland Sports Law Conference, Belfast, 7 November 2013.

35. “Update on Sports Law” Belfast Solicitors’ Association, Law Society House, Belfast 9 October 2014.

36. Match fixing in Sport, 8th meeting of the EU Commission’s Expert Group

of National Gambling Regulators, Directorate General Internal Market and Services, Brussesls, 7 October 2014

37. Alternative Dispute Resolution in Northern Ireland, Administrative

Tribunal Reform in NI, Workshop hosted by the NI Ombudsman, Belfast 26 September 2014

38. Resolving Sports Disputes without Recourse to the Courts, Football

Association of Ireland Disciplinary Workshop, Aviva Stadium, Dublin, 3 September 2014.

39. “Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and Doping” Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia, Madrid LLM in International Sports Law, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, 8 April 2014.

40. “Match-fixing and the threat to the Integrity of Rugby” International

Rugby Board Annual World Conference, Dublin, 19 November 2013

41. “Recent Developments in Sports Law” Annual NI Sports Law Forum and

Law Society of Ireland Sports Law Conference, Belfast, 18 October 2013.

42. “Recent Developments in the Law of Torts” Belfast Solicitors’

Association, 10 October 2013.

43. “Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and Doping” Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia, Madrid LLM in International Sports Law, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, 9 April 2013


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44. “Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and Drugs” Guest Lecture Series, UCD School of Law, 7, 14, 21 February 2013.

45. “Violence, Sport and the Criminal and Civil Law” Lecture to the MSc in

Sports Management, Centre for Sports Studies, UCD, Dublin, 7 March 2013.

46. “Recent Developments in Sports Law” Law Society of Northern Ireland,

Belfast, 16 November 2012

47. “Violence and Aggression in Sport” Centre for Contemporary Understanding of Emotions in Society, University of Limerick, 3 October 2012.

48. “Modern Sports Law in Three Dimensions: Violence, Corruption and Drugs” Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia, Madrid LLM in International Sports Law, Wolfson College, Cambridge University, 20 March 2012

49. “Violence, Sport and the Criminal and Civil Law” Lecture to the MSc in

Sports Management, Centre for Sports Studies, UCD, Dublin, 8 March 2012.

50. “Developments in the Law of Tort” Judicial Studies Board of Northern

Ireland, Belfast, 11 October 2011.

51. “Alternative Dispute Resolution in the GAA” Sweeney McGann Sports

Law Conference, Strand Hotel, Limerick, 28 September 2011

52. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport” Institute of

Criminology and Criminal Justice, Queen’s University, Belfast, 7 November 2011

53. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, Melbourne Law School, Melbourne, 17 August 2011

54. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, Senior

Management Group of the Crime Department, Victoria State Police, 15 August 2011

55. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, Reg Net Centre, Australian National University, Canberra, 12 August 2011


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56. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, Senior

Management Group of the Queensland State Police, Brisbane, 9 August 2011

57. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, School of

Law, Newcastle University, New South Wales, 8 August 2011

58. “Gambling-Led Corruption and Crime in International Sport”, Australian

Crime Commission, Brisbane, 29 July 2011

59. “Recent Development in the Law of Privacy” Belfast Solicitors’

Association, 14 April 2010

60. “Violence, Sport and the Law” Lecture to the MSc in Sports Management, Centre for Sports Studies, University College Dublin, 16 March 2011

61. “Effective Writing for Law” Authors’ Night at the King’s Inns Student

Law Review, King’s Inns, Dublin, 31 January 2011

62. “Recent Development in Sports Law” Belfast Solicitors’ Association, 16 September 2010

63. “Recent Development in Sports Law” CPD Seminar, SLS (NI), Belfast, 17 May 2010

64. “The Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Sport” School of Law,

University of Limerick, Limerick, 19 February 2010

65. “The Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Sport” Chartered Institute

of Arbitrators (NI Chapter), Labour Relations Agency, Belfast, 18 November 2009.

66. “Violence, Sport and the Criminal law” Lecture to the MSc in Sports

Management, UCD, 21 October 2009

67. “Challenging Decisions of Sports Governing Bodies” Dispute Resolution

Authority of the GAA, Croke Park, Dublin, 21 April 2007

68. “Foul Play or Fair Play: Violence, Sport and the Law” School of Law,

Trinity College Dublin, 20 February 2007


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69. “Sport’s Red-light District: The Administration and Regulation of Professional Boxing” Institute of Governance, Queen’s University

Belfast, 26 October 2006

70. “Challenging Decisions of Sports Governing Bodies” Dispute Resolution

Authority of the GAA, Croke Park, Dublin, 18 March 2006

71. “Sport and the Law: An Introduction” CPD Seminar, SLS (NI), Belfast, 6 February 2006

72. “Sport and the Law: An Introduction” CPD Seminar, SLS (NI), Belfast, 22 November 2005

73. “Sport and the Law: An Introduction” CPD Seminar, Central Law

Training Ireland, Dublin, 11 March 2005

74. “Sport and the Law: An Introduction” Seminar to the Professional Practice Course, The Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 16 November 2004

75. “Keeping Sports out of the Courts” Northern Ireland Sports Council, Belfast, 11 November 2004

76. “Keeping Sports out of the Courts” Federation of Irish Sports, Irish Sports

Council, Dublin, 21 October 2004

77. “The Practice of Sports Law” Seminar to the Professional Practice Course, The Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 11 November 2003

78. “Sports Law or Sport and the Law?” Australian National University

Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 5 March 2003

79. “Violence, Sport and the Law: Crimes and Torts” Australian National

University Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 19 March 2003

80. “Drugs in Sport: The Policy of Strict Liability” Australian National

University Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 2 April 2003

81. “Contract and Employment Issues in Sport” Australian National

University Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 16 April 2003


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82. “Judicial Scrutiny of Sporting Bodies” Australian National University

Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 7 May 2003

83. “Competition and Commercial Law Issues in Sport” Australian National

University Seminar Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 21 May 2003

84. “Arbitration and ADR in Sport” Australian National University Seminar

Series, Faculty of Law – ANU, Canberra, 4 June 2003

85. “Ireland and the EU: A View from the Periphery” Seminar for the Faculty

of Law, University of Belgrade, Belgrade, Former Republic of Yugoslavia, 30 March 2001

86. “Ireland and the EU: A View from the Periphery” Seminar for the Faculty

of Law, West University of Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania, 23 March 2001

87. “Violence, Sport and the Law” Seminar to the Professional Practice Course, The Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 8 November 2000

88. “Violence, Sport and the Law” Seminar to the Professional Practice Course, The Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, 15 March 2000.

89. “A Legal History of the European Union” Summer Seminar Series, Centre

for European Studies, University of Limerick, Limerick, 16 July 1999

90. “Violence, Sport and the Law” Seminar, American Studies Committee,

University of Limerick, Limerick, 11 May 1998 14. RESEARCH OUTPUT: MEDIA ACTIVITY (Regular contributor on national radio and TV stations as an expert commentator on sports law-related issues. Blog at http://blogs.qub.ac.uk/sportslaw reproduced at lawinsport.com. Below are examples of written opinion pieces only)

1. “Cricket pay saga a case study in how not to resolve industrial disputes in sport” The Conversation, 4 August 2017

2. “We’re the World’s Biggest Losers, but odds are we’ll still punt this Cup Day” Pursuit, 2 November 2017

3. “League of Ireland has a gambling problem” The Irish Times 29 Sept 2017

http://blogs.qub.ac.uk/sportslaw%20reproduced%20at%20lawinsport.com

http://blogs.qub.ac.uk/sportslaw%20reproduced%20at%20lawinsport.com

https://theconversation.com/cricket-pay-saga-a-case-study-in-how-not-to-resolve-industrial-disputes-in-sport-81480

https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/we-re-the-world-s-biggest-losers-but-odds-are-we-ll-still-punt-this-cup-day

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/league-of-ireland-has-a-gambling-problem-1.3237116


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4. “Law and Order in the GAA”, The Irish Examiner 30 April 2017

5. “Children may not be covered for sports injuries”, The Irish Examiner 3

April 2017

6. “Shadow of player-led litigation hastens latest rule changes” The Irish Times, 6 Jan 2017

7. “Shining a light on the GAA disciplinary system” The Irish Examiner, 14

May 2016

8. “How many more blows can boxing take?” The Irish Examiner, 9 April 2016

9. “Implications of doping damage may finally be decided in court”, Sunday Independent, 15 November 2015

10. “Cycling might hold the key for athletics to move past its annus horribilis” The Conversation (UK), 13 November 2015

11. “Why Sebastian Coe must form a truth commission on doping in athletics.” The Conversation (UK), 19 August 2015

12. “Prosecuting sports corruption is tough, and we should look to another solution.” The Conversation (UK), 19 June 2015

13. “Reasons for positive tests rarely black and white” Sunday Independent, 17 May 2015

14. “A Knockout Blow for Concussion “ The Irish Examiner, 11 March 2015

15. “Will the Law Strike a Knockout Blow on Concussion in Rugby”, The Conversation (UK), 24 February 2015.

16. “Ched Evans: the legality and ethics of hiring a convicted rapist” The

Conversation (UK) 6 Jan 2015.

17. “Fifa and other authorities fail to protect whistleblowers” The Irish Times, 24 Dec 2014

18. “Pitch battles will eventually be settled in court cases” Sunday Independent, 25 August 2014

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/law-and-order-in-the-gaa-448993.html

http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/children-may-not-be-covered-for-sports-injuries-446805.html

https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/rugby/shadow-of-player-led-litigation-hastens-latest-rule-changes-1.2926673

https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/rugby/shadow-of-player-led-litigation-hastens-latest-rule-changes-1.2926673

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/football/jack-anderson-shining-a-light-on-the-gaa-disciplinary-system-399558.html

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/other-sports/how-many-more-blows-can-boxing-take-392042.html


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19. “The law remains silent on sporting violence” The Conversation (UK), 22 August 2014

20. “FIFA lawyers would find it hard to strip Qatar of the World Cup” The

Conversation (UK), 9 June 2014

21. “Making Qatar bid corruption case stick will be tough”, The Irish Times, 4 June 2014.

22. “A Rule Book with Bite” The Irish Examiner, 24 January 2014

23. “Player welfare demands the IRB reassesses its policy on concussion” The Irish Times, 23 December 2013

24. “Match-fixing a real threat to every code” The Sunday Independent, Dublin, 1 December 2013.

25. “FA is fixing football, but not how you might think” The Conversation (UK), 29 November 2013

26. “Cost of concussion can no longer be taken lightly” The Sunday

Independent, Dublin, 28 April 2013.

27. “A curious case: golfer not the first in sport to sue for defamation” The Journal.ie 3 March 2013.

28. “Failure to reign in passions in the GAA could be criminal” The Irish

Times, 26 January 2012

29. “Duffy has outlined fair choices for counties” The Irish Examiner, 18 January 2012

30. Interview on the BBC World Service’s The World Today, regarding corruption in cricket, 2 Nov 2011

31. “Sin bin option looks too good to be dismissed” Sunday Independent, 2

October 2011

32. “Potential for gambling fraud just a wager away” Sunday Independent, 11 September 2011

33. “European Football’s Finances Under Closer Scrutiny” Sunday Business Post, 27 February 2011


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34. “Practice of sports law still at a nascent stage in Ireland” The Irish Times, 17

January 2011

35. “Concussion cases could easily be a strike against the head in court” The Sunday Tribune, 21 November 2010

36. “It will be drug testers v lawyers at the 2012 Olympic London Olympics”

The Guardian, 4 Nov 2010

37. “Clubs need to cover cost of players’ power surge” The Sunday Independent , 24 October 2010

38. “The nationality debate in sport” The Sunday Tribune, 1 August 2010

39. “Sport ever more subject to range of legal constraints” The Irish Times, 2

January 2010

40. “When disputes arise, the juries will be out” The Sunday Tribune, 16 August 2009

41. “A gentle step into a legal minefield” The Irish Examiner, 24 January 2009

42. “O’Mahony case must be handled with care” The Irish Examiner, 22 April

2008

43. “Law and a new order” The Sunday Tribune, 16 Nov 2008

44. “Opportune time to inject more pace” The Irish Times, 7 April 2008

45. “The more money, the more vulnerable sport becomes” The Irish Times, 3 Oct 2006

46. “Set-piece thinking must be updated” The Irish Times, 31 May 2006

47. “Sports violence and the rule of law” Village Magazine, Issue 72, 9-15 Feb

2006

48. “Sport plays into the hands of legal eagles” The Irish Times, 19 December 2006

49. “Violence: sports’ omerta” Village Magazine, Issue 64, 15–21 December

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50. “Here come the (sports) lawyers” The Vacuum, August 2005

51. “Cinderella Man with Irish Twist” The Irish Times, 12 September 2005

52. “Ignorance of the law is no defence” The Irish Times, 18 December 2004

53. “Reckless disregard of the law will be costly” The Irish Times, 28 February

2004

54. “Sports rules must abide by the law” The Irish Times, 20 December 2003

55. “Capital Punishment Brutalises Society” The Canberra Times, 28 October 2002

56. “A Champion in Ireland: The Visit of John L. Sullivan” The Limerick Leader,

29 December 2001, and www.irish-boxing.com

57. “Violence, Gaelic Games and the Law” High Ball, 1 February 2000.

58. “The Kosovo Crisis and International Law” Iran Daily, 6 September 1999

59. “The Court of Arbitration for Sport” The Irish Times, 7 August 1998 15. RESEARCH FUNDING: PENDING Australian Research Council Discovery Project, Match Fixing in sport. 16. RESEARCH FUNDING: OBTAINED 2016: Co-Investigator with Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Principal

Investigator), Erasmus + Programme of the European Commission, “Fix the Fixing: Proactive Quelling of Sports Event Manipulation”, awarded 1 Jan 2016, €452,460

2014: Co-Investigator with Institute of Global Food Security, QUB (Principal

Investigator: Prof Christopher Elliott), Economic and Social Research Council and the Food Standards Agency under the auspices of their Global Food Security Programme “Global Governance, Supply Chain Resilience to Risk and Fraud”, awarded May 2014, £509,858.66

2013: Principal Investigator with the Asser Institute, The Hague (Co-

Investigator) EAC/16/2013 for the European Commission, DG Education and


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Culture “Study on Risk Assessment and Management and Prevention of Conflicts of Interest in the Prevention and Fight Against Betting-Related Match Fixing in the EU 28”, awarded April 2013, €60,000

2012: Principal Investigator: Nuffield Foundation, “Promoting the Greater Use of

Alternative Dispute Resolution: NI Case Study”, £22,651.60 2012: Principal Investigator: Society of Legal Scholars Research Activities Fund,

“Gambling-led Corruption and Crime in Sport”, £1,600 2011: Principal Investigator: Leverhulme Trust Study Abroad Fellowship (Funding

sought for 6-month research period on the issue of gambling-related corruption in international sport at the Australian Research Centre of Excellence for Policing and Security) £18,091

2011: Principal Investigator: Australian Research Centre of Excellence for

Policing and Security, Visiting Fellow, Aus$10,000. 2003: Principal Investigator: Australian National University Research Fellowship

Scheme, Research Fellow, Aus$20,000 (50% match (teaching overheads) to the Faculty of Law, Australian National University).

2002: Principal Investigator: Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social

Sciences, Senior Research Scholar, IR£40,000 (100% match (salary overheads) to the School of Law, University of Limerick).

1998: Principal Investigator: Irish-American Studies Committee c/o University of

Limerick Foundation Ltd, Visiting Postgraduate Fellowship to the National Sports Law Institute of the United States. IR£3,000 (100% match (postgraduate exchange) to the School of Law, University of Limerick).

17. RESEARCH SUPERVISION: PhD SUPERVISION PhD (internal supervision)

1. PhD; Law, Second Supervisor, QUB Candidate: Barbara Henry General Topic: Legal History Projected Completion: Completed 2012

2. PhD: Law, Primary Supervisor, QUB

Candidate: Louise Rhodes General Topic: Mortgage Repossession


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Projected Completion: Completed 2015


Candidate: Saeed Alzahrani General Topic: UK/Saudi Arabia Arbitration Law Projected Completion: Completed 2016


Candidate: Derya Tekin General Topic: Spectator Violence in Turkish Sport Projected Completion: Completed 2016

5. PhD: Law Primary Supervisor, QUB

Candidate: Neil Partington General Topic: Negligence Liability of Coaches Projected Completion: Completed 2016

6. PhD: Law Primary Supervisor

Candidate: Craig Dickson General Topic: Sports Technology and the Law Projected Completion: 2019

PhD (external examination)

1. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Trinity College Dublin Candidate: Leanne O’Leary General Topic: Restraint of Trade in Sport Date of Examination: 7 October 2009

2. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: University of Limerick Candidate: Stephen King General Topic: Consent in the Criminal Law Date of Examination: 29 April 2011

3. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Nottingham Trent University Candidate: Seema Patel General Topic: Exclusion and Inclusion in Sport Date of Examination: 26 July 2012

4. PhD: Law, External Examiner


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Institution: Trinity College, Dublin Candidate: Gerald Byrne General Topic: Law and the Changing Role of the Pharmacist Date of Examination: 31 August 2012

5. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Anglia Ruskin University Candidate: Teng-Guan Khoo General Topic: Racial Discrimination Law and Sport

Date of Examination: 6 December 2012

6. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Leeds Met University Candidate: Simon Gardiner General Topic: Phd by Publication (Sports Law Theme) Date of Examination: 4 March 2013

7. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Edge Hill University, Liverpool Candidate: Roberto Carlos Branco Martins General Topic: EU Social Dialogue, Professional Date of Examination: 7 April 2014

8. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: Edge Hill University, Liverpool Candidate: Alexandre Mestre General Topic: EU Competition Law and Sport Date of Examination: 2 Nov 2015

9. PhD: Law, External Examiner Institution: University of Southampton Candidate: Hugo Marangos General Topic: Player Union Representation in Football Date of Examination: 2017

10. PhD: Law, External Examiner

Institution: Trinity College Dubli Candidate: Val Corbett General Topic: Theory and Torts Date of Examination: 2017


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18. TEACHING Teaching Portfolio I have extensive experience of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level at a number of institutions – joining Queen’s in 2004, having previously taught at the Australian National University (2003-4) and the University of Limerick (1998-2002). A detailed teaching portfolio – including a statement on my teaching practice and philosophy and summaries of student and peer evaluations, accounting for the past five academic years – can be supplied on request. Teaching Allocation Since 2004, I have coordinated, on average, four law modules per academic year, which in 2010/11 included the following.

i. Introduction to the Law of Torts: This is a core level 2 module for 240 students on the LLB and Law and Politics/Languages programmes at Queen’s. As module coordinator, I am responsible for presenting lectures and tutorials; dealing with student queries and feedback policies; liaising with colleagues about the syllabus, assessment methods and division of teaching responsibilities; liaising with the external examiner about the collation and marking of scripts; and preparing and drafting of the module review report.

ii. Alternative Dispute Resolution: This is a six-week mandatory module for 180 students on the principal LLB degree programme at Queen’s, upon which I have the sole responsibility for presenting lectures, tutorials and assessment methods. The module introduces students to the range of ADR mechanisms now available in NI as alternatives to court; such as collaborative law; arbitration; (family) mediation; and conciliation.

iii. Sport and the Law: This is an elective module for final year LLB students, usually availed of by 40-50 students and on which I have the sole responsibility for presenting lectures, tutorials and assessment methods. The module reviews the application of traditional branches of the law – private law, EU law, criminal law and commercial law – to a specifically sporting context, and especially as applied to the professional sports industry.

iv. Advanced Law of Torts: This is a mandatory module for the 40 students (approx) on the Master’s of Legal Science (Graduate Entry) programme


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and on the School of Law’s JD programme. As module coordinator, I have the sole responsibility for presenting lectures, tutorials and assessment methods; dealing with student queries and feedback policies; liaising with the external examiner about the collation and marking of scripts; and preparing and drafting of the module review report.

Teaching Excellence I have a long-standing interest in teaching excellence as evidenced by:

(a) Nominations received at the University of Limerick for “Small Group Excellence in Teaching Award”, University of Limerick in 1998 and “Large Group Excellence in Teaching Award” in 2004

(b) Law Lecturer of the Year, Students’ Law Society, Queen’s University,

Belfast, 2005

(c) Completion of a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Teaching at Queen’s University Belfast in 2006, as accompanied by a Fellowship at the Higher Education Academy in 2007

(d) Contribution to regional/national/international teaching initiatives e.g., I have written on matters of legal education – “Writing and the Law” in Keane, R. and Downes, M. (eds.) Academic Writing, Belgrade: CEP, pp.123-138. I contribute papers annually to the Annual Symposium on Legal Education in Ireland, e.g, “Podcasting, Pedagogy and Legal Education”, 2nd Annual Symposium on Legal Education in Ireland, University College Cork, 7 Dec 2007. I speak regularly in other fora on matters of legal education e.g., recently, keynote speaker at “Effective Writing for Law” Authors’ Night at the King’s Inns Student Law Review, King’s Inns, Dublin, 31 Jan 2011

(e) Shortlisted in 2011 for QUB Teaching Awards: Sustained Excellence

Category 19. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE Over the course of my academic career, I have performed numerous, internal administrative roles listed below.

1. Director of Education, School of Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2012-2013


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2. Member of the University Academic Review Group, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2013-present e.g., Educational Enhancement Review of Stranmillis University College, 2014.

3. Member of University Scholarships and Awards Committee, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2012-present

4. Member of University Elite Athlete Programme Scholarship Committee, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2012-present

5. Member of the Senior Management Board, School of Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2012-present

6. Editorial Board Member of the Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, School of Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2009-present

7. Director of External Affairs, School of Law, Queen’s University, Belfast,

2007-2010

8. Advisor of Studies, 1st year LLB programme, School of Law, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2006-2007

9. Membership of QUB School and University Committees, 2004-present: Teaching and Learning Committee, School of Law, 2006-2007; Staff-Student Consultative Committee, School of Law, 2006-2007; Selection Committee for School of Law annual conference, 2007-; Member, Ad Hoc Committee for probationary lecturers, 2008-; Member, Plagiarism Panel, School of Law, 2008-

10. Acting Course Director, LL.B. (Law and European Studies) Programme,

School of Law, University of Limerick, 2004

11. Member of the Quality Review Committee, School of Law, University of Limerick, 2003

12. Work and Co-operative Placement Co-ordinator, College of Humanities,

University of Limerick, 2000-3 External, occasional: External Examiner for School of Law & Government, Dublin City University Periodic Programme Review, 2015


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External on Judging Panel (Law), Undergraduate Awards, Ireland, 2014. External for Austrian Government, Quality Assessment, Law Masters, 2014. External on University of Limerick Promotions Committee, October 2012. 21. ARBITRATION EXPERIENCE

Documents

Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson · Curriculum Vitae, Jack Anderson 3 2. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS CArb, Chartered Arbitrator, 2016 CIWM, Acas Certificate in Internal Workplace