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No va sobre la sangre, Opercaion Puerto y el fin de la modernidad

Hardie, Martin 2010, No va sobre la sangre, Opercaion Puerto y el fin de la modernidad, Revista juridica de deporte y entretenimiento (sports and entertainment law review), vol. 30, pp. 123-141.

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Title No va sobre la sangre, Opercaion Puerto y el fin de la modernidad
Translated title Not about the blood, and Puerto Opercaion to modernity
Author(s) Hardie, Martin
Journal name Revista juridica de deporte y entretenimiento (sports and entertainment law review)
Volume number 30
Start page 123
End page 141
Publisher Aranzadi-Thomson-Reuters
Place of publication [Spain]
Publication date 2010
ISSN 1889-7231
Keyword(s) Operacion Puerto
anti-doping
professional cycling
professional cycling
exception
spectacle
Summary The Spanish doping case known as Operacion Puerto exists within the framework of the abandonment of old notions of law and the construction of a new functional global system. Operacion Puerto exemplifies Verner Moeller’s fear that anti doping policy signals the end of modernity – where law is made in the media as much as it is made in the courts. Operacion Puerto is a perfect example of the distance that exists between the rhetoric of the media crisis surrounding doping and pro cycling and the actual reality of the material processes that are occurring as cycling goes through the process of global structural readjustment and the construction of the new global cycling cartography. Legitimacy is made through the management of crisis and events – exception, functionality and spectacle; under the guise of the just war against the evil of doping.
Language spa
Field of Research 180199 Law not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective 970118 Expanding Knowledge in Law and Legal Studies
HERDC Research category C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal
ERA Research output type X Not reportable
Copyright notice ©2010, EMUI Euro-Mediterranean University Institute | Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30032297

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