Introduction
Sport occupies a unique position in global society. It transcends borders, cultures, and languages, inspiring billions while shaping identities and values. However, the immense popularity and economic power of modern sport have also created complex governance challenges. Decisions made by governing bodies influence not only competitive outcomes but also athlete welfare, public trust, and the moral credibility of sport itself.
Sports governance refers to the structures, rules, and processes through which sport is regulated and administered. Ethics, erotic in turn, addresses the moral principles that guide behavior within these systems. In an era marked by corruption scandals, doping controversies, abuse cases, and financial misconduct, governance and ethics have become central concerns.
This article examines the foundations of sports governance, the ethical dilemmas facing modern sport, and the mechanisms required to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity.