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Jul 3 2008 | Faunalytics

“Spiritual” And “Quasi-Religious” Aspects Of Veg*ns

Examines vegetarianism, especially to ascertain the extent to which it can be said to exhibit religious or spiritual themes in its ideology and underlying motives. READ MORE

Jul 1 2008 | Faunalytics

Shoppers Willing To Pay More For Locally Produced Food

Shoppers are willing to pay a premium when presented with the option of conventional food products and locally produced foods. READ MORE

Jun 10 2008 | Faunalytics

The Missing Link (Hunting And Child Abuse Are Correlated)

This study found that areas in New York that had higher levels of hunting were correlated with higher levels of crimes against children. READ MORE

Jun 7 2008 | Faunalytics

The Road To Helping Animals Is Paved With Good Intentions (AV Magazine Article)

For animal advocates it is a struggle to understand why the majority of the public love animals and yet the same majority engages in unbelievable levels of cruelty towards animals they claim to love. READ MORE

Jun 5 2008 | Faunalytics

Social Networks’ Sway May Be Underestimated

Social networks play a hugely significant role in influencing the behavior of people, with group behavior dictating the actions of the individual. READ MORE

May 27 2008 | Faunalytics

Does Being Ethical Pay?

Consumers are willing to pay a premium for socially responsible companies and punish companies that do not adhere to higher standards. READ MORE

May 9 2008 | Faunalytics

2007 Cone Cause Evolution And Environmental Survey

This study examined consumer attitudes towards companies that support causes, and the perception companies receive from supporting causes. READ MORE

May 7 2008 | Faunalytics

The Persuasion Problem

Why is public education not enough to create real change for animals? Persuasion is inherently limited by human nature and the mechanics of population growth. READ MORE

Apr 29 2008 | Faunalytics

Societal Change And The Welfare-Rights Continuum

This part 1 of a 4-part series discusses the theory of an overall "welfare-rights" continuum and how animal advocates can best make effective change for animals. READ MORE

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