The Duke Conference on Doping in Sport
Jerry Diehl, National Federation of State High School Associations: The Significance of Leadership from Above
Gary I. Wadler, M.D., Women's Sports Foundation: Doping in Sport: From Strychnine to Genetic Enhancement, It's a Moving Target
Alberto Salazar, Marathoner and Coach: Locating the Line between Acceptable Performance Enhancement and Cheating
Professor John Hoberman, The University of Texas at Austin: Learning from the Past: The Need for Independent Doping Control
Philip Milburn, COO, USA Cycling, Inc., USOC Task Force on Doping: The Form and Substance of Independence: An Insider's View
Craig A. Masback, CEO/USA Track & Field: Leadership from the Trenches
Professor Paul H. Haagen, Duke Law School: The Court of Arbitration for Sport as a Model for Dispute Resolution
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| Notations: | sports for the handicapped social sciences sport history and sport politics |
| Language: | English |
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1999
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| Online Access: | http://www.law.duke.edu/sportscenter/agenda.html |
| Document types: | congress proceedings |
| Level: | intermediate |