This paper analyzes gender equality in university sport programs through the lens of human rights legislation. It queries if and how the cause of gender equality in university sports might be advanced through the use of legal mechanisms and institutions charged with the administration and enforcement of human rights guarantees. The decision of the University of New Brunswick to cancel its Women's Hockey Varsity Team and a faculty policy on gender equity form the factual matrix of a case study that demonstrates how sports administrators may achieve or defeat gender equality in university sports. This study concludes that gender equality in sport trails the advance of that goal in other social spheres, rendering institutions and individuals v...
Gender policies in sports have expanded considerably in most countries in recent decades. Neverthele...
This study examines narratives by young adults about sport and gender in relation to equality. Speci...
The gatekeepers to world sport continue to be men, supporting an environment which makes it complica...
Herein we examine the current state of gender (in)equity within Canadian interuniversity varsity spo...
There is much talk these days of promoting “equity” rather than “equality.” When applied outside ath...
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate ways in which U.S. Title IX athletic gender equity polic...
This mixed method study used a combination of document analysis and survey research to investigate t...
Do women have the right to have the opportunity to participate on an equal basis as members of male ...
Medical research has demonstrated that women¹s physical, mental, and social health improves when the...
In this twenty-fifth anniversary year of the enactment of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 19...
Title IX\u27s three-part test for measuring discrimination in the provision of athletic opportunitie...
The Sport world is often described as a magnifying glass of society. The sport world may be consider...
This issue of the Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport (JLAS) was dedicated to women in sports law, wit...
The following excerpt comes from an excellent pamphlet entitled What Constitutes Equality for Women...
Title IX as applied to athletics is a high-profile, controversial public policy effort that has open...
Gender policies in sports have expanded considerably in most countries in recent decades. Neverthele...
This study examines narratives by young adults about sport and gender in relation to equality. Speci...
The gatekeepers to world sport continue to be men, supporting an environment which makes it complica...
Herein we examine the current state of gender (in)equity within Canadian interuniversity varsity spo...
There is much talk these days of promoting “equity” rather than “equality.” When applied outside ath...
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate ways in which U.S. Title IX athletic gender equity polic...
This mixed method study used a combination of document analysis and survey research to investigate t...
Do women have the right to have the opportunity to participate on an equal basis as members of male ...
Medical research has demonstrated that women¹s physical, mental, and social health improves when the...
In this twenty-fifth anniversary year of the enactment of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 19...
Title IX\u27s three-part test for measuring discrimination in the provision of athletic opportunitie...
The Sport world is often described as a magnifying glass of society. The sport world may be consider...
This issue of the Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport (JLAS) was dedicated to women in sports law, wit...
The following excerpt comes from an excellent pamphlet entitled What Constitutes Equality for Women...
Title IX as applied to athletics is a high-profile, controversial public policy effort that has open...
Gender policies in sports have expanded considerably in most countries in recent decades. Neverthele...
This study examines narratives by young adults about sport and gender in relation to equality. Speci...
The gatekeepers to world sport continue to be men, supporting an environment which makes it complica...