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Apr 5 2018 | Owen Rogers

Clean Meat: Reading The Comments

A study of news blog comments related to the August 2013 tasting of the world’s first clean meat hamburger finds that there is a strong need to further compare the acceptability of clean meat to other alternatives. READ MORE

Mar 30 2018 | karol orzechowski

Cruelty-Free: The Market-Centric Approach

Cruelty-free consumption may be a successful marketing discourse, but is it meaningful animal advocacy? An exploration of PETA and the Vegan Society websites looks at this, and more. READ MORE

Mar 23 2018 | Florence Williams

360º Video For Better Advocacy?

Higher immersion into a given video appears to increase pro-environmental behavior, but the difference is not significant. More research is needed. READ MORE

Mar 22 2018 | Jen Wyglinski

Getting To The Root Of ‘Willingness To Pay’

Research that measures willingness to pay (WTP) in hypothetical scenarios can significantly overestimate what consumers are willing to pay in real life. READ MORE

Mar 16 2018 | karol orzechowski

Can Computers Help Improve Animal Welfare?

Computers can give us insight into non-human primate cognitive abilities and enrich the captive environment for animals. But are these computer solutions to captive welfare ethical? READ MORE

Mar 9 2018 | Jamie Harris

Comparing Clean Meat To The Adoption Of Nuclear Power

An analysis of the adoption of nuclear power in France suggests possible contexts and strategies for the successful institutional introduction of clean meat. READ MORE

Mar 7 2018 | Nick Pendergrast

Intersectional Advocacy Tends To Bring In Less Money

Taking a stand on a broad range of issues minimizes the potential for funding from foundations and corporations. How does this play into animal advocacy? READ MORE

Feb 26 2018 | Nick Pendergrast

The Limits Of Promoting Veganism By Larger And Smaller Organizations

Different organizational forms have different strengths and weaknesses in their ability to advocate for veganism. We explore some of them in this blog. READ MORE

Feb 23 2018 | karol orzechowski

Veterinarians And Compassion Fatigue, AKA Secondary Traumatic Stress

An article exploring compassion fatigue, current perceptions of veterinary work, its health consequences, and anthropocentrism in research more generally. READ MORE

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Clean Meat: Reading The Comments

Cruelty-Free: The Market-Centric Approach

360º Video For Better Advocacy?

Getting To The Root Of ‘Willingness To Pay’

Can Computers Help Improve Animal Welfare?

Comparing Clean Meat To The Adoption Of Nuclear Power

Intersectional Advocacy Tends To Bring In Less Money

The Limits Of Promoting Veganism By Larger And Smaller Organizations

Veterinarians And Compassion Fatigue, AKA Secondary Traumatic Stress

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