Enhancement in sport, and enhancement outside sport by Douglas, T

“…Sport is one of the first areas in which enhancement has become commonplace. …”

Crime and sport by Jackson, M

Sporting space, sacred space: a theology of sporting place by Ellis, R

“…Religion often designates locations that are considered sacred, marked off from ordinary space. Sporting venues also take on a significance for players and supporters that is seldom adequately explained in solely sporting terms. …”

Sport-related hand injury: a new perspective of e-sports by Geoghegan, L, Wormald, JCR

ENDORPHINS IN STRESS AND SPORT by Grossman, A

Mythbusting sports and exercise products. by Heneghan, C, Gill, P, O'Neill, B, Lasserson, D, Thake, M, Thompson, M

Sport, sounds, and gestures: a ludomusicological perspective on sport (with a special study on Benjamin Britten) by Leccia, M

“…This article attempts to expand the scope of ludomusicology through exploring the gestural relation between sport and sounds. Its philosophical approach is based on the works of Bernard Suits, especially his description of the overlapping notions of sport, game, and play. …”

'Sporting merit' in European Union law by Íñiguez, G

“…‘Sporting merit’ played a central role in the judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in European Super League Company and Royal Antwerp, However, the concept has been undertheorised, and its role in the so-called ‘European sport model’ (‘ESM’) has been understudied. …”

Optimism bias in fans and sports reporters by Love, B, Kopeć, Ł, Guest, O

Neuro-stimulation, doping, and the spirit of sport by Pugh, J, Pugh, C

“…In the second half of the paper, we argue that the question of whether WADA ought to ban tDCS turns significantly on the question of whether it is compatible with the ‘spirit of sport’ criterion. We critique some of the previously published positions on this, and advocate our own sport-specific and application-specific approach. …”

Legalization of drugs in sports is possibly more honest and safer. Why we should allow performance-enhancing drugs in sports by Savulescu, J, Foddy, B, Clayton, M

A new horizon in European sports law: the application of the EU state aid rules meets the specific nature of sport by Garcia, B, Vermeesch, A, Weatherill, S

“…recent influx of cases on state aid granted to sport undertakings in several EU Member States has brought to the fore the debate on the interpretation and application of this particular competition policy provision to the sports sector. …”

Comment: genetic test available for sports performance. by Savulescu, J, Foddy, B

Military sports and the history of the martial body in India by O'Hanlon, R

A novel method for the mechanical testing of sports mouthguards by Goldberg, T, Lissner, M, Townsend, D, Petrinic, N, Bergmann, J

“…Current mouthguard test methods require improvement, as the impact energies during traditional testing do not reflect the higher energy that can be observed in actual use during sport. A new data set of ball speeds experienced during the sport of field hockey was obtained. …”

Sport and exercise medicine: a hot topic thanks to the Olympics. by Nunan, D

Why are the British so peculiar? Reflections on sport, nationalism and hierarchy by Gellner, D

The evidence underpinning sports performance products: A systematic assessment by Heneghan, C, Howick, J, O'Neill, B, Gill, P, Lasserson, D, Cohen, D, Davis, R, Ward, A, Smith, A, Jones, G, Thompson, M

“…<p style="text-align:justify;">Background: To assess the extent and nature of claims regarding improved sports performance made by advertisers for a broad range of sports-related products, and the quality of the evidence on which these claims are based. …”

Why we should allow performance enhancing drugs in sport. by Savulescu, J, Foddy, B, Clayton, M

Forty years of sports performance research and little insight gained. by Heneghan, C, Perera, R, Nunan, D, Mahtani, K, Gill, P