Taking sides. by Easton, Thomas A.

The Silver Spring monkey controversy: changing cultures of care in twentieth-century laboratory animal research by Kirk Robert G. W.

“…Over the following decade a volatile battle was fought as Taub, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the nascent animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), contested the claims and decided the monkeys’ fate. …”
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Evaluation of The Organic Sheep Breeding Potential of Central Anatolia Region by Hacer Tüfekci, Mehmet Akif Boz

“…But, organic livestock production process has begun depending on trends of want to consumption of high safe animal products of consumers as like in plant products in developed countries, increasing of environmental consciousness and sensitivity to animal rights. Central Anatolia Region is an important region for the organic livestock production, in terms of being one of the most polluted regions due to intensive agriculture and industry, having number of animals and grasslands. …”
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Anima(l) Moralia, or Righteous Anger: Agnieszka Holland’s Spoor by Elżbieta Ostrowska

“…Agnieszka Holland’s Spoor (Pokot, 2017), an adaptation of Olga Tokarczuk’s novel Drive Your Plough Over the Bones of the Dead (2009), tells the story of an old woman, Janina Duszejko (Agnieszka Mandat), who advocates for animal rights and uses every measure to fight the local hunting culture. …”
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Application of a Neutrosophic Soft Set Model to Animal Abandonment and its Consideration as Mistreatment by Esperanza Del Pilar Araujo Escobar, Juan Carlos Arandia Zambrano, Carlos Fernando Soria Mesías, Jorge Alfredo Eras Díaz

“…The recognition of animal rights is an issue that has boomed in recent years and more and more states are taking them into account in their legal framework. …”
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Tourist attractions with wild animals: Hidden cost of tourist entertainment by Ćosić Maja

“…Governments of numerous countries-have reacted to such practice with the aim to eradicate it, issuing recommendations either through legislation or through reports compiled by relevant institutions dedicated to the protection of animal rights. In addition, there is a reaction of business entities such as travel agencies, nature parks, hotels and other businesses which offer clear guidance and recommendations, contributing to the education about humane treatment of wild animals.…”
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Interpreting Non-Amish Perceptions of the Old Order Amish Using Cultural Relativism and Human Rights Frameworks by Kristin Park

“…While no definitive conclusions were reached, negative perceptions were analyzed with attention to the preferred stance of cultural relativism for cross-cultural evaluation, while more universal human and animal rights considerations were also articulated.…”
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On Their Own Skin. To be dressed “like animals” against dressing “with animals”, from representation to performance by Laura Budriesi

“…With respect to animal exploitation in fashion, a historical introduction is outlined on the birth of antispeciesist struggles against skins and furs, from the American PETA to the Italian LAV and Essere Animali.Then will follow a brief examination of materials of animal origin, from crocodile skins to wool and related investigations and reports of abuse by animal rights associations. The opposite polarities of exploitation and the epiphanic role of non-humans are exemplified by the articulation of images in fashion and by the zoomimetic performances of anti-speciesists with particular reference to the use of animal costumes in demonstrations. …”
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Trapped in representations : the silenced animal in J. M. Coetzee’s works by Eng, Charlene Gwendolene

“…Instead, the fight for animal rights proved itself to be fraught with difficulty, as it struggled with disagreements and has been bedeviled by the deep-seated attitude that animal subjugation is justified by the human acquisition of language, and the corollary ability to reason and form abstract concepts, in which animals are deemed impotent. …”
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The oriental hornet (Vespa orientalis) as a potential vector of honey bee's pathogens and a threat for public health in North‐East Italy by Paolo Zucca, Anna Granato, Franco Mutinelli, Eliana Schiavon, Fulvio Bordin, Marco Dimech, Roberto Andrea Balbo, David Mifsud, Maurizio Dondi, Claudio Cipolat‐Gotet, Marie Christin Rossmann, Metka Pislak Ocepek, Dino Scaravelli, Manlio Palei, Luca Zinzula, Kimberly Spanjol

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Nanotechnology toward the sustainocene / by Faunce, Thomas A.

Exploring the Role of Empathy as a Dual Mediator in the Relationship between Human–Pet Attachment and Quality of Life: A Survey Study among Adult Dog Owners by Ji Yu Sung, Jin Soo Han

“…Specifically, both general attachment and concerns for animal rights/welfare demonstrate meaningful parallel double-mediation effects. …”
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THE MAIN DIFFICULTIES FOR VEGETARIANS TO BECOME VEGANS: A STUDY WITH BRAZILIAN CONSUMERS by Carolina Andrade Queiroz, Debora Fernanda Gonsalves Soliguetti, Sérgio Luiz do Amaral Moretti

“…The bibliographical research has characterized the types of vegetarian diet and the main motivations for vegans to maintain thisway of life, considering materials, such as articles, reports, books and documentaries that defend animal rights, sentience and respect for species. The results of the research indicate that there is a desire on the part of the public related to vegetarianism/veganism to broaden their diet. …”
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Luciano Rocha Santana. La teoría de los derechos animales de Tom Regan: Ampliando las fronteras de la comunidad moral y de los derechos más allá de lo humano - Tirant lo Blanc (Val... by Carlo Salzani

“…El libro sigue básicamente la estructura de la obra principal de Regan, The Case for Animal Rights, y analiza tanto los puntos de fuerza como las deficiencias de su teoría, examinando una gran cantidad de literatura y de posiciones filosóficas. …”
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THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AS A SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEM by Ricardo Lopes

“…All these factors lead to an overload in nature and revolve to a group of environmentalists and animal rights. Sustainability is part of everyday life of political and social discourse as the fundamental way to our relationship with the environment. …”
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Animal Ethical Views and Perception of Animal Pain in Veterinary Students by Anna Valros, Laura Hänninen

“…The proportion of the respect for nature view correlated negatively, and that of the animal rights view positively, with most animal pain scores. …”
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"Doing TIME in Athens": A Photovoice Journey With Adolescents in Search of Social Change and the Unintended Benefit of Positive Mental Health Outcomes by Michael A. Robinson, Jocelyn Smith Lee

“…The final photographs represented five themes: (a) economic injustice, (b) segregation by race and class, (c) animal rights and neglect, (d) love of the arts, and (e) a sense of belonging and pride. …”
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Animals as Something More Than Mere Property: Interweaving Green Criminology and Law by James Gacek, Richard Jochelson

“…Such inquiry has the power to promote the advocacy-oriented scholarship of animal rights and species justice.…”
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Assertive secularism and attacks on minorities in Europe by Muhammad Nur Rahmat Abdul Mutalib

“…In the guise of protecting secularist principles such as animal rights, women’s rights, and children’s rights, these European countries enact legislation that make it harder for the religious minorities of Europe – predominantly Jews and Muslims – from being able to publicly practice their religion, thereby manifesting an unbalanced religious playing field. …”
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Bioethics : an introduction / by Talbot, Marianne.