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9780415342360

Genetic Technology and Sport: Ethical Questions

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415342360

  • ISBN10:

    0415342368

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-12-12
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

For elite athletes seeking a winning advantage, manipulation of their own genetic code has become a realistic possibility. InGenetic Technology and Sport,experts from sports science, genetics, philosophy, ethics, and international sports administration describe the potential applications of the new technology and debate the questions surrounding its use.

Table of Contents

Notes on contributors ix
Series editors' preface xiii
Introduction: the life sciences and the ethos of sport 1(10)
PART I The state of the art 11(44)
1 The international anti-doping policy and its implementation
13(6)
ARNE LJUNOQVIST
2 The basics of gene doping
19(13)
PETER SCHJERLINC
3 Genetic enhancement of athletic performance
32(10)
ANGELA J. SCHNEIDER
4 Gene doping: the shape of things to come
42(13)
ANDY MIAH
PART II The genetic enhancement of athletes 55(50)
5 Genetic engineering and elitism in sport
57(13)
TORBJÖRN TÄNNSJÖ
6 What's wrong with admiring athletes and other people?
70(12)
INGMAR PERSSON
7 Educational or genetic blueprints, what's the difference?
82(9)
CLAUDIO TAMBURRINI
8 Sport and genetics: moral and educational considerations regarding 'athletic predestination'
91(14)
IVO VAN HILVOORDE
PART III Genetic testing of athletes 105(42)
9 Ethical aspects of controlling genetic doping
107(19)
CHRISTIAN MUNTHE
10 Nutrigenomics, individualism and sports
126(10)
RUTH CHADWICK
11 Compulsory genetic testing for APOE Epsilon 4 and boxing
136(11)
JULIAN SAVULESCU
PART IV Genetic technology and the ethos of sport 147(32)
12 Citius, altius, fortius ad absurdum: biology, performance and sportsmanship in the twenty-first century
149(9)
LINCOLN ALLISON
13 The vulnerability thesis and use of bio-medical technology in sport
158(7)
SIGMUND LOLAND
14 Sport, gene doping and ethics
165(14)
GUNNAR BREIVIK
PART V Gender equality and gene technology in sport 179(40)
15 The genetic design of a new Amazon
181(18)
CLAUDIO TAMBURRINI AND TORBJÖRN TÄNNSJÖ
16 Resisting the emergence of Bio-Amazons
199(6)
SUSAN SHERWIN AND MEREDITH SCHWARTZ
17 Bio-Amazons – a comment
205(4)
RUTH CHADWICK AND SARAH WILSON
18 What is gender equality in sports?
209(10)
SIMONA GIORDANO AND JOHN HARRIS
Index 219

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