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Jan 13 2009 | Faunalytics

The Animal Rights Challenge, By Kim Stallwood (Part 1)

This is the first part of five, where Kim Stallwood (The Grumpy Vegan) discusses effective advocacy in animal rights. In the following he discusses “moral shock” and how animal advocacy needs to move from a fringe idea to a mainstream issue. READ MORE

Jan 3 2009 | Faunalytics

Value Conflicts Surrounding Ethical Food Purchase Decisions

This study examined consumer ethical attitudes in relation to their meat purchases and found that consumers held two differing views on animal welfare. READ MORE

Jan 3 2009 | Faunalytics

How Fringe Activists Started The Ivory Ban

Using the case study of the ivory ban in 1989, this article examines how a tiny group of vocal animal activists can have a tremendous influence on policy and government decisions. READ MORE

Nov 21 2008 | Faunalytics

Food 2020, The Consumer As The CEO

This study sought to understand consumer demand by asking people throughout the world what they would ask CEOs of food companies to prioritize. READ MORE

Nov 12 2008 | Faunalytics

The Illusion Of Public Opinion

This article discusses how opinion polls generally exaggerate public involvement on social issues and how generally far less people care than what polls might indicate. READ MORE

Oct 19 2008 | Faunalytics

Strategic Analysis of Animal Welfare Legislation

This report reacts to the reform-abolish controversy and offers a method for analyzing measures on their individual merits, which is then applied to the abolition of battery cages. READ MORE

Oct 15 2008 | Faunalytics

The Urgency Of Animal Protection

Human activity is currently causing the death, suffering, and extinction of billions of animals every single year. The animal advocacy movement needs to fuel the urgency of the situation, and bring this urgency into their advocacy. READ MORE

Oct 8 2008 | Che Green

It’s the (Animal) Economy, Stupid

The animal protection movement must accept the importance of economics and strive to understand it better so that economic arguments and metrics work for us rather than against us. READ MORE

Sep 30 2008 | Faunalytics

Achieving Breakthrough Performance

In this article, some effective managers draw on extensive experience and research to share four simple principles they use to take organizations from mediocrity to stardom. READ MORE

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The Animal Rights Challenge, By Kim Stallwood (Part 1)

Value Conflicts Surrounding Ethical Food Purchase Decisions

How Fringe Activists Started The Ivory Ban

Food 2020, The Consumer As The CEO

The Illusion Of Public Opinion

Strategic Analysis of Animal Welfare Legislation

The Urgency Of Animal Protection

It’s the (Animal) Economy, Stupid

Achieving Breakthrough Performance

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