The 2020 Peter Sloane Award: Honoring the Contribution of Stefan Kesenne to European Sports Economics

Jeanrenaud C , & Kesenne S. (1999). Competition policy in professional sports: Europe after the Bosnian case. Standaard Editions.

Kesenne S. (2000). Revenue sharing and competitive balance in professional team sports. Journal of Sports Economics, 1(1), 56–65.

Kesenne S. (2005). Do we need an economic impact study or a cost-benefit analysis of a sports event? European Sport Management Quarterly, 5(2), 133–142.

Kesenne S. (2012). The economic impact, costs and benefits of the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic Games: Who wins, who loses? In Maennig W. & Zimbalist A. (Eds.), International handbook on the economics of mega sporting events (pp. 270–278). Edward Elgar Publishing.

Kesenne S. (2014). The economic theory of professional team sports: An analytical treatment. (2nd ed.). Edward Elgar Publishing.

Peeters T. (2021). Remembering Stefan Kesenne (1950-2021). Journal of Sports Economics, 22(7), 739–743.

Scheerder J. , Taks M. , Vanreusel B. , Lagae W. , & Renson R. (2021). The economist who stripped professional sport of its monopo-ly: Homage to professor Stefan Kesenne (1950-2021). European Sport Management Quarterly, 21(4), 463–465.

Sloane P. J. (1971). The economics of professional football: The football club as a utility maximiser. Scottish Journal of Political Econ-omy, 17(6), 121–146.

Szymanski S. , & Kesenne S. (2004). Competitive balance and gate revenue sharing in team sports. Journal of Industrial Economics, 52(1), 165–177.

Taks M. , & Kesenne S. (2000). The economic significance of sport in Flanders. Journal of Sport Management, 14(A), 342–365.

Taks M. , Késenne S. , Chalip L. , Green B. C , & Martyn S. (2011). Economic impact analysis versus cost benefit analysis: The case of a medium-sized sport event. International Journal of Sport Finance, 6(3), 187–203.