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McNamee, Mike; The Ethics of Sports: A Reader; paperback, 1st edition; Routledge, 2010; ISBN-13: 978-0415478618
"The athletes’ viewpoint” – Verner Møller (pp. 160-168)
“Sport and the systematic infliction of pain: a case study of state-sponsored mandatory doping in East Germany” – Giselher Spitzer (pp. 413-425)
Also, I'm not as certain about this, but I believe William Morgan's book might be helpful as well:
Leftist Theories of Sport: A Critique and Reconstruction – William Morgan
Also, through an abandoned project of my own, I am somewhat familiar with the following books that might be relevant:
***Apologies for cross posting***
Dear colleagues,
I have a student who would like to do a research project related to doping in the USSR and East Germany, and since this is not my area of knowledge, I was hoping to be able to recommend something accessible to her for background reading and contemporary analysis.
Has anyone got any good suggestions – I can only find a book that was written in 1977 which may not provide the most up-to-date and insightful analysis.
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Emily
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