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"Anti-doping policy" as a book category encompasses works that examine the rules, institutions, science, ethics and enforcement mechanisms designed to prevent and control the use of performance-enhancing substances and methods in sport and related fields. Titles in this category cover legal and regulatory frameworks (international and national), testing technologies and laboratory standards, pharmacology and medical aspects, governance and the roles of bodies like WADA and national anti-doping organizations, as well as ethical debates, case studies of high-profile doping incidents, compliance and education strategies, and the public-health and social implications of anti-doping measures. These books serve researchers, policymakers, sports administrators, legal professionals, coaches, and informed readers seeking a practical or scholarly understanding of how anti-doping systems are developed, implemented, challenged and reformed.

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