Dr. Anastasios Kaburakis

Published, Spring 2010:

• Pierce, D., Kaburakis, A., and Fielding, L. The New Amateurs: The National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Application of Amateurism in a Global Sports Arena.
  International Journal of Sport Management, Vol. 11, No. 2, 304-327

• Kaburakis, A. (2010). Amateurism Revisited. National Collegiate Athletic Association amends definitions in important sections of Amateurism Bylaw with great impact for international student-athletes.
  World Sports Law Report, Vol. 8, Iss. 3, 8-10
  (for a full list of references not included in the pdf link, please advise via the contact page)

Released in the Fall of 2009:

• Kaburakis, A., Pierce, D., Fleming, O., Clavio, G., Lawrence, H., and Dziuba, D. (2009). “It’s in the likeness”. NCAA Student-Athletes’ Rights of Publicity, EA Sports, and the video-game industry. The Keller forecast. Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (American Bar Association’s Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries), Vol. 27, No. 2, Summer 2009, 1-39

• Kaburakis, A. (2009). Litigation opportunism, or systemic change de jure?
  The ongoing legal war and impending crucial battles that may change the NCAA… or confirm its unique position in the world of sport.
  World Sports Law Report, Vol. 7, Iss. 9, 14-16

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Presentations

• Kaburakis, A., Potuto, J., Katz, R., and Hilbert, R. (2010). Amateurism Compliance, 21^st Century Law, Intellectual Property and Student-Athletes’ Rights of Publicity, institutional promotions, marketing, and commercial activity.
  2010 National Association for Athletics Compliance Annual Conference as part of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Annual Convention, Anaheim, California – June 21-22, 2010
  Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits session
• Yakovee, V. & Kaburakis, A. (2010). International Risk Management Considerations for the Global Sports Lawyer.
  36^th Annual Sports Lawyers Association Conference, Phoenix, Arizona – May 20-22, 2010
  CLE credits session
• Kaburakis, A., Miller, K, Dahlberg, E, and Patel, S. (2010). Science, Law, Policy and Inclusion leading to the London Olympics. Changing Perspective: Gender in Sport Competition.
  Ithaca College Conference on Law, Policy and the Olympic Movement, London, England – May 13-15, 2010
• Sharp, L. & Kaburakis, A. (2010). The National Letter of Intent: A Contract Analysis.
  2010 College Sport Research Institute Scholarly Conference, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill – April 21-23, 2010
• Kaburakis, A., Kposowa, A., Paule, A., and Glyniadaki, A. Race, ethnicity, and the globalization of sports: stories of college athletes.
  (under review)
• Kaburakis, A. Sport talent, labor migration, and the adventures of youth. A comparative analysis of the Junichi Tazawa and Brandon Jennings cases.
  (under review)
• Kaburakis, A., Grady, J., Clavio, G., and Pierce, D. Delineating the Boundaries of Marketing Innovation Versus 21^st Century Intellectual Property Theory in the Entertainment & Sports Industry.
  (under review)

Journal Articles

• Kaburakis, A., Sharp, L., and Pierce, D. Integrating fields in Sport Law: Using the O’Brien v Ohio State University case to teach principles of Contract Law, NCAA Compliance, and International Arbitration.
  (under review)
• Pierce, D., Lawrence, H., and Kaburakis, A. Creating Synergy between Athletics Compliance and Academic Programs. Student Workers in the Compliance Office.
  (under review)

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• Kaburakis, A., Pierce, D., Fleming, O., Clavio, G., Lawrence, H., and Dziuba, D. “It’s in the likeness”. NCAA Student-Athletes’ Rights of Publicity, EA Sports, and the video-game industry. The Keller forecast.
  Entertainment and Sports Lawyer (American Bar Association’s Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries) (in press)
• Pierce, D., Kaburakis, A., and Fielding, L. The New Amateurs: The National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Application of Amateurism in a Global Sports Arena.
  International Journal of Sport Management (in press)
• Kaburakis, A. Litigation opportunism, or systemic change de jure?
  The ongoing legal war and impending crucial battles that may change the NCAA… or confirm its unique position in the world of sport.
  World Sports Law Report (in press)

admin Research updates