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Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Schaffner, Joan E.
- Series:
- Elgar Concise Encyclopedias in Law Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Animal welfare--Law and legislation--Encyclopedias.
- Animal welfare.
- Animal welfare--Law and legislation.
- Genre:
- encyclopedias.
- Encyclopedias.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (983 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, 2025.
- Summary:
- With contributions from over 135 international experts, this Encyclopedia provides an expansive overview of the emerging field of animal law. Focusing on the legal regulation of human interactions with non-human animals, the volume serves as an insightful guide to how the law can promote the wellbeing of animals as well as the environment.
- Contents:
- Front Matter
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction to the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law
- Chapter 1: Ag-gag laws
- Chapter 2: An animal welfare science approach
- Chapter 3: Animal agriculture and climate change - legal developments
- Chapter 4: Animal control laws in the US
- Chapter 5: Animal ethics
- Chapter 6: Animal law movement
- Chapter 7: Animal political parties
- Chapter 8: Animal sentience, cognition and the law
- Chapter 9: Animals and religious ethics
- Chapter 10: Animals and the US Constitution - the First Amendment
- Chapter 11: Animals as personal property
- Chapter 12: Animals in research and testing in the US
- Chapter 13: Animals used in research - EU and international law
- Chapter 14: Animal cruelty - abuse and neglect
- Chapter 15: Antitrust and animal agriculture
- Chapter 16: Aquacultural law
- Chapter 17: Aquatic animals
- Chapter 18: Artificial Intelligence and animal law
- Chapter 19: Breeding of animals for pets and research in the US
- Chapter 20: Bullfighting
- Chapter 21: Canine profiling and dangerous dog laws
- Chapter 22: Captive wildlife - exotic pets and entertainment
- Chapter 23: Carceral animal law
- Chapter 24: Compassionate conservation
- Chapter 25: Compassionate conservation - a legal perspective in the EU
- Chapter 26: Conservation and wildlife protection conventions
- Chapter 27: Constitutional law and animals
- Chapter 28: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
- Chapter 29: Court animal advocate programs
- Chapter 30: Cultivated meat
- Chapter 31: Disasters and animals
- Chapter 32: Dog and cat meat trade
- Chapter 33: Environmental ethics
- Chapter 34: Environmental pollution from CAFOs
- Chapter 35: Equine business transactions
- Chapter 36: Equine litigation
- Chapter 37: Estate planning for animals.
- Chapter 38: Farmed animal protection and environmental law
- Chapter 39: Farmed animal welfare laws in the EU
- Chapter 40: Farmed animals and US law
- Chapter 41: Fur farming
- Chapter 42: General counsel for animal organizations
- Chapter 43: Global animal law
- Chapter 44: Habeas corpus and nonhuman animals
- Chapter 45: History of animal law - ancient to 1800
- Chapter 46: History of animal law - 1800 to present
- Chapter 47: Horse racing in the US
- Chapter 48: Horse-drawn carriage industry
- Chapter 49: Humane education
- Chapter 50: Humane washing in the food aisle
- Chapter 51: Human-wildlife conflict and coexistence
- Chapter 52: Indigenous animal law
- Chapter 53: Industrial fishing
- Chapter 54: Insect law
- Chapter 55: Insurance - animal health
- Chapter 56: Insurance - homeowners and liability
- Chapter 57: Interconnected forms of violence of CAFOs and indigenous peoples' rights in Yucatán
- Chapter 58: International Convention on Animal Protection
- Chapter 59: 'Invasive species' management - managing the Australian free-roaming cat population
- Chapter 60: Just One Health
- Chapter 61: Labelling of plant-based 'meat' and 'dairy' alternatives
- Chapter 62: Law enforcement and search and rescue animals
- Chapter 63: Legal standing - access to court in the US
- Chapter 64: Liability for injuries to animals
- Chapter 65: Live animal transport
- Chapter 66: Living property - new legal status for animals
- Chapter 67: 'Managing' wild horses and burros in the US
- Chapter 68: Military animals
- Chapter 69: Mink farms and the threat of zoonotic disease
- Chapter 70: No kill shelters
- Chapter 71: Overview of Australian animal law
- Chapter 72: Overview of Brazilian animal law
- Chapter 73: Overview of Canadian animal law
- Chapter 74: Overview of Chinese animal law
- Chapter 75: Overview of EU animal law.
- Chapter 76: Overview of Indian animal law
- Chapter 77: Overview of Israeli animal law
- Chapter 78: Overview of Kenyan animal law
- Chapter 79: Overview of Nigerian animal law
- Chapter 80: Overview of Pakistani animal law
- Chapter 81: Overview of Peruvian animal law
- Chapter 82: Overview of South African animal law
- Chapter 83: Overview of Swiss animal law
- Chapter 84: Overview of UK animal law
- Chapter 85: Overview of US animal law
- Chapter 86: Overview of Zimbabwean animal law
- Chapter 87: Owner liability for harm caused by animals in the US
- Chapter 88: Patenting the non-human animal
- Chapter 89: Pet custody disputes
- Chapter 90: Police killing of companion animals and Section 1983
- Chapter 91: Professional ethics for animal lawyers
- Chapter 92: Prosecuting animal crimes in the US
- Chapter 93: Public records laws
- Chapter 94: Public Trust Doctrine
- Chapter 95: Representing animal advocates in the US
- Chapter 96: Rescuing privately owned animals in extreme distress
- Chapter 97: Research - the 3Rs and non-animal alternatives
- Chapter 98: Restricting animal product sales based on cruelty in production
- Chapter 99: Rights of nature
- Chapter 100: Service animals in the US
- Chapter 101: Shelter law
- Chapter 102: Slaughter regulation in the US
- Chapter 103: The link between animal maltreatment and human violence
- Chapter 104: Universal Declaration of Animal Rights
- Chapter 105: Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare
- Chapter 106: Valuing companion animals
- Chapter 107: Valuing wildlife
- Chapter 108: Veterinary forensics and law
- Chapter 109: War and animals
- Chapter 110: Wildlife as property owners
- Chapter 111: Wildlife as quasi-property
- Chapter 112: Wildlife crime
- Chapter 113: Wildlife hunting
- Chapter 114: Wildlife management
- Chapter 115: Wildlife trapping.
- Chapter 116: Working equids
- Chapter 117: World Organisation for Animal Health
- Chapter 118: World Trade Organization
- Chapter 119: Zoos and aquariums
- Index.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-80392-367-9
- 1-03-536966-4
- OCLC:
- 1529548305
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