09-Aug-24
Review
Books on sports | Not all fun and games
In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath examines the phenomenon of sports, “the world’s largest social experiment”
Nandan Kamath is a lawyer and sports professional based in Bangalore, India.
In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath examines the phenomenon of sports, “the world’s largest social experiment”
As people worldwide watch the Olympics, we take this opportunity to contemplate the importance of sports in our lives.
You can almost sense the forced stoic calm that Mr Kamath has mastered while moving the needle forward in Indian sport – an industry that revels in taking two steps back for every half-step forward. Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment Called Sport, is authored by Mr Nandan Kamath – a well-known sports lawyer in […]
Watch Shubham Jain & Nandan Kamath on this episode of Jito Bookathon
Ever wondered how technology has reshaped the world of sports law? Join us as we reconnect with our esteemed guest, Nandan, a distinguished lawyer and former under-19 cricket captain, to explore this dynamic intersection. With 30 years of friendship and shared experiences from law school, Nandan shares compelling insights into his journey, including being a presidential awardee and his reflections on the transformative impacts of the internet and AI on business and legal practices. From sports broadcasting to legal frameworks, we discuss how technology has revolutionized these fields, drawing fascinating parallels between the development of global law in technology and sports.
Nandan Kamath looks at sports like an onion and, through nuanced argument, peels its many layers to provide insight and understanding Little has been written about Indian sport, and practically nothing about the governance challenges as sport is powered by commerce. Nandan Kamath’s Boundary Lab occupies this vacant space and provides clarity to a subject […]
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as Lee sits down with Nandan Kamath, the insightful author behind “Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment called Sport.”
Nandan Kamath talks about his early days in law school, his interest in sports and how Boundary Lab came into being.
Watch Shubham Jain & Nandan Kamath on this episode of Jito Bookathon
Ever wondered how technology has reshaped the world of sports law? Join us as we reconnect with our esteemed guest, Nandan, a distinguished lawyer and former under-19 cricket captain, to explore this dynamic intersection. With 30 years of friendship and shared experiences from law school, Nandan shares compelling insights into his journey, including being a presidential awardee and his reflections on the transformative impacts of the internet and AI on business and legal practices. From sports broadcasting to legal frameworks, we discuss how technology has revolutionized these fields, drawing fascinating parallels between the development of global law in technology and sports.
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as Lee sits down with Nandan Kamath, the insightful author behind “Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment called Sport.”
Nandan Kamath talks about his early days in law school, his interest in sports and how Boundary Lab came into being.
Nandan Kamath, Co-Founder of Sports and Society Accelerator and Author of “Boundary Lab”, joins us in an insightful conversation with our founder, Arshi Yasin, about the legal landscape of sports in India and the future of Indian Sports.
Why doesn’t MS Dhoni own the helicopter shot? Why is sports betting illegal in India? And why isn’t the garbage cleared after an IPL match? These are just some of the curious questions that lawyer Nandan Kamath examines in his book ‘Boundary Lab’. It is the answers to these questions that end up revealing a […]
Lawyer and author Nandan Kamath joins Vijay Lokapally in this episode of Pen, Paper and Podcast to discuss his new book Boundary Lab, the need for better ethics in sports administration in India and why governance needs a new kind of perspective to help sports grow in the country.
Indian sport has never been healthier. Joy Bhattacharjya and Nandan Kamath join Amit Varma in episode 238 of The Seen and the Unseen to share their inside view on what has happened behind the scenes to bring us here.
As people worldwide watch the Olympics, we take this opportunity to contemplate the importance of sports in our lives.
You can almost sense the forced stoic calm that Mr Kamath has mastered while moving the needle forward in Indian sport – an industry that revels in taking two steps back for every half-step forward. Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment Called Sport, is authored by Mr Nandan Kamath – a well-known sports lawyer in […]
Sports lawyer Nandan Kamath talks about doping, gender equality, betting in sports, and his book “Boundary Lab” in a conversation with us. The country’s sports industry is expanding, but it also has issues of its own that need to be addressed. Among them are betting, doping, and gender inequality. In an exclusive conversation with The […]
Nandan Kamath loves sport and passionately believes in its power to transform individuals, communities, nations, even the entire world. While not caught up in his lofty dreams and random thoughts, he spends his time as a Bangalore-based lawyer working with athletes, teams, federations and businesses. He is also managing trustee of GoSports Foundation, a non-profit […]
Sports governance (Yes, it’s a thing!) is just not a peripheral concern; it holds equal importance as the sport itself. In his latest book, Boundary y Lab, author Nandan Kamath sheds light on the intricate subject. Karnath cracks open the world of sports as a testing ground for societal change. Discover how rules, markets, and […]
An excerpt from ‘Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment Called Sport,’ by Nandan Kamath. Given the role of sport in society and the values we look to it for, public sentiment is shifting, expressing concern about the types of advertisers, products and services that are advertised within stadia, aired during sports broadcasts or associated with […]
Save for the BCCI, national sports federations survive almost entirely on government funding Tokyo has brought us our largest-ever Olympic medal haul, including a coveted individual gold. Yet, we expect more from our athletes. A sign of change that can drive us forward. Our competitor-nations also motor on — finding new ways to spot talent. […]
“Embedded in hope is the possibility of making choices that influence our future.” A piece for the Rhodes Scholar Magazine 2020 on the GoSports Foundation journey.
Watch Shubham Jain & Nandan Kamath on this episode of Jito Bookathon
Ever wondered how technology has reshaped the world of sports law? Join us as we reconnect with our esteemed guest, Nandan, a distinguished lawyer and former under-19 cricket captain, to explore this dynamic intersection. With 30 years of friendship and shared experiences from law school, Nandan shares compelling insights into his journey, including being a presidential awardee and his reflections on the transformative impacts of the internet and AI on business and legal practices. From sports broadcasting to legal frameworks, we discuss how technology has revolutionized these fields, drawing fascinating parallels between the development of global law in technology and sports.
Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as Lee sits down with Nandan Kamath, the insightful author behind “Boundary Lab: Inside the Global Experiment called Sport.”
Nandan Kamath talks about his early days in law school, his interest in sports and how Boundary Lab came into being.
Nandan Kamath, Co-Founder of Sports and Society Accelerator and Author of “Boundary Lab”, joins us in an insightful conversation with our founder, Arshi Yasin, about the legal landscape of sports in India and the future of Indian Sports.
Why doesn’t MS Dhoni own the helicopter shot? Why is sports betting illegal in India? And why isn’t the garbage cleared after an IPL match? These are just some of the curious questions that lawyer Nandan Kamath examines in his book ‘Boundary Lab’. It is the answers to these questions that end up revealing a […]
Lawyer and author Nandan Kamath joins Vijay Lokapally in this episode of Pen, Paper and Podcast to discuss his new book Boundary Lab, the need for better ethics in sports administration in India and why governance needs a new kind of perspective to help sports grow in the country.
Indian sport has never been healthier. Joy Bhattacharjya and Nandan Kamath join Amit Varma in episode 238 of The Seen and the Unseen to share their inside view on what has happened behind the scenes to bring us here.
In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath examines the phenomenon of sports, “the world’s largest social experiment”
Nandan Kamath looks at sports like an onion and, through nuanced argument, peels its many layers to provide insight and understanding Little has been written about Indian sport, and practically nothing about the governance challenges as sport is powered by commerce. Nandan Kamath’s Boundary Lab occupies this vacant space and provides clarity to a subject […]
Nandan Kamath lays bare the fine print that shadows sport, from individual brilliance to branding. Sport is never just about sweat and skill visible on the turf, it is also about history, society, logistics and obviously involves a lot of thought. The back-story is as important as the one that is visible to us and […]
Moneycontrol.com book review: In Boundary Lab, Nandan Kamath delves into questions like “Should MS Dhoni own the ‘helicopter’ shot?”, “Should we hold separate women’s chess events?”, “Why is sports betting illegal in India?”, “Why do we have a right to watch cricket for free?”, and “Should India bid to host the Olympic Games?” There was […]
