Editorial
Pages 77-79
Theorising unintended consequences of anti-doping policy
Pages 80-87
Intended. Underrated. Disputed. The IOC Medical Commission’s “Subcommission on Doping and Biochemistry in Sport” between 1980 and 1988
Original Research Article, Pages 88-93
‘Blurred lines’: Anti-doping, national policies, and the performance and image enhancing drug (PIED) market in Belgium and The Netherlands
Original Research Article, Pages 94-102
The myth of clean sport and its unintended consequences
Original Research Article, Pages 103-110
The road to hell is paved with good intentions—A critical evaluation of WADA’s anti-doping campaign
Original Research Article, Pages 111-115
What about the clean athletes? The need for positive psychology in anti-doping research
Original Research Article, Pages 116-122
Who is more skilful? Doping and its implication on the validity, morality and significance of the sporting test
Original Research Article, Pages 123-129
