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World Anti-Doping Code: Fit for Purpose? [Kietas viršelis]

(West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, India)
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Following the recent doping scandals that have brought the highest echelons of international sport into disrepute, this book examines the elitism at the core of the World Anti-Doping Agency and considers how the current World Anti-Doping Code might be restructured.

Analyzing the correlation between the commodification of sports and doping, and the role WADA plays in this context, it takes into consideration the perspectives of non-elite athletes as well as athletes from developing countries which have previously been excluded from the anti-doping discourse. It offers recommendations for improving the coordination and implementation of the World Anti-Doping Code and argues for the creation of a more inclusive anti-doping regime.

This is an important resource for students of sports law, sports management and sports ethics, as well as vital reading for sports administrators, sports sociologists, sports policy makers, sports lawyers and arbitrators, as well as athletes themselves.
Preface vii
1 The anti-doping narrative: a case of self-legitimization
1(25)
Introduction
1(1)
Late beginning! Flip-flop on psychotropic performance enhancers
2(2)
Ahoy amateurism! Gimmick or concern of the IOC?
4(3)
Scandals and the IOC: scripting the anti'doping narrative
7(4)
The Ben Johnson episode: testing times for the IOC?
11(3)
The Festina affair -- the end of the road for the IOC Medical Commission?
14(3)
WADA and the Convention -- legitimization within!
17(3)
Conclusion
20(6)
2 The Russian doping scandal and the WAD A Code: a flawed deal for a developing country/non-elite athlete?
26(34)
Introduction
26(1)
Winners take it all! The Germans unmask the Russians
26(3)
The Independent Commission report and WADA -- decoding the elitist paradigm
29(5)
The IOC and the Russian scandal -- turning a blind eye?
34(7)
The aftertaste -- it's bitter! For all?
41(14)
Conclusion
55(5)
3 Relook at the WADA Code: an elitist paradigm or an inclusive document?
60(49)
Introduction
60(1)
Strict liability and doping -- a rough ride for the non-elite sportsperson
60(3)
WADA Code and strict liability -- softening the rigour?
63(4)
Modified strict liability -- upholding the elitist agenda?
67(6)
Testing the tests: impossible dream for the non-elites?
73(7)
The curious case of therapeutic use exemption: an elite luxury
80(15)
Decision limits and the non-elite athlete: chasing an illusion
95(9)
Conclusion
104(5)
4 WADA from a non-elite perspective: the missing link in the anti-doping discourse
109(29)
Introduction
109(1)
Non-elite of the sports -- identifying the silent group
109(7)
ADRV challenges -- graveyard for the non-elites
116(19)
Conclusion
135(3)
5 Changing the anti-doping narrative: time to incorporate the subaltern discourse
138(30)
Introduction
138(1)
Touching the ground -- looking at the basics of anti-doping education
139(4)
The anti-doping programme and the International Federations - stop passing the buck!
143(14)
Structural reforms within WADA? A distant dream
157(8)
Conclusion
165(3)
6 Conclusions
168(4)
Index 172
Lovely Dasgupta is Assistant Professor of Law at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, India, with particular interests in Sports Law, Competition Law and Contract Law. She became one of the pioneers in the field of studying and researching on Sports Law from an Indian perspective and was one of the first from the Indian legal fraternity to develop and teach the subject called Sports Law. She has appeared in interviews aired on the BBC about the doping scenario in India and Womens Cricket in India.