This book investigates the complex ethical landscape of doping in global sports. Fan Hong, a scholar in the field of sports history and ethics, examines the historical evolution of performance-enhancing drug use, its societal implications, and the challenges faced by international sporting bodies in combating it. The work draws upon a range of historical evidence and ethical frameworks to present a comprehensive analysis of the problem.

This work is recognized as a thorough examination of the ethical dimensions of doping in sports, suitable for academics and serious followers of sports ethics. It is likely to be appreciated for its historical depth and its balanced consideration of complex issues. The book provides a critical perspective on the ongoing struggle for integrity in athletic competition.