Social Movements Archives - Page 35 of 63

Dec 4 2017 | Sara Barrueco

Cruel Customs And The Conditional Value Of Tradition

This paper examines the so called "cultural defense" of cruel traditions such as whaling or bullfighting, and rejects many of its arguments. READ MORE

Nov 10 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

Conservationists Vs. Animal Welfare Groups – Are They That Different?

Conservation and animal welfare groups agree on the level of harm to wildlife caused by humans. Wildlife managers can be more inclusive of welfare groups. READ MORE

Nov 2 2017 | Faunalytics

Political Alignment And Environmental Concern

Political alignment - as well as education level - may predict position on environmental issues, due to "partisan sorting." READ MORE

Nov 1 2017 | Faunalytics

Just The Facts, Ma’am … Or Maybe Not!

Are we holding on to outdated beliefs just to make our brains comfortable? Inga Fricke explains how challenging our biases can help us save more pets. READ MORE

Oct 25 2017 | Faunalytics

10 Things We Learned From Research This Year (So Far)

A round-up of research from our 2017 collection (so far) provides data on farmed animals, protein alternatives, wild animal protection, and much more. READ MORE

Sep 20 2017 | Faunalytics

What Freud Taught Us About Lapsed Vegetarians

A biopsychosocial approach allows veg*n advocates to understand failures to transition to a veg*n diet in a novel way, and overcome the obstacles. READ MORE

Sep 13 2017 | Faunalytics

Conservative Ideology And Lapsed Veg*ns

People who are more conservative in their political ideology are more likely to lapse from a veg*n diet (based on Faunalytics data) READ MORE

Sep 7 2017 | Faunalytics

Quantifying Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

'Massive Open Online Courses' about meat production can have exceptional impact on the attitudes of consumers worldwide. How can advocates employ them? READ MORE

Aug 30 2017 | Faunalytics

Evaluating Sample Quality

Research is only accurate if the people you reached truly represent the group you are trying to understand. Here are the implications for animal advocacy. READ MORE

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Cruel Customs And The Conditional Value Of Tradition

Conservationists Vs. Animal Welfare Groups – Are They That Different?

Political Alignment And Environmental Concern

Just The Facts, Ma’am … Or Maybe Not!

10 Things We Learned From Research This Year (So Far)

What Freud Taught Us About Lapsed Vegetarians

Conservative Ideology And Lapsed Veg*ns

Quantifying Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

Evaluating Sample Quality

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