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Profiling Consumers Who Are Ready to Adopt Insects as a Meat Substitute in a Western Society
Profiling Consumers Who Are Ready to Adopt Insects as a Meat Substitute in a Western Society
This study from Belgium examines the likelihood of Western consumers to eat insects as a "meat substitute," as well as the barriers that might prevent them from doing so. Respondents [...] READ MOREThis study from Belgium examines the likelihood of Western consumers to eat insects as a "meat substitute," as well as the barriers that might prevent them from doing so. Respondents [...] READ MORE

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How To Assess Stress in Reptiles
How To Assess Stress in Reptiles
This paper considers different methods to measure stress in reptiles, as well as the environmental factors that might lead to stress responses in the first place. There are many factors [...] READ MOREThis paper considers different methods to measure stress in reptiles, as well as the environmental factors that might lead to stress responses in the first place. There are many factors [...] READ MORE

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Towards a ‘Good Life’ for Farm Animals: Development of a Resource Tier Framework to Achieve Positive Welfare for Laying Hens
Towards a ‘Good Life’ for Farm Animals: Development of a Resource Tier Framework to Achieve Positive Welfare for Laying Hens
This paper by a group of researchers in the U.K., looks at ways of going beyond a basic definition of animal welfare towards providing animals, specifically laying hens, with a [...] READ MOREThis paper by a group of researchers in the U.K., looks at ways of going beyond a basic definition of animal welfare towards providing animals, specifically laying hens, with a [...] READ MORE

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Who’s Harming Whom? A PR Ethical Case Study of PETA’s Holocaust on Your Plate Campaign
Who’s Harming Whom? A PR Ethical Case Study of PETA’s Holocaust on Your Plate Campaign
This paper examines PETA's 2003-2004 "Holocaust on Your Plate" campaign, a travelling outreach and awareness campaign that paired graphic images of factory farming and nazi atrocities with quotes from Jewish [...] READ MOREThis paper examines PETA's 2003-2004 "Holocaust on Your Plate" campaign, a travelling outreach and awareness campaign that paired graphic images of factory farming and nazi atrocities with quotes from Jewish [...] READ MORE

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Toward a Feminist Postcolonial Milk Studies
Toward a Feminist Postcolonial Milk Studies
This paper presents a strong case for "Feminist Postcolonial Milk Studies," a field of scholarship that recognizes the importance of human and nonhuman animal milk as materials through which various [...] READ MOREThis paper presents a strong case for "Feminist Postcolonial Milk Studies," a field of scholarship that recognizes the importance of human and nonhuman animal milk as materials through which various [...] READ MORE

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Journey From Wilderness: Facing Dilemmas of Wild Animal Exhibits
Journey From Wilderness: Facing Dilemmas of Wild Animal Exhibits
In this prose-like journal article, Ken Kawata outlines the common history of zoos and circuses, and describes their relationship to the capture and trade of exotic species from Africa and [...] READ MOREIn this prose-like journal article, Ken Kawata outlines the common history of zoos and circuses, and describes their relationship to the capture and trade of exotic species from Africa and [...] READ MORE

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Evaluating Children’s Conservation Biology Learning at the Zoo
Evaluating Children’s Conservation Biology Learning at the Zoo
In this study of youth zoo attendees in the UK, researcher Eric Jensen attempts to get to the heart of a key question surrounding the existence of zoos: If a [...] READ MOREIn this study of youth zoo attendees in the UK, researcher Eric Jensen attempts to get to the heart of a key question surrounding the existence of zoos: If a [...] READ MORE

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Should Protections for Research With Humans Who Cannot Consent Apply to Research With Nonhuman Primates?
Should Protections for Research With Humans Who Cannot Consent Apply to Research With Nonhuman Primates?
This paper considers how and why current protections for research with humans who cannot consent (such as children and those with severe dementia) can apply to nonhuman primates. Navigating the [...] READ MOREThis paper considers how and why current protections for research with humans who cannot consent (such as children and those with severe dementia) can apply to nonhuman primates. Navigating the [...] READ MORE
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