Chapter 1: Corruption in sport: insiders and outsiders
1.1. Corruption from within sport
1.1.1 On-the-spot petty corruption
1.1.2 Barter corruption and its statistical detection
1.2. Corruption with insiders and outsiders: point shaving
Chapter 2: Match-fixing
2.1. Match-fixing in soccer 2.1.1 Match fixing in the Big Five
2.1.2 Match fixing in other European leagues
2.1.3 Match fixing in non-European leagues
2.1.4 Match fixing globalisation
2.1.5 Match-fixing through club ownership
2.2. The technology of a fix in soccer and detection at random
2.3 Match-fixing in other sports
Chapter 3: Corruption in sport governing bodies
3.1. The Olympics and the International Olympic Committee
3.2. The soccer World Cup and FIFA
3.3. Corruption in other sport governing bodies
3.4. Deficient governance and corruption
Chapter 4: Economic analysis and anti-corruption policies
4.1. Corrupt sport and Beckerian standard economics of crime
4.2. Current recipes to combat corruption in sport
4.3. Improving governance of sport governing bodies?
4.4. Toward a more radical reform of sport governing bodies
Chapter 5: Conclusion
About the Author: Wladimir Andreff is Emeritus Professor at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France. He is also President of the Scientific Council at the Observatory of the Sports Economy, French Ministry for Sports, as well as Honorary President and former President (2002-05) of the International Association of Sport Economists, Honorary President of the European Sports Economics Association, former President of the French Economic Association (2007-08) and Honorary Member and former President of the European Association for Comparative Economic Studies (1997-98). His research and teaching interests include sports economics, economics of (post-communist) transition and international economics, and he is author of 12 books, over 450 scientific articles, of which over 150 are in sports economics, and editor of 17 books published or translated in 18 languages. He is the 2019 winner of the Chelladurai Award from the European Association of Sport Management.
