Governing the Society of Competition: Cycling, Doping and the Law

ISBN-13: 9781509936564 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 256 str.

Martin Hardie

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Prologue: Before and after Festina The Festina Tour An Incomplete History of the Origins of Cycle Sport The Convicts of the Route A Few Brief Words about the Role of the Grand Tours An Aside on Bike Booms – Now and Then 1. Introduction The Armstrong Era – Cycling in the Age of Empire A Note on Terminology The New Way of the World The Law-governance Continuum The End of Modernity? Chapter Summary 2. Operación Puerto – It’s not about the Blood Operación Puerto Puertas Abiertas Fuentes, Pantani and Chaba ‘We Don’t Want to Know’ Spectacle, Exception and Functionality Law, Beyond a Boundary Valverde 1 An Italian Passage Valverde 2 Valverde 3 The Puerto Trial 3. Form(s) of Law Forms of Law – Whereabouts are We Weber and Formal Law Dicey and the Law of Constitution Dicey’s Critique of Administrative Law Law’s Deformalisation and the Need for Speed Private Governance and the Growth of Arbitrative Demand The Police 4. A Global Apparatus of Control Anti-Doping Law and Global Governance Anti-Doping Offences Whereabouts Surveillance Panopticism? and the Internalisation of Control The Panopticon as Paradigm Beyond Panopticism Biopolitical Passports Trust the Science The Great Observer 5. The Society of Competition Another Rule of Law (Is Possible)? The Third Way! The Rules of the Game Competition as Government ‘They are Learning’ Sport as Governance and the Problematisation of the Individual Doper The Complementary Nature of Free Competition and Anti-Doping Regulation The Smear of Jouissance The Pleasure/Performance Apparatus The Athlete – An Expert of the Society of Competition Excursus: Competition, Jouissance and the Non-language of Sport 6. Conclusion Functionality – Exception – Spectacle Cycling in the Age of Empire The Athlete as a Paradigm of Life within Empire The Sovereign, the Kingdom and the Glory of the Wolf Epilogue A is for Armstrong Lance 1.0 Lance 2.0 Lance 3.0 Floyd Novitsky and USADA Lance 4.0