Preface [Sanjeevan C. Balasingam] Part I: Conceptualising Match-Fixing 1. Comparing Approaches to Match-Fixing in Sport: Revisiting Perceptions and Definitions [Hayden Opie and Stacey Steele] 2. Betting Markets and the Roles of Private Enterprise in Combating Match-Fixing [Andrew Menz and David Skene] Part II: Legal Theories, Frameworks and Developments 3. Match-Fixing and Illegal Gambling in Japan: Cultural Interpretations of Integrity [Keiji Kawai] 4. The Australian Legal Framework for Countering Match-Fixing [Hayden Opie and Genevieve Lim] 5. Legal and Administrative Frameworks for Combating Match-Fixing in Korea [Kee Young Yeun] 6. Practical Approaches to Match-Fixing in Korea: Match-Fixing Scandals, Judicial Responses and Suggestions for Change [Ji Hoon Park] 7.

Harmonisation and International Approaches to Match-Fixing [Yuta Ando] Part III: Prevention and Enforcement 8. 'Don't Fix It!': The Role of Player Empowerment in the Prevention of Match-Fixing [Brendan Schwab and Steven Finocchiaro] 9. A Study of Professional Players' Perceptions of Match-Fixing and Prevention Education Strategies in Korea [Young Ryuel Chung, Joo Won Jun and Jin Kook Kim] 10. Police and Investigative Cooperation on Match-Fixing: An Australian Experience [Catherine Ordway] 11. On the Frontline: The Role and Operations of the Victoria Police Sporting Integrity Intelligence Unit ('SIIU') [Kieran Murnane and James Moller] 12. Match-Fixing and the Roles of Public Prosecutors in Korea [Stacey Steele, Jess (Hee Sung) Shin and Sarah (Jin Hyung) Yang] Part IV: Findings and Conclusions 13. Preventing Match-Fixing and Promoting Integrity in Sport: Reflections on Experiences in Australia, Japan and Korea [Stacey Steele and Hayden Opie].