Title
Turning Medals into Metal: Evaluating the Court of Arbitration for Sport as an International Tribunal
Document Type
Article
Abstract
The history of transnational adjudication is littered with failure and disappointment. War crimes tribunals have often become farces, the ICC has exacerbated armed conflicts, and even the venerable ICJ has endured humiliating failures. This piece makes a compelling case for why one international tribunal, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (“CAS”), has managed to flourish in the otherwise depressing landscape of transnational adjudication. Specifically, the article makes a novel argument for 1) why parties are drawn to the CAS, and 2) how the CAS’ speech acts manage to have force.
Date of Authorship for this Version
May 2006
Recommended Citation
Yi, Daniel H., "Turning Medals into Metal: Evaluating the Court of Arbitration for Sport as an International Tribunal" (2006). Student Scholarship Papers. Paper 24.
http://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/student_papers/24
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