Journal for Critical Animal Studies, Volume VIII, Issue I/II (2010) just published

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ISSN: 1948-352X

VOLUME VIII, ISSUE I/II (2010)

Full Issue

Editorial Board, Table of Contents, and Editorial
Richard J. White, Chief Editor
Pgs. 1- 7

ESSAYS

“Green” Eggs and Ham? The Myth of Sustainable Meat and the Danger of the Local
Vasile Stănescu
Pgs. 8-32

My Pet Needs Philosophy: Ambiguity, Capabilities and the Welfare of Domestic Dogs
Heather Hillsburg
Pgs. 33-46

From Marginal Cases to Linked Oppressions: Reframing the Conflict between the Autistic Pride and Animal Rights Movements
Daniel Salomon
Pgs. 47-72

EXTENDED ESSAYS

The Love Whose Name Cannot be Spoken: Queering the Human-Animal Bond
Carmen Dell’Aversano
Pgs. 73-125

Animal Absolutes: Liberation Sociology’s Missing Links -  Part II of II essays on animals and normative sociology
David Sztybel
Pgs. 126-175

COMMENTARY

Abolition a Multi-Tactical Movement Strategy
Anthony J. Nocella, II
Pgs. 176-183

Healing Our Cuts
Anthony J Nocella, II
Pgs. 184-187

PROTEST SUMMARY

! For the abolition of the bullfight, the people took the streets ¡
Center of Abolitionist Studies for Animal Liberation
Pgs. 188-191

INTERVIEWS

Interview with Anthony J. Nocella, II on Academic Repression: Reflections from the Academic Industrial Complex (co-edited with Steven Best and Peter McLaren, AK Press, 2010)
Richard J White
Pgs. 192-198

Interview with animal liberation activist and former political prisoner Peter Young
Laura Shields
Pgs. 199-203

Interview with author, anarchist and feminist Abbey Willis
Laura Shields
Pgs. 204-208

CONFERENCES

9th Annual Conference for Critical Animal Studies, SUNY Cortland, New York
Sarat Colling
Pgs. 209-211

1st Annual European Conference for Critical Animal Studies, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
Jessica Groling
Pgs. 212-215

BOOK REVIEWS

Animal Encounters by Tom Tyler, Manuela Rossini, and Manuela S. Rossini (2009)
Reviewed by Amy L. Fletcher
Pgs. 216-221

Prisoned Chickens, Poisoned Eggs: An Inside Look At The Modern Poultry Industry by Karen Davis (2009)
Reviewed by Dylan Ravenfox
Pgs. 222-225

FILM REVIEWS

The Cove (2009)
Reviewed by Laura Shields
Pgs. 226-230

Disgrace (2008)
Reviewed by Jacqueline Dalziell
Pgs. 231-240

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About richjw

Influenced by the critique of anarchist geographers (e.g. Kropotkin, Reclus, Ward) and other key intellectuals involved in re-thinking economic exchange and organisation in society (e.g. Williams, Gibson-Graham, Polanyi) my main areas of research, writing and teaching have engaged explicitly with the non-commodified geographies of community self-help in western society. In particular I have focused on unpacking the extent, character, social embeddedness, barriers, and rationales that inform key reciprocal coping strategies in both affluent and deprived communities. My work also seeks to engage constructively with the academic, policy making and activist communities in exploring ways to (better) envisage and enact alternative "post-capitalist" economic futures of work and organisation.
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