Marco Teijón Alcalá

About the Author

Marco Teijón Alcalá is a distinguished criminologist and academic whose work bridges the worlds of sports and deviance, offering incisive analyses of how athletic competitions unravel under the weight of rule-breaking. With a background in sociology and law, he has dedicated his career to examining the anomic tendencies within organized sports, revealing the psychological, social, and institutional factors that foster infractions. His research draws on empirical studies and theoretical frameworks to challenge conventional views of fair play, advocating for reforms that address the root causes of doping, match-fixing, and other violations. Teijón Alcalá's contributions extend beyond academia through lectures and policy consultations, influencing how governing bodies approach ethical dilemmas in global sports arenas. A native of Spain, he continues to explore the intersections of crime and culture in contemporary society.