Animals and Agency: An Interdisciplinary Exploration

Sarah E. McFarland · Ryan Hediger

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Geographies of human-animal interactions Animal Law and Welfare Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

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Contributors include: Rebecca Bishop, Matthew Candelaria, J.J. Clark, Debra Durham, Ryan Hediger, David Lulka, Jed Mayer, Sarah E. McFarland, Debra Merskin, Dipika Nath, Rebecca Onion, Stephanie Rowe, Shelly R. Scott, Laurence Simmons, Traci Warkentin, and Cat Yampell.

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