Will 2012 be the year for anti-doping resolution?

The January INHDR Editorial is written by Michele Verroken, Sporting Integrity Ltd. UK. Click here to download

The International Network of Humanistic Doping Research (INHDR)

INHDR was established in 2002. The purpose of the network is to understand the doping phenomenon in its broadest cultural, social and political dimensions and to offer perspectives that may differ from the standard anti-doping doctrine that underlies the official “War on drugs” in sport.

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INHDR 2011 conference presentations: Anti-Doping - Rational policy or Moral Panic 

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