Non-FIFA football: Sovereignty & the Politics of Sport

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Dublin Law and Politics Review

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37 episodes

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The Dublin Law and Politics Review is a non-profit student-led society based at Dublin City University. The goal of this podcast is to raise awareness and encourage conversation on current legal and political issues, both in Ireland and abroad. Furthermore, this podcast aims to provide a platform for early-career researchers to share their work.

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Non-FIFA football: Sovereignty & the Politics of Sport

Dublin Law and Politics Review

22 minutes 28 seconds

4 years ago

Non-FIFA football: Sovereignty & the Politics of Sport

Why does FIFA not allow the participation of some national teams? How many national football teams are there? What is the relationship between football & politics? Here is our latest episode, where we discuss the above questions, with this week's guest Sasha Düerkop.

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