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Marcel Reinold

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ID354288
NAMEMarcel Reinold
GIVEN NAMESMarcel
FAMILY NAMEReinold
SIGNATUREREINOLD M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Münster
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS9
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Resonance-sensitive professional vision. A qualitative study on teachers’ noticing practices

    Open Access•Jens Steinwachs, Justus Kalthoff et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    Teacher noticing is widely recognized as an important aspect of teachers’ competencies and professional development. Drawing on resonance pedagogy, we propose resonance-sensitive professional vision as a new theoretical concept to analyze teacher noticing practices, aiming to highlight often neglected criteria of instructional quality. Our study investigates patterns of noticing among biology teachers using reflexive thematic analysis on a compre…

  • Structural dynamics of whistleblowing on doping in sport: Empirical findings of a qualitative mixed methods approach

    Open Access•Felix Kühnle, Larissa Thais Reich et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2025•References: 28

    While anti-doping organisations, state authorities and investigative journalists increasingly rely on information from whistleblowers, little is known about the social conditions influencing athletes', coaches' and other insiders' decision to blow the whistle on doping. To address characteristic shortcomings and blind spots of previous research, we introduce theoretical considerations and the qualitative mixed methods approach of a sociological r…

  • Titelseiten

    Open Access•Fr Zeitschrift, Sportsoziologie Sportsoziologie et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

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    Open Access•Fr Zeitschrift, Sportsoziologie Sportsoziologie et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

  • Diego ist tot, es lebe Diego!“ – Soziologische Beobachtungen zur ungebrochenen Popularität Maradonas in Argentinien

    Open Access•Felix Kühnle, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•Berliner Journal für Soziologie•2022•References: 8

    Im November 2020 starb Diego Armando Maradona. Das öffentliche Trauergeschehen und die Kommunikation in Reaktion auf seinen Tod verdeutlichen den außerordentlichen Symbolwert Maradonas in Argentinien auf besondere Weise. Betrachtet man jedoch die Vielzahl an Eskapaden, Regelverstößen, Gesetzesbrüchen und sonstigen Grenzüberschreitungen Maradonas, erscheinen seine fast ungebrochene Popularität und regelrecht sakrale Überhöhung zu Lebzeiten und übe…

  • Techniques of deceptive communication about doping

    Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•European Journal for Sport and…•2021•References: 7

    The decision to dope almost inevitably implies the decision to engage in deceptive communication. We, therefore, analysed six autobiographies of deceiving cyclists and identified six communication techniques which deceivers routinely apply: (1) moralisation without personal criticism, (2) exaggerating the intensity of anti-doping policies, (3) victimisation, (4) playing down the extent of the doping problem, (5) omitting narrative details, and (6…

  • Immunizing Inefficient Field Frames for Mitigating Social Problems: The Institutional Work Behind the Technocratic Antidoping System

    Open Access•H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2018•Cited by: 4•References: 69

    Although the heavily expanded technocratic doping test system has failed to detect the most spectacular cases of performance enhancement and to eradicate doping as social problem, it enjoys social fact quality. Research presented here argues that the taken-for-granted character of the technocratic test system represents a prime example of institutional work. The technocratic test system became institutionalized and maintained because the agendas …

  • Doping als Konstruktion: Eine Kulturgeschichte der Anti-Doping-Politik

    Marcel Reinold•BOOK•Doping Als Konstruktion•2016

    Die Steigerung körperlicher Leistung mit Hilfe pharmakologischer Substanzen ist ein alter Traum der Menschheit - und ihre Anwendung im Sport ein altes Phänomen. Verhältnismäßig neu ist jedoch die Verurteilung, Verfolgung und Sanktionierung als illegitimes »Doping«. Seit den 1960er Jahren haben sich Praktiken der Überwachung etabliert, die in Kontexten außerhalb des Leistungssports ihresgleichen suchen. Aus kulturhistorischer Perspektive fragt Mar…

  • The Myth of the Nazi Steroid

    Marcel Reinold, John Hoberman•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2014

    The myth of the 'Nazi steroid' has persisted over the past four decades in the absence of any reliable evidence to support it. This essay traces the myth back to a short article that appeared in the respectable American journal Science. Our examination of the paper trail suggests that the myth was started by a rumour that the Science journalist converted into a hypothesis. Two factors account for the impressive career of this fantasy. First, it i…

  • Performance Enhancement and Politicisation of High-Performance Sport: The West German ‘air clyster’ Affair of 1976

    H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2013•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    While the politicisation of high-performance sport is perceived to represent one of the driving forces behind doping, we know not much how exactly the cold war in sports has affected sporting misconduct in western societies. Therefore, we propose here to distinguish between ideological and institutional politicisation and explicit and implicit acceptance of dubious practices. We apply our framework to analyse the West German ‘air clyster’ affair …

  • Difficult Adaptations to Innovations in Performance Enhancement: ‘Dr Brustmann's Power Pills’ and Anti-doping in German Post-war Sport

    Marcel Reinold, H E Meier•ARTICLE•Sport in History•2012•Cited by: 1

    The paper emphasizes the idea that in order to avoid present-minded moralizing research on doping history we should consider doping as a socially constructed phenomenon. By examining the most spectacular West German doping scandal of the 1950s, the so-called Brustmann affair, the paper illustrates the difficulties sport physicians as well as sport functionaries faced when it came to deal with innovations in pharmacological performance enhancement…

  • Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths (1759–1839) und die philanthropische Bewegung in Deutschland: Fachtagung der dvs-Sektion Sportgeschichte vom 16.–18. April 2009 in Quedlinburg

    Open Access•Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•Sportwissenschaft•2009

  • Immunizing Inefficient Field Frames for Mitigating Social Problems: The Institutional Work Behind the Technocratic Antidoping System

    Open Access•H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2018•Cited by: 4•References: 69

    Although the heavily expanded technocratic doping test system has failed to detect the most spectacular cases of performance enhancement and to eradicate doping as social problem, it enjoys social fact quality. Research presented here argues that the taken-for-granted character of the technocratic test system represents a prime example of institutional work. The technocratic test system became institutionalized and maintained because the agendas …

  • Performance Enhancement and Politicisation of High-Performance Sport: The West German ‘air clyster’ Affair of 1976

    H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2013•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    While the politicisation of high-performance sport is perceived to represent one of the driving forces behind doping, we know not much how exactly the cold war in sports has affected sporting misconduct in western societies. Therefore, we propose here to distinguish between ideological and institutional politicisation and explicit and implicit acceptance of dubious practices. We apply our framework to analyse the West German ‘air clyster’ affair …

  • Difficult Adaptations to Innovations in Performance Enhancement: ‘Dr Brustmann's Power Pills’ and Anti-doping in German Post-war Sport

    Marcel Reinold, H E Meier•ARTICLE•Sport in History•2012•Cited by: 1

    The paper emphasizes the idea that in order to avoid present-minded moralizing research on doping history we should consider doping as a socially constructed phenomenon. By examining the most spectacular West German doping scandal of the 1950s, the so-called Brustmann affair, the paper illustrates the difficulties sport physicians as well as sport functionaries faced when it came to deal with innovations in pharmacological performance enhancement…

  • Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths (1759–1839) und die philanthropische Bewegung in Deutschland: Fachtagung der dvs-Sektion Sportgeschichte vom 16.–18. April 2009 in Quedlinburg

    Open Access•Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•Sportwissenschaft•2009

  • Difficult Adaptations to Innovations in Performance Enhancement: ‘Dr Brustmann's Power Pills’ and Anti-doping in German Post-war Sport

    Marcel Reinold, H E Meier•ARTICLE•Sport in History•2012•Cited by: 1

    The paper emphasizes the idea that in order to avoid present-minded moralizing research on doping history we should consider doping as a socially constructed phenomenon. By examining the most spectacular West German doping scandal of the 1950s, the so-called Brustmann affair, the paper illustrates the difficulties sport physicians as well as sport functionaries faced when it came to deal with innovations in pharmacological performance enhancement…

  • Performance Enhancement and Politicisation of High-Performance Sport: The West German ‘air clyster’ Affair of 1976

    H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2013•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    While the politicisation of high-performance sport is perceived to represent one of the driving forces behind doping, we know not much how exactly the cold war in sports has affected sporting misconduct in western societies. Therefore, we propose here to distinguish between ideological and institutional politicisation and explicit and implicit acceptance of dubious practices. We apply our framework to analyse the West German ‘air clyster’ affair …

  • The Myth of the Nazi Steroid

    Marcel Reinold, John Hoberman•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2014

    The myth of the 'Nazi steroid' has persisted over the past four decades in the absence of any reliable evidence to support it. This essay traces the myth back to a short article that appeared in the respectable American journal Science. Our examination of the paper trail suggests that the myth was started by a rumour that the Science journalist converted into a hypothesis. Two factors account for the impressive career of this fantasy. First, it i…

  • Doping als Konstruktion: Eine Kulturgeschichte der Anti-Doping-Politik

    Marcel Reinold•BOOK•Doping Als Konstruktion•2016

    Die Steigerung körperlicher Leistung mit Hilfe pharmakologischer Substanzen ist ein alter Traum der Menschheit - und ihre Anwendung im Sport ein altes Phänomen. Verhältnismäßig neu ist jedoch die Verurteilung, Verfolgung und Sanktionierung als illegitimes »Doping«. Seit den 1960er Jahren haben sich Praktiken der Überwachung etabliert, die in Kontexten außerhalb des Leistungssports ihresgleichen suchen. Aus kulturhistorischer Perspektive fragt Mar…

  • Immunizing Inefficient Field Frames for Mitigating Social Problems: The Institutional Work Behind the Technocratic Antidoping System

    Open Access•H E Meier, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2018•Cited by: 4•References: 69

    Although the heavily expanded technocratic doping test system has failed to detect the most spectacular cases of performance enhancement and to eradicate doping as social problem, it enjoys social fact quality. Research presented here argues that the taken-for-granted character of the technocratic test system represents a prime example of institutional work. The technocratic test system became institutionalized and maintained because the agendas …

  • Techniques of deceptive communication about doping

    Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•European Journal for Sport and…•2021•References: 7

    The decision to dope almost inevitably implies the decision to engage in deceptive communication. We, therefore, analysed six autobiographies of deceiving cyclists and identified six communication techniques which deceivers routinely apply: (1) moralisation without personal criticism, (2) exaggerating the intensity of anti-doping policies, (3) victimisation, (4) playing down the extent of the doping problem, (5) omitting narrative details, and (6…

  • Diego ist tot, es lebe Diego!“ – Soziologische Beobachtungen zur ungebrochenen Popularität Maradonas in Argentinien

    Open Access•Felix Kühnle, Marcel Reinold•ARTICLE•Berliner Journal für Soziologie•2022•References: 8

    Im November 2020 starb Diego Armando Maradona. Das öffentliche Trauergeschehen und die Kommunikation in Reaktion auf seinen Tod verdeutlichen den außerordentlichen Symbolwert Maradonas in Argentinien auf besondere Weise. Betrachtet man jedoch die Vielzahl an Eskapaden, Regelverstößen, Gesetzesbrüchen und sonstigen Grenzüberschreitungen Maradonas, erscheinen seine fast ungebrochene Popularität und regelrecht sakrale Überhöhung zu Lebzeiten und übe…

  • Titelseiten

    Open Access•Fr Zeitschrift, Sportsoziologie Sportsoziologie et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

  • Titelseiten

    Open Access•Fr Zeitschrift, Sportsoziologie Sportsoziologie et al.•ARTICLE•Sport und Gesellschaft•2024

  • Resonance-sensitive professional vision. A qualitative study on teachers’ noticing practices

    Open Access•Jens Steinwachs, Justus Kalthoff et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    Teacher noticing is widely recognized as an important aspect of teachers’ competencies and professional development. Drawing on resonance pedagogy, we propose resonance-sensitive professional vision as a new theoretical concept to analyze teacher noticing practices, aiming to highlight often neglected criteria of instructional quality. Our study investigates patterns of noticing among biology teachers using reflexive thematic analysis on a compre…

  • Structural dynamics of whistleblowing on doping in sport: Empirical findings of a qualitative mixed methods approach

    Open Access•Felix Kühnle, Larissa Thais Reich et al.•ARTICLE•International Review for the…•2025•References: 28

    While anti-doping organisations, state authorities and investigative journalists increasingly rely on information from whistleblowers, little is known about the social conditions influencing athletes', coaches' and other insiders' decision to blow the whistle on doping. To address characteristic shortcomings and blind spots of previous research, we introduce theoretical considerations and the qualitative mixed methods approach of a sociological r…

Doping in Sports (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Law (4 works)

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