Sport Ethics

Concepts and Cases in Sport and Recreation

David Cruise Malloy, Saul Ross, and Dwight H. Zakus

ISBN 978-1-55077-129-9, Second, 2002

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This book is designed to provide an analytical framework to enable readers to explore many of the ethical issues and controversies in sport. It is intended as an introduction to sport ethics for readers in various fields of sport, physical education, health and recreation studies.

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Sport has always presented participants, administrators, and observers with a wide array of ethical dilemmas, often displayed in the media. We look in astonishment and horror at such things as the judging debacle in the pairs figure-skating event at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, the not-too-distant future possibility of genetically modified athletes, the bribe taking by members of the IOC, the widespread steroid use by athletes, the child sex-abuse cases in hockey, the acceptance of physical assault and violence, the hooligans among British soccer fans, and the drug abusers at the Tour de France. This revised and expanded edition is designed to provide an analytical framework for readers to explore and understand the ethical issues and controversies in sport today. Included for discussion purposes are topical case studies from the world of sport and recreation. Authors David Cruise Malloy University of Regina David Cruise Malloy is a professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies at the University of Regina. Saul Ross University of Ottawa Saul Ross, now retired, was a professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Ottawa. Dwight H. Zakus Griffiths University, Australia Dwight H. Zakus is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Marketing and Management at Griffith University, Australia. Table of Contents 1. New Approaches to Sport Education 2. Recreation and Sport in the New Millennium 3. Introduction to Ethics 4. Sources of Ethical Decision Making 5. Moderators Influencing Ethical Decision Making 6. The Process of Ethical Decision Making 7. Ethical Principles for Sport and Recreation 8. Putting Theory into Action: Case Studies for Model I 9. Putting Theory into Action: Case Studies for Model II Sample Case Studies Rules Are Rules: Children and Adults Residency Requirements for Minor League Hockey Post-Game Handshakes A Padded Resume The Quest for Records Is Lying Always Lying? Unethical (?) Ethical Advice Health Risk and Sport Participation Acts of Commission, Acts of Omission Sweatshops and Not-for-Profit Fundraisers Harassment and Chivalry Faculty of Kinesiology Student Society: Freedom and Responsibility Cyberbodies, Cyborgs, or Clean Athletes Should Equal Rights Work Both Ways? Spilling the Beans on Major League Baseball Private and Public Responsibility or Private versus Public Responsibility Instructor's Manual Supplemental course notes pertaining to the ethical models and case studies, along with sample examination questions, are available to instructors using this text. Please contact support@thompsonbooks.com for more information.

Thompson Educational Publishing

Sport Ethics

Sport Ethics

Concepts and Cases in Sport and Recreation

Authors

David Cruise Malloy

University of Regina

Saul Ross

University of Ottawa

Dwight H. Zakus

Griffiths University, Australia

Table of Contents

Sample Case Studies

Instructor's Manual