Animal Rights: The Changing Debate

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Preface - Notes on Contributors - Introduction: The Forward March of Animals Halted? R.Garner - PART 1: ANIMAL RIGHTS, MORAL THEORY AND POLITICAL STRATEGY - Animal Liberation P.Singer - Animal Rights: An Eco-Socialist View T.Benton - Animal Rights: An Incremental Approach G.Francione - PART 2: MEDICAL SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL WELFARE - Partial Protection: Animal Welfare and the Law M.Radford - To Farm Without Harm and Choosing a Humane Diet: The Bioethics of Humane Sustainable Agriculture M.W.Fox - The Use of Animals in Experimentation: An Examination of the Technical Arguments Used to Criticize the Practice A.N.Rowan - PART 3: ANIMAL RIGHTS AND THE POLITICAL PROCESS - The American Animal Rights Movement J.M.Jasper - Animal Welfare and the European Union R.G.Svendsen - Putting Animals Into Politics R.D.Ryder - Utopian Visions and Pragmatic Politics: Challenging the Foundations of Speciesism and Misothery K.Stallwood - Bibliography - Index

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