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SPECIAL SECTION: SYMPOSIUM ON OFFICIATING AND ADJUDICATION IN SPORT (GUEST EDITOR: MARK HAMILTON)

Fairness, Epistemology, and Rules: A Prolegomenon to a Philosophy of Officiating?

Pages 229-253 | Published online: 28 May 2012

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