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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"animal geographies"”.

  1. Animals without Borders: Farmed Animal Resistance in New York

    While billions of farmed animals are immobilized within agribusiness, every year some of these animals manage to break free. This thesis examines the stories of those who flee slaughterhouses and the public response to these individuals. My objective is to understand how animals resist and the role …

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  2. The Politics of Predation: Exploring the Rise of Coyotes in North American Cities

    … approach - inspired by the likes of animal geographies, animal studies, urban geography and wildlife ecology - to explore how humans respond to coyotes and how these adapters are navigating urban regions with special attention to the City of Chicago. As a component of their behaviour …

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  3. Committing to the Discomfort of Care and Curiosity: Investigations of Cows' Welfare, Lives, and Relationships

    … and practices of cow welfare and use animal geographies, biopolitics, and critical food studies to unearth the ethical complexities of farmer-cow relations, which complicate and strengthen cow welfare's multidimensionality. Alongside working with farmers, I acknowledge and engage with …

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  4. Pollinator People: an ethnography of bees, bee advocates and possibilities for multispecies commoning in Toronto and London, ON

    … can negotiate agency and autonomy with the animals whose lives they are managing to some degree. These experiences and knowledges can help create multispecies urban commons in which non-human animals, even insects, are integrated and considered within processes of radical democracy.

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