Mike Mcnamee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4498418 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Mike Mcnamee |
| NOMBRES | Mike |
| APELLIDO | Mcnamee |
| FIRMA | MCNAMEE M |
| AFILIACIONES | Swansea University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Do Antidoping Interventions Work
A multitude of interventions have been designed to tackle doping in sport. Despite significant advances in understanding the role of motivation, the environment, policies and education in addressing doping, there is a lack of nuanced knowledge concerning the design and implementation of these interventions. The present study adopted an intervention mapping evaluation perspective, critically evaluating a selection of 12 antidoping programs across …
Clean athlete status’ cannot be certified
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy
Introduction: Sport, Ethics and Philosophy: A 10 Year Retrospective Mike McNamee 1. Breakthrough victories: How can a loser ever win? Paul Gaffney 2. Games and Fiction: Partners in the Evolution of Culture Scott Kretchmar 3. Strategic fouling and sport as play J. S. Russell 4. Athletes as heroes and role models: an ancient model Heather Reid 5. Sport, Religion and Charisma Verner Moller 6. The exercise pill: should we replace exercise with pharma…
Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Sport
Anti-doping
Editorial 1. Elite sportspersons and commodity control: anti-doping as quality assurance 2. Doping, European law and the implications of Meca-Medina 3. One step too far - about WADA's whereabouts rule 4. On the duty of the doctor not to disclose athlete doping data without consent 5. A qualitative analysis of the experiences of elite athletes who have admitted to doping for performance enhancement 6. The 36th meeting of the Pay and Conditions Com…
Olympic Ethics and Philosophy
1. Olympic Ethics and Philosophy: Old Wine in New Bottles 2. The Political Heritage of the Olympic Games: Relevance, Risks, and Possible Rewards 3. The Peace Movement on the Occasion of the 21st Olympic Games: Development and Limitations 4. The Youth Olympic Games - Some Ethical Issues 5. A Well Balanced Life Based on 'The Joy of Effort': Olympic Hype or a Meaningful Ideal? 6. Fair or Temple: Two Possibilities for Olympic Sport 7. Olympism, the V…
Sport, Medicine, Ethics
The ethics of sports medicine is an important emerging area within biomedical ethics. The professionalization of medical support services in sport and continuing debates around issues such as performance-enhancing technologies or the health and welfare of athletes mean that all practitioners in sport, as well as researchers with an interest in sports ethics, need to develop a clear understanding of the ethical aspects of the sport–medicine nexus.…
The Death of Sócrates
I hope that Platonists and art historians everywhere, who may have Googled the phrase that is the title of this editorial, will forgive my weakness of will. I simply could not resist penning some w
Doping and Anti-Doping Policy in Sport
Introduction 1 Mike McNamee and Lauri Tarasti: Ethico-legal aspects of anti-doping legislation 2 James E. Coleman Jr. and Joshua Michael Levine: The Burden of Proof in Endogenous Substance Cases: A Masking Agent for Junk Science 3 David McArdle: Longitudinal profiling, sports arbitration and the woman who had nothing to lose. Some Thoughts on Pechstein versus the International Skating Union. 4 Werner Pitsch: Caught between mathematics and ethics:…
Sports, Virtues and Vices
Sports have long played an important role in society. By exploring the evolving link between sporting behaviour and the prevailing ethics of the time this comprehensive and wide-ranging study illuminates our understanding of the wider social significance of sport. The primary aim of Sports, Virtues and Vices is to situate ethics at the heart of sports via ‘virtue ethical’ considerations that can be traced back to the gymnasia of ancient Greece. T…
British Spectators’ Perceptions of the Values and Norms in Selected Professional Sports
In recent years the British media have made much of the apparent decline of standards in British sports. In order to interrogate the veracity of media assumptions regarding the standards of conduct in major British sports, a selection of British sports spectators were interviewed in order to examine: (i) their perceptions of the values and norms of sport; (ii) whether they thought that sporting conduct as currently demonstrated by UK sportsmen an…
Philosophy, Risk and Adventure Sports
The Nature and Values of Physical Education
There has always been an air of suspicion about those who think philosophically about the nature and values of physical education. On the one hand, physical education teachers are apt to claim that theirs is essentially a practical vocation; a calling to the teaching of physical activities that can help students to live better lives. What need have they of a philosophy? On the other hand, philosophers of education, notably in the liberal-analytic…
Philosophy and the Sciences of Exercise, Health and Sport
Philosophy and the Sciences of Exercise, Health and Sport is a unique interdisciplinary study that calls on researchers in these disciplines to reflect more critically on the nature and aims of scientific enquiry. In doing so, the book questions the underlying assumptions and development of science itself. Written by a range of internationally respected philosophers, scientists and social scientists, each chapter addresses a key issue in research…
Local justice and public sector leisure policy
In the leisure theory literature, local authority leisure services and professionals are frequently criticised as being inequitable in terms of service allocation. The aim of this paper is to extend the idea of leisure as a profession in the light of contrasted political conceptions of justice. We interrogate the problematic notion of social justice in resource allocation decisions made by leisure professionals in public organizations. We present…
Just Leisure? The ethics of recognition
Philosophy and Physical Education
In this paper / offer both selective summary and critique of the recent philosophical contributions to this journal by Andrew Reid, David Carr and Jim Parry. In the first sections I offer some remarks about the nature of analytical philosophy and its impact on liberal educational writings that have had a significant impact on all British philosophers of physical education. I then offer a critique of the presuppositions of Carr's conceptualisation…
Valuing leisure practices; towards a theoretical framework
Philosophy and Physical Education
In this paper / offer both selective summary and critique of the recent philosophical contributions to this journal by Andrew Reid, David Carr and Jim Parry. In the first sections I offer some remarks about the nature of analytical philosophy and its impact on liberal educational writings that have had a significant impact on all British philosophers of physical education. I then offer a critique of the presuppositions of Carr's conceptualisation…
British Spectators’ Perceptions of the Values and Norms in Selected Professional Sports
In recent years the British media have made much of the apparent decline of standards in British sports. In order to interrogate the veracity of media assumptions regarding the standards of conduct in major British sports, a selection of British sports spectators were interviewed in order to examine: (i) their perceptions of the values and norms of sport; (ii) whether they thought that sporting conduct as currently demonstrated by UK sportsmen an…
Valuing leisure practices; towards a theoretical framework
Local justice and public sector leisure policy
In the leisure theory literature, local authority leisure services and professionals are frequently criticised as being inequitable in terms of service allocation. The aim of this paper is to extend the idea of leisure as a profession in the light of contrasted political conceptions of justice. We interrogate the problematic notion of social justice in resource allocation decisions made by leisure professionals in public organizations. We present…
Valuing leisure practices; towards a theoretical framework
Philosophy and Physical Education
In this paper / offer both selective summary and critique of the recent philosophical contributions to this journal by Andrew Reid, David Carr and Jim Parry. In the first sections I offer some remarks about the nature of analytical philosophy and its impact on liberal educational writings that have had a significant impact on all British philosophers of physical education. I then offer a critique of the presuppositions of Carr's conceptualisation…
Just Leisure? The ethics of recognition
Local justice and public sector leisure policy
In the leisure theory literature, local authority leisure services and professionals are frequently criticised as being inequitable in terms of service allocation. The aim of this paper is to extend the idea of leisure as a profession in the light of contrasted political conceptions of justice. We interrogate the problematic notion of social justice in resource allocation decisions made by leisure professionals in public organizations. We present…
Philosophy and the Sciences of Exercise, Health and Sport
Philosophy and the Sciences of Exercise, Health and Sport is a unique interdisciplinary study that calls on researchers in these disciplines to reflect more critically on the nature and aims of scientific enquiry. In doing so, the book questions the underlying assumptions and development of science itself. Written by a range of internationally respected philosophers, scientists and social scientists, each chapter addresses a key issue in research…
The Nature and Values of Physical Education
There has always been an air of suspicion about those who think philosophically about the nature and values of physical education. On the one hand, physical education teachers are apt to claim that theirs is essentially a practical vocation; a calling to the teaching of physical activities that can help students to live better lives. What need have they of a philosophy? On the other hand, philosophers of education, notably in the liberal-analytic…
British Spectators’ Perceptions of the Values and Norms in Selected Professional Sports
In recent years the British media have made much of the apparent decline of standards in British sports. In order to interrogate the veracity of media assumptions regarding the standards of conduct in major British sports, a selection of British sports spectators were interviewed in order to examine: (i) their perceptions of the values and norms of sport; (ii) whether they thought that sporting conduct as currently demonstrated by UK sportsmen an…
Philosophy, Risk and Adventure Sports
Sports, Virtues and Vices
Sports have long played an important role in society. By exploring the evolving link between sporting behaviour and the prevailing ethics of the time this comprehensive and wide-ranging study illuminates our understanding of the wider social significance of sport. The primary aim of Sports, Virtues and Vices is to situate ethics at the heart of sports via ‘virtue ethical’ considerations that can be traced back to the gymnasia of ancient Greece. T…
Doping and Anti-Doping Policy in Sport
Introduction 1 Mike McNamee and Lauri Tarasti: Ethico-legal aspects of anti-doping legislation 2 James E. Coleman Jr. and Joshua Michael Levine: The Burden of Proof in Endogenous Substance Cases: A Masking Agent for Junk Science 3 David McArdle: Longitudinal profiling, sports arbitration and the woman who had nothing to lose. Some Thoughts on Pechstein versus the International Skating Union. 4 Werner Pitsch: Caught between mathematics and ethics:…
The Death of Sócrates
I hope that Platonists and art historians everywhere, who may have Googled the phrase that is the title of this editorial, will forgive my weakness of will. I simply could not resist penning some w
Anti-doping
Editorial 1. Elite sportspersons and commodity control: anti-doping as quality assurance 2. Doping, European law and the implications of Meca-Medina 3. One step too far - about WADA's whereabouts rule 4. On the duty of the doctor not to disclose athlete doping data without consent 5. A qualitative analysis of the experiences of elite athletes who have admitted to doping for performance enhancement 6. The 36th meeting of the Pay and Conditions Com…
Olympic Ethics and Philosophy
1. Olympic Ethics and Philosophy: Old Wine in New Bottles 2. The Political Heritage of the Olympic Games: Relevance, Risks, and Possible Rewards 3. The Peace Movement on the Occasion of the 21st Olympic Games: Development and Limitations 4. The Youth Olympic Games - Some Ethical Issues 5. A Well Balanced Life Based on 'The Joy of Effort': Olympic Hype or a Meaningful Ideal? 6. Fair or Temple: Two Possibilities for Olympic Sport 7. Olympism, the V…
Sport, Medicine, Ethics
The ethics of sports medicine is an important emerging area within biomedical ethics. The professionalization of medical support services in sport and continuing debates around issues such as performance-enhancing technologies or the health and welfare of athletes mean that all practitioners in sport, as well as researchers with an interest in sports ethics, need to develop a clear understanding of the ethical aspects of the sport–medicine nexus.…
Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Sport
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy
Introduction: Sport, Ethics and Philosophy: A 10 Year Retrospective Mike McNamee 1. Breakthrough victories: How can a loser ever win? Paul Gaffney 2. Games and Fiction: Partners in the Evolution of Culture Scott Kretchmar 3. Strategic fouling and sport as play J. S. Russell 4. Athletes as heroes and role models: an ancient model Heather Reid 5. Sport, Religion and Charisma Verner Moller 6. The exercise pill: should we replace exercise with pharma…
Clean athlete status’ cannot be certified
Do Antidoping Interventions Work
A multitude of interventions have been designed to tackle doping in sport. Despite significant advances in understanding the role of motivation, the environment, policies and education in addressing doping, there is a lack of nuanced knowledge concerning the design and implementation of these interventions. The present study adopted an intervention mapping evaluation perspective, critically evaluating a selection of 12 antidoping programs across …
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