The results may provide a contribution for further research on doping as well as for policymakers in the fight against doping in sport (both medical and financial).

There is conclusive evidence that some doping agents are anabolic and ergogenic.

From this perspective, doping is being used for enhancement purposes in a societal context where optimization and performance are important.

These hypothetical, theoretical and methodological considerations offer a more nuanced understanding of doping behaviours, making an effective contribution to anti-doping education and research by enabling researchers and policy personnel to become more critically reflective about their explicit and implicit assumptions regarding models of explanations for doping behaviour.

The extent of doping suggested by the latter is significantly higher than that found in the official statistics.

Against the backdrop of an increasing use of the term ‘doping’ in circumstances other than the classical understanding, this theoretic article provides a new and comprehensive inter-disciplinary reflection of the doping concept.

While the existing empirical research posits support for the anti-doping movement, it also exposes a limited knowledge of doping effects or governance.

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Journal Article•DOI ‘Classical’ doping, financial doping and beyond: UEFA’s financial fair play as a policy of anti-doping Mathias Schubert, Thomas Könecke - Show less +1 more 23 Jan 2014-International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 40 Citations	The results may provide a contribution for further research on doping as well as for policymakers in the fight against doping in sport (both medical and financial).
Open access•Journal Article•DOI Doping in sport and exercise: anabolic, ergogenic, health and clinical issues. Stephen R. Bird, Catrin Goebel, Louise M. Burke, Ronda F. Greaves - Show less +3 more 01 Mar 2016-Annals of Clinical Biochemistry 70 Citations	There is conclusive evidence that some doping agents are anabolic and ergogenic.
Journal Article•DOI The conceptualization of fitness doping and its limitations Nicole Thualagant 23 Feb 2012-Sport in Society 32 Citations	From this perspective, doping is being used for enhancement purposes in a societal context where optimization and performance are important.
Journal Article•DOI A critical analysis of three psychological research programs of doping behaviour Denis Hauw, Mike McNamee, Mike McNamee - Show less +2 more 01 Jan 2015-Psychology of Sport and Exercise 24 Citations	These hypothetical, theoretical and methodological considerations offer a more nuanced understanding of doping behaviours, making an effective contribution to anti-doping education and research by enabling researchers and policy personnel to become more critically reflective about their explicit and implicit assumptions regarding models of explanations for doping behaviour.
Journal Article•DOI Monitoring drug use in sport: The contrast between official statistics and other evidence Paul Dimeo, John Taylor - Show less +1 more 15 Jan 2013-Drugs-education Prevention and Policy 23 Citations	The extent of doping suggested by the latter is significantly higher than that found in the official statistics.
Journal Article•DOI ‘Classical’ doping, financial doping and beyond: UEFA’s financial fair play as a policy of anti-doping Mathias Schubert, Thomas Könecke - Show less +1 more 23 Jan 2014-International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 40 Citations	Against the backdrop of an increasing use of the term ‘doping’ in circumstances other than the classical understanding, this theoretic article provides a new and comprehensive inter-disciplinary reflection of the doping concept.
Journal Article•DOI Reviewing coaches' knowledge, attitudes and beliefs regarding doping in sport. Susan H. Backhouse, Jim McKenna - Show less +1 more 01 Mar 2012-International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching 47 Citations	While the existing empirical research posits support for the anti-doping movement, it also exposes a limited knowledge of doping effects or governance.