Antitrust in the Sports Industry: An Introduction

AuthorAmanda K. Esquibel,Roger D. Blair
Date01 September 1997
DOI10.1177/0003603X9704200301
Published date01 September 1997
Subject MatterSymposium: Antitrust in the Sports Industry
The Antitrust Bulletin/Fall
1997
Antitrust
in
the
sports industry:
an
introduction
BY ROGER D.
BLAIR,*
and
AMANDA
K.ESQUIBEL**
517
The
following
articles are the
product
of
a
conference
held
in
April 1997 at the University
of
Memphis.
The
conference
was
sponsored by the Cecil C. Humphreys School
of
Law and funding
was provided by that school and by the Office
of
the Provost. Our
thanks go to Dr. J. Ivan Legg, University Provost, and Dr. Sidney
A. McPhee, Vice Provost-Academic Affairs, for their support. We
also wish to express
our
appreciation for the efforts
of
all who
made the conference possible. In particular, we thank Donald J.
Polden, Dean of the School
of
Law, for inviting us to his campus
and hosting awonderful event. The articles included in this issue
of
the
Antitrust
Bulletin
are
testaments
to
the
conference's
success.
The authors of the articles in this volume, practicing lawyers,
economists and law professors, bring avariety
of
unique perspec-
tives on law and economics. This diversity, in considerable part,
* Huber Hurst Professor, Department of Economics, University of
Florida.
** Assistant Professor, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law, Univer-
sity of Memphis.
© 1997by Federal Legal Publications. Inc.

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