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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Animal rights movement"”.
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Winning Hearts and Minds: Using "Ag-Gag" Outrage and Corporate Rebranding to Achieve a Public Image Makeover for the Animal Rights Movement
… victories—particularly in the realm of companion animal protections—the animal rights movement has failed to make substantial progress in other focal areas, including the acquisition of increased rights for food animals on factory farms. The public image of the movement has taken a hit in recent …
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Becoming and Remaining an Activist: A Qualitative Study of Animal and Disability Rights Activism among Older Youth
… toward becoming and remaining involved in the animal rights movement: 1) education, 2) gender, 3) lifestyle, 4) parental involvement, 5) first event, 6) empathy, and 7) collective identity. This research study also adopted a comparative lens and explored the similarities and differences in …
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Performing the Wound in Animal Rights: Probing Performative Trauma Approaches and Processes within Animal Rights Activism in the UK
… explores the intersection of performance and animal rights activism through the lens of trauma, demonstrating the power of performance as a tool for advocacy and social change. Employing a practice-based methodology, it examines two key performance projects: Box of Shadows, a live, …
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The Ethics of Animal Advocacy: Towards Biocentric Individualism
The contemporary animal rights movement, in extending moral consideration to<br/>nonhuman animals, has in diverse ways already contributed to an expansion of the boundaries of the ethical community and what that may constitute. However, many environmentalists argue there is a failure within animal …
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Assessing the challenge of policing animal rights extremism in the UK and the changing impact on community safety and human rights in the period 2004-2010
This thesis explores animal rights activism and associated extremism between the period 2004 - 2010 in the UK and proposes that this post 2004 period witnessed a new era in animal rights extremism comparable to the strategic change seen in 'new terrorism'. It argues that following the successful …
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The persuasive impact of disgust-provoking images in animal-rights campaigns
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Communication, 2010