08:00 – 08:45 − Accreditation

09:00 – 09:30 – Opening Ceremony

State Secretary for Youth and Sport

Joao Paulo Correia

Director of the Department of Economic and Business Sciences

Sérgio Pontes

09:30 – 11:00 − Part 1 − Auditorium 2

PROFESSIONS IN SPORT: THE DIFFERENCES INSIDE EU

How the orthodox concept of work (and worker) disadvantages Olympic athletes
Leanne O'Leary

Social dialogue in professional sports: Empirical results of a European cross-country analysis
Lorenz Fiege

Different worlds of athlete welfare? A comparative analysis of national elite sport programs from an athlete-centered perspective
Maximilian Seltmann

Athlete perceptions of governance issues related to sexual abuse in Sport
Jörg Krieger

chair: Jurgen Mittag

11:00 – 11:30 − Coffee break

11:30 am – 1:00 pm − Part 2 − Auditorium 2

Legal and regulatory responses to violence against athletes: Perspectives from Finland and the UK
Antti Aine & Eleanor Drywood & Jatta Muhonen

The legal permissibility of age limits for referees using the example of the German referee
Sarah Rath

chair: Patricia Silva Lopes

13:00 – 14:30 − Lunch outside (free time)

or

11:30 am – 1:00 pm − Auditorium 3

EU SPORT POLICY DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

Towards an EU sport diplomacy
Richard Parrish & Carmen Gonzalez & Carole Gomez

Year 20 AP (After Parrish): What has sport taught us about the European Union
Borja Garcia

Seeing Europe through 'Football Glasses'? Comparing fans and non-fans views of Europe
Tobias Finger & Jonas Biel & Vincent Reinke & Arne Niemann & Jennifer Amann

Becoming European through (football) media? A comparative analysis of German, Norwegian, Polish and Spanish media outlets

Jonas Biel & Tobias Finger & Vincent Reinke & Arne Niemann & Jennifer Amann

chair: Arne Niemann

13:00 – 14:30 − Lunch outside (free time)

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Auditorium 2

SPORT BUSINESS AND SPORT MANAGEMENT: INTEGRITY PROBLEMS

A conceptual framework for sport integrity analysis and policy making
Marcelo Moriconi & Mike McNamee

Is legal scholarship informed about sports integrity? Lessons from sports competition manipulation
Frea DeKeyzer & Frank Hendrickx

What can eSports learn from traditional sports integrity programs and vice versa?
Erika Riedl

The evolution of policymaking to protect integrity in Sports
Paolo Bertaccini & Zachary R. Calo & Sabrina Vettorato

chair: Nuno Perestrelo

4:00 pm – 4:30 pm − Coffee break

4:30 pm – 6:00 pm − Auditorium 2

TECHNOLOGY IN SPORT: CHALLENGES AND RISKS

Technology in sport: challenges and risk
Angela Busacca

Whom does doping and the use of technology advantage? Understanding the role of socio-economic status and disability in sporting success
Ayushi Agarwal

Balancing between building a sports data platform and protecting personal data: Sports image recognition as an example
Kai Li Wang

The role of the EU for the eSports society
Tsubasa Shinohara

chair: Rui Alexandre Jesus

18:00 − Closing day 1

20:00 – Gala dinner (for abstract submitters)

09:30 – 11:00 − Auditorium 2

EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY IN AND THROUGH SPORT

EU sport policy and its entanglement with neoliberalism-case study of european football
Wojciech Lewandowski

Contribution of Erasmus+ Programs to the gender equality in Sport
Feyza Basar

The duty of Sport Governing Bodies (SGBs) to address allegations of Genderbased Violence (GBV) against athletes
Shubham Jain

Power, sex & corruption in Sport: Sextortion, an international examination into a silent abuse of power

Whitney Bragagnolo

chair: Bruno Avelar Rosa

11:00 – 11:30 − Coffee break

11:30 am – 1:00 pm − Part 1 − Auditorium 2

LEGAL ISSUES IN EUROPEAN SPORTS

The European Superleague Company and the International Skating Union: What can we learn for the proportionality of sanctions for doping?
Jan Exner

The potential for incorporating criminal law principles and other best practices into sports arbitration in disciplinary disputes
Surbhi Kuwelker

Reforming football – What the EU can do?
Jan Zglinski

State or society – what drives good governance in sport organisations?
Till Müller-Schoell

chair: Alexandre Mestre

13:00 – 14:30 − Lunch at Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm − Part 2 − Auditorium 2

LEGAL ISSUES IN EUROPEAN SPORTS

Sport at the crossroads: Analysis of judgment in Case C-333/21 European Super League Company v. UEFA and FIFA
Benoit Keane

Sanctions for participating in unauthorized competitions after ESL and ISU judgments
Katarina Pijetlovic

CAS arbitration and access to EU competition law enforcement after ISU v. Commission
Ben Van Rompuy

chair: Miguel Poiares Maduro

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm − Auditorium 3

OLYMPIC MOVEMENT'S CURRENT PATH

The Russian invasion of Ukraine and its impact on the political neutrality of the Olympic Movement: The relationship between the state and the athlete at symbolic level
Carlos Pulleiro Mendez & Fernando Gutiérrez-Chico

The Olympic Movement Paris-minus-1: Challenges for the 2030s
Sureyya Yigit

To what extent is Rule 50 of the Olympic charter valid? Balancing athletes freedom of expression and mythical political neutrality of Sport
Trusha Modi

chair: João Paulo Almeida – COP (Portuguese Olympic Committee)

16:00 − Closing ceremony

President of Portuguese Institute for Sport and Youth
Victor Pataco

Executive Director of Sport & EU
Borja Garcia

Rector of Autonomous University of Lisbon
Jose Amado da Silva