Ethics, Money and Sport

A critical examination of the rise of commercialism in sport, exploring the ethical consequences of the evolution of sports into a commodity worth many billions of pounds worldwide.

Mike McNamee University of Wales Swansea, Jim Parry, Adrian Walsh, Richard Giulianotti University of Leeds

Chapter 1 This sporting Mammon?; Chapter 2 Moral philosophy, sport and commodification critique; Chapter 3 Financial motives, venality and the ideals of sport; Chapter 4 Commodification and objectification; Chapter 5 Sport, commodification and distributive justice; Chapter 6 Scoring an own goal; Chapter 7 Moral philosophy out on the track;