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The article focuses on promotion of female opportunities in sports in Spain, without Title IX. It mentions tools of public administration to facilitate and in some cases mandate initiatives for multiple entities to increase sporting opportunities for women and girls. It also mentions how the aspirational objectives for the proposed Spanish Sports Law have greater potential to achieve the social benefits of increased sports participation.

The article discusses controversy of under-the-table payments by shoe companies to young basketball players and their families to illustrate the Coase Theorem in the U.S. Topics include how shoe companies compete to obtain endorsements from star athletes by massive subsidies to youth basketball teams; collective bargaining agreement between the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Basketball Players Association; and increased payments to NBA clubs for official sponsorships.

The article focuses on the Canadian federalism jurisprudence. Topics discussed include the state of American constitutional doctrine, the origin of Canadian constitutional federalism and judicial restraints imposed by Canadian judges on Parliament and American judges on U.S Congress. It mentions the judicial arbitration of federalism disputes in Canada and the U.S and the difference between U.S demography and Canadian demography.

The article focuses on the promotion of economic sustainability and educational values of intercollegiate athletics in the U.S. Topics include the treatment of student-athletes in commercialized sports, reform with the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and if NCAA school enjoy monopsony power in the collegiate market.

The article discusses the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) system of resolving eligibility disputes. Topics discussed include the impact of the restitution rule on principles of equitable relief, the exceptions to the general rule of deference to private associations and the reinstatement process under the Federal Arbitration act. It offers suggestions related to implementation of process that would ensure independent and impartial resolution of NCAA eligibility disputes.

An essay is presented on the impact of the joint venture structure of an economic entity and a sports league on competition, particularly in the U.S. Supreme Court case American Needle Inc. v. National Football League. It notes the impact that the elimination of competition between the parties in the agreement has on consumer welfare. The author further outlines the application of antitrust law in examining the anticompetitive structure of joint ventures.

Presents articles on the antitrust law of Canada. Objectives of the articles; Relevance to the use of comparative law techniques in assessing the competition policy in the United States; Advantage in the similarities of economies and legal regimes between the US and Canada; Differences between Canada and the United States.