Vol. 12 No. 1 (2024): Special Issue: “Animals in Wars and Disasters”

Published: 2024-02-22

Foreword

Foreword

Eva Bernet Kempers

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Articles

Why Study Animals in Disasters?

Leslie Irvine, Cecília Nobre
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Sociozoologic Chronicles: Pantanal Creatures’ Narrative Shift from ‘Demons’ to Adored ‘Pets’ Through Media’s Lens

Eveline Baptistella, Rob Espin
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Speciesism in Climate Change-Related Disasters: Billions of Animals are Excluded from the Continuum of Disaster Management

Catherine Amie Besch

20-43
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A Proposal: Protecting Military Working Dogs from Lasting Effects of War-Induced Trauma and Internalized Stress

Jessica A. Chapman

44-68
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The Bio-Zoopolitics of U.S. Military Working Dog Policy in the U.S. “War on Terror”

Chloe Diamond-Lenow

69-80
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The Inescapable Harms of Animal Agriculture: How Might Sanctuaries Respond to Threats from Climate Disasters and Diseases

Stephanie Eccles, Asanka Edirisinghe

81-104
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Climate Change and Wild Animals: Key Ethical Perspectives

Clare Palmer

105-115
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Radiant Ecologies: The Biopolitics of Animal Photography in Exclusion Zones

Paromita Patranobish, Maria Camino-Troya, Tanya Wyatt

116-135
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