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Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law

Name: Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781803923666
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Author: Joan E. Schaffner
ISBN: 9781803923666

By Joan E. Schaffner

Edward Elgar Publishing September 2025

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ISBN-13: 9781803923666
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: September 2025
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

With contributions from over 135 international experts, this Encyclopedia provides an expansive overview of the emerging field of animal law. Focusing on the legal regulation of human interactions with non-human animals, the volume serves as an insightful guide to how the law can promote the wellbeing of animals as well as the environment.

Entries by leading specialists delve into the history of the animal law movement, the science exploring animal welfare and animal sentience, and ethics, law, and politics. They also examine the relationship between animals and artificial intelligence and discuss how human responsibility for animals manifests economically and socially, including through insurance and civil and criminal liability.

The Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law is a vital resource for students and scholars in animal studies, criminal law, and law and society, as well as lawyers and policymakers. The contributions are also invaluable to animal advocates and to lawyers working in a variety of contexts, including for government agencies and non-profit organisations.

Key Features:

Includes 119 doctrinal entries covering a variety of practice and doctrinal areas
Brings together over 135 experts from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australia and Europe
Provides comprehensive and timely coverage of laws governing and affecting animals across the globe

Introduction to the Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Animal Law xvii'; Joan Schaffner'; 1.
Ag-gag laws 1': Caitlin M. Foley'; 2.
An animal welfare science approach 4': Donald M. Broom'; 3.
Animal agriculture and climate change – legal developments 8': Daina Bray and Philine Qian'; 4.
Animal control laws in the US 13': Michael Swistara'; 5.
Animal ethics 17': Lori Gruen'; 6.
Animal law movement 21': Joyce Tischler'; 7.
Animal political parties 26': Tess Vickery'; 8.
Animal sentience, cognition and the law 29': Lori Marino'; 9.
Animals and religious ethics 33': Andrew Linzey and Clair Linzey'; 10.
Animals and the US Constitution – the First Amendment 37': David B. Rosengard'; 11.
Animals as personal property 41': David Favre'; 12.
Animals in research and testing in the US 45': Paul A. Locke'; 13.
Animals used in research – EU and international law 48': Alice Di Concetto'; 14.
Animal cruelty – abuse and neglect 52': Yolanda Eisenstein'; 15.
Antitrust and animal agriculture 55': David S. Muraskin'; 16.
Aquacultural law 59': Amy P. Wilson'; 17.
Aquatic animals 63': Kathy Hessler'; 18.
Artificial Intelligence and animal law 68': Jamie McLaughlin'; 19.
Breeding of animals for pets and research in the US 72': Joan Schaffner'; 20.
Bullfighting 76': Marita Giménez-Candela'; 21.
Canine profiling and dangerous dog laws 80': Katie Bray Barnett and Ledy'; VanKavage'; 22.
Captive wildlife – exotic pets and entertainment 84': Kate Dylewsky'; 23.
Carceral animal law 88': Justin Marceau'; 24.
Compassionate conservation 91': Daniel Ramp and Madden E. Solomon'; 25.
Compassionate conservation – a legal perspective in the EU 95': Elien Verniers'; 26.
Conservation and wildlife protection conventions 99': Thomas G. Kelch'; 27.
Constitutional law and animals 104': Jessica Eisen and Pat Jordan'; 28.
Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species 109': Thomas G. Kelch'; 29.
Court animal advocate': programmes 113'; Jessica Rubin'; 30.
Cultivated meat 116': Iselin Gambert'; 31.
Disasters and animals 120': Gerardo Huertas and James Sawyer 32 Dog and cat meat trade 124'; Peter J. Li'; 33.
Environmental ethics 128': Reed Elizabeth Loder'; 34.
Environmental pollution from': CAFOs 132'; Hannah Connor'; 35.
Equine business transactions 136': Yvonne C. Ocrant and Amanda Z. Weaver'; 36.
Equine litigation 140': Elaine K. Fresch and Amanda'; Z. Weaver'; 37.
Estate planning for animals 144': Timothy S. Midura'; 38.
Farmed animal protection and environmental law 147': Hannah Connor'; 39.
Farmed animal welfare laws in the EU 151': Paul Tweddell'; 40.
Farmed animals and US law 155': Cheryl Leahy and Piper Hoffman'; 41.
Fur farming 158': Kimberly C. Moore'; 42.
General counsel for animal organizations 161': Cynthia von Schlichten'; 43.
Global animal law 164': Anne Peters'; 44.
Habeas corpus and nonhuman animals 168': Jake Davis'; 45.
History of animal law – ancient to 1800 171': Thomas G. Kelch'; 46.
History of animal law – 1800 to present 175': Thomas G. Kelch'; 47.
Horse racing in the US 179': Keith Dane, Chelsea Perez and Bernard Unti'; 48.
Horse-drawn carriage industry 183': Elizabeth Forel'; 49.
Humane education 185: Meena Alagappan and Stephanie Itle-Clark'; 50.
Humane washing in the food aisle 190: P. Renée Wicklund, Kim E. Richman, Jennifer Church and Siobhan Donahue'; 51.
Human–wildlife conflict and coexistence 195': Judy Muriithi'; 52.
Indigenous animal law 199': Kelsey Leonard'; 53.
Industrial fishing 204': Mary Finelli'; 54.
Insect law 209': Rajesh K. Reddy'; 55.
Insurance – animal health 212': Fran Ortiz'; 56.
Insurance – homeowners and liability 215': Fran Ortiz and Grace Lopes'; 57.
Interconnected forms of violence of CAFOs and indigenous peoples’ rights in Yucatán 218': Karen Hudlet Vázquez'; 58.
International Convention on Animal Protection 222': Rosario Galardi and Laurie Morgan'; 59.
‘Invasive species’ management – managing the Australian free-roaming cat population 225': Sophie Riley and Joan E. Schaffner'; 60.
Just one health 229': Hope Ferdowsian'; 61.
Labelling of plant-based ‘meat’ and ‘dairy’ alternatives 232': Brooke Dekolf, Kathryn'; Evans and Dije Ndreu'; 62.
Law enforcement and search and rescue animals 235': Katya A. Sargeant'; 63.
Legal standing – access to court in the US 239': Delcianna J. Winders'; 64.
Liability for injuries to animals 242': Ani B. Satz'; 65.
Live animal transport 245': Paula Cardoso'; 66.
Living property – new legal status for animals 249': David Favre'; 67.
‘Managing’ wild horses and burros in the US 251': Meredith S. Hou'; 68.
Military animals 255': Katya A. Sargeant'; 69.
Mink farms and the threat of zoonotic disease 259': Kate Dylewsky'; 70.
No kill shelters 263': Nathan J. Winograd'; 71.
Overview of Australian animal law 267': Steven White'; 72.
Overview of Brazilian animal law 272': Carlos Frederico Ramos de Jesus'; 73.
Overview of Canadian animal law 276': Rebeka Breder'; 74.
Overview of Chinese animal law 280': Deborah Cao'; 75.
Overview of EU animal law 284': Alice Di Concetto'; 76.
Overview of Indian animal law 289': Sahana Ramdas'; 77.
Overview of Israeli animal law 294': Marine Lercier'; 78.
Overview of Kenyan animal law 299': Temba A. Sitati'; 79.
Overview of Nigerian animal law 303': Motunrayo Esan'; 80.
Overview of Pakistani animal law 307': Hira Jaleel'; 81.
Overview of Peruvian animal law 312': Marcia Condoy Truyenque'; 82.
Overview of South African animal law 316': Amy P. Wilson'; 83.
Overview of Swiss animal law 320': Antoine F. Goetschel'; 84.
Overview of UK animal law 323': Edie Bowles'; 85.
Overview of US animal law 327': Bruce Wagman'; 86.
Overview of Zimbabwean animal law 331': Yvonne Gurira'; 87.
Owner liability for harm caused by animals in the US 334': Thomas Mugavero'; 88.
Patenting the non-human animal 337': Megan Young-Schlee'; 89.
Pet custody disputes 340': Barbara J. Gislason'; 90.
Police killing of companion animals and Section 1983 344': Ani B. Satz'; 91.
Professional ethics for animal': lawyers 347'; Russ Mead'; 92.
Prosecuting animal crimes in': the US 351'; Michelle Welch'; 93.
Public records laws 355': Will Lowrey'; 94.
Public Trust Doctrine 359': Diego Plaza'; 95.
Representing animal advocates in the US 362': Pamela A. Vesilind'; 96.
Rescuing privately owned animals in extreme distress 366': Pamela A. Vesilind'; 97.
Research – the 3Rs and nonanimal alternatives 369': Andrea Uhlig and Megan Amos'; 98.
Restricting animal product sales based on cruelty in production 372': Rebecca Cary and Ralph Henry'; 99.
Rights of nature 376': Rajesh K. Reddy'; 100.
Service animals in the US 379': Gary C. Norman'; 101.
Shelter law 383': Joan E. Schaffner'; 102.
Slaughter regulation in the US 388': Kelsey Eberly'; 103.
The link between animal': maltreatment and human'; violence 392'; Nancy Blaney and Mary Lou Randour'; 104.
Universal Declaration of Animal Rights 395': Jessica A. Chapman'; 105.
Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare 399': James Royston and Heather Brown'; 106.
Valuing companion animals 403': Maria Veronica Saladino'; 107.
Valuing wildlife 406': Gladys Kamasanyu'; 108.
Veterinary forensics and law 409': Martha Smith-Blackmore and'; Lenore M. Montanaro'; 109.
War and animals 413': Manuel J. Ventura'; 110.
Wildlife as property owners 417': Karen Bradshaw'; 111.
Wildlife as quasi-property 420': Angela Fernandez'; 112.
Wildlife crime 423': Erica Lyman and Nick Fromherz'; 113.
Wildlife hunting 427': Tara Zuardo'; 114.
Wildlife management 430': Huiyu Zhao and Yizhen Xu'; 115.
Wildlife trapping 435': Tara Zuardo'; 116.
Working equids 440': ICWE, Anna Marry, Amy'; Barstow, Joe Collins, Jenna'; Hegarty, Mathilde MerridalePunter, Jessica Stark and Sandra P. Zafra'; 117.
World Organization for Animal': Health 444'; Carolina Maciel'; 118.
World Trade Organization 447': Carolina Maciel'; 119.
Zoos and aquariums 451': Wendy Bulger and James F. Gesualdi