Institutional Aspects of FIFA Governance and Its Impact on International Relations

  • Cazotto G
  • Fronzaglia M
  • Racy J
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Abstract

The focus of this article is to show FIFA's participation as an actor in international relations through its governance actions. FIFA is a transnational private entity that governs one of the most famous and lucrative sports: football. First, we intend to demonstrate that FIFA acts globally through its gover-nance mechanism. Second, we try to understand its actions from a broader perspective of global governance and international power struggle among national states. After that, we explore the following dilemmas: 1) although FIFA's affiliates (the local football confederations) are also private entities, its teams are seen as official national representatives; 2) some non-sovereign nations have FIFA's recognition as members. Finally, we analyze some contradictions in FIFA's governance mechanism.

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Cazotto, G. N., Fronzaglia, M., & Racy, J. (2022). Institutional Aspects of FIFA Governance and Its Impact on International Relations. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 12(05), 824–839. https://doi.org/10.4236/ajibm.2022.125043

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