Sports Ethics for Sports Management Professionals, Second Edition by Walter T. Champion Jr. equips aspiring and current sports management professionals with the essential tools to navigate the complex ethical landscape of the industry. Published by Jones & Bartlett Learning on March 19, 2019, this comprehensive text delves into critical areas such as race and discrimination, gender equity, privacy, violence, and drug use and testing. The Second Edition introduces multiple ethical models, providing a practical framework for decision-making in challenging situations. Through numerous case studies, readers can apply ethical reasoning to real-world sports disputes and understand how the legal system addresses these issues. A new chapter, “The Commercialization of Amateur Sports,” offers in-depth analysis of the collegiate athletics model, amateurism, the student-athlete, and compensation for coaches and administrators. Updated case studies reflect contemporary debates, including the doping ban of Maria Sharapova, Colin Kaepernick’s NFL protests, advancements in the World Anti-Doping Agency code, the USA Gymnastics sex abuse scandal, and the NCAA’s college athlete gambling survey. This 292-page volume, with ISBN-13: 978-1284195446, is an indispensable resource for informed ethical practice in sports management.