Articles by Professor Kenneth Shropshire
“Minorities in Contemporary Sports,” Stanford Law and Policy Review . vol. 15., 2004
“Deconstructing Sprewell,” University of Iowa, Journal of Gender, Race and Justice, (2001).
“Who Should Pay for New Sports Facilities?,” III Wharton Real Estate Review 2, 1-6 (1999).
“What Is Sports Law?,” 35 American Business Law Journal 2, 181-184 (1998).
“The Tarzan Syndrome: John Hoberman and His Problem with African-American Athletes and Intellectuals,” with Earl Smith, Journal of Sports and Social Issues 103-112 Winter (1998). [PDF]
“Colorblind Propositions: Race, the NCAA, and the SAT,” 8 Stanford Law and Policy Review 141-157 (1997). [PDF]
“Where Have You Gone, Jackie Robinson?: Integration in America in the 21st Century,” 38 South Texas College of Law Review 4, 1043-1055 (1997) (Sports, Law and Society Symposium issue). [PDF]
“Merit, Ol' Boy Networks and the Black-Bottomed Pyramid,” 47 Hastings Law Journal 455-472 (1996). [PDF]
“Sports Agents, Role Models and Race-Consciousness,” 6 Marquette Sports Law Journal 267-285 (1996) (race and sports symposium issue). [PDF]
“Diversity, Racism and Professional Sports Franchise Ownership: Change Must Come from Within,” 67 University of Colorado Law Review 47-92 (1996). [PDF]
“Private Race Consciousness,” 3 Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University Law Review (1996) (civil rights symposium issue). [PDF]
“Legislation For the Glory of Sport: Amateurism and Compensation,” 1 Seton Hall Journal of Sports Law 7-27 (1991) (inaugural issue, lead article). [PDF]
“Thoughts on International Sports Leagues and the Impact of U.S. Antitrust Laws,” 67, Denver University Law Review 193-212 (1990) (Sports Law Symposium issue). [PDF]
“Sports Bounty Hunters and Civil Liability,” Los Angeles Daily Journal Report, January 26, 1990, p. 2.
“Athlete Agent Regulation: Proposed Legislative Revisions and the Need for Reforms Beyond Legislation,” 8 Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Review 85-112 (1989). [PDF]
“Opportunistic Sports Franchise Relocations: Can Punitive Damages in Actions Based Upon Contract Strike A Balance?,” 22 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 569-602 (1989). [PDF]
“New Concepts of Contract Liabilities in College Sports: Member Institutions v. The National Collegiate Athletic Association,” 11 COMM/ENT, The Hastings Journal of Communications and Entertainment Law 1-33 (1989). [PDF]
