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Oxford Handbook of Global Animal Law

Head of Section:

Anne Peters

Saskia Stucki

About the Project:

The Handbook intends to be a comprehensive reference work that authoritatively establishes the new field of Global Animal Law, maps it, identifies relevant legal issues, and forms a platform for further legal research.

The Handbook will address foundational as well as cutting-edge issues of Global Animal Law. It will also identify and analyse key principles, concepts, and actors shaping this field. It shows the impact of other disciplines and different intellectual paradigms on the formation and on our understanding of Global Animal Law. Finally, country reports, religion reports, snapshots on critical topics, and case notes provide succinct information on salient and current issues and problems.

Three author workshops took place with generous support of the Fritz Thyssen Foundation.

Staff Member(s):

Prof. Dr. Kristen Stilt

Cooperation Partner

Animal Law & Policy Program, Harvard Law School

https://animal.law.harvard.edu

 


Publications

  • Anne Peters, Kristen Stilt, Saskia Stucki (eds.): The Oxford Handbook of Global Animal Law. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2024, forthcoming.