The book "The Sports Doping Market" offers a comprehensive analysis of the doping trade in sports, including aspects of production, distribution, detection, and punishment. The authors shed light on the daily operations of this semi-legal market and discuss the risks for athletes as well as the role of organized crime in doping activities. The book also addresses the challenges for law enforcement and legislation and examines efforts to control the use of performance-enhancing substances in the global sports community. Through extensive research, various topics are covered, including the demand for performance-enhancing products, the pathways from legal substances to illegal applications, and the economic aspects of the market. A case study from Italy serves as a basis for a broader analysis and provides valuable insights for researchers and policymakers.