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    Análisis de la comunicación digital como herramienta de posicionamiento de marca para entidades sin animo de lucro en Medellín, Colombia
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Serna Giraldo, Érika María; Ceballos Ochoa, Lina María; Arias Salazar, Alejandro;1017181539
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    Régimen societario de los clubes deportivos : una mirada desde el fútbol profesional y el análisis jurídico de su idoneidad frente a los nuevos retos del sector deportivo
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Gómez Giraldo, Isaac; Pardo Villa, Samuel; González Jaramillo, José Luis
    Within a context of fanaticism for all kinds of sports, but mainly for football (soccer), a new corporate paradigm emerges. During Colombian sports history, football teams could only be incorporated as non-profitable entities. Every single profit had to be ploughed back into the entity. However, with the expedition of Law 1445 of 2011, which modified Law 181 of 1995, introduced a new paradigm for professional football teams. Within these legal framework, all professional sport teams may incorporate as a Société Anonyme but with a special set of rules for these kinds of corporations. Throughout a deep appraisal of the creation of a new possible corporate structure, a comparison of international legal frameworks recognized by their sports history, tradition and growth, and analyzing the Colombian context, this research project will determine the pertinence of a new scenario in sports regulations. To further fulfill this goal, the following questions will be taken into account: Which benefits would a new corporate structure offer the sports market? Which countries have a special corporate structure for sports and how do they use it? Which corporate structures are used and how are they beneficial? Which consequences have they brought to their respective legal systems? To further this analysis, this project will be divided into chapters as follows. The first chapter describes the current corporate legislation regarding the creation of sport teams in Colombia. Laws 181 of 1995 and 1445 of 2011 contain such legislation, as well as previous proposals to reform the Colombian Commercial Code, concerning corporations, which remain part of an ongoing legal discussion. The second chapter compares the Colombian corporate regulatory framework for sport teams with the context and sports regulations in Argentina, Spain and the United Kingdom. This comparison aims to identify differences, similarities, and benefits that could inform improvements to Colombian regulations or a possible reform. The final chapter discusses the advantages and disadvantages that are considered relevant to Colombian sports regulation, as outlined in the aforementioned laws. It also addresses the current debates surrounding this issue and its regulation, taking into account the comparison with the countries mentioned.