This episode of the Paw & Order podcast kicks off with a recap of the online Canadian Animal Law Conference, which was a smashing success! A reminder that all conference sessions can be accessed at a reduced price, giving you full access to the recorded sessions for 60 days. Peter …continue
Episode 22. In this episode, we hear from Jo. Jo uses a systems thinking approach to climate justice, which helps to identify the impact of individual and systems change. Jo picks up on some of the problems with the mainstream environmental movement, calling for it to centre social justice and …continue
Episode 22. In this episode, we hear from Jo. Jo uses a systems thinking approach to climate justice, which helps to identify the impact of individual and systems change. Jo picks up on some of the problems with the mainstream environmental movement, calling for it to centre social justice and …continue
La protagonista de este episodio es Judith Mínguez, Jueza del Juzgado de Violencia sobre la Mujer de Sant Boi de Llobregat, en Cataluña. Tratamos con ella conceptos tan relevantes como poco conocidos por el gran público como “el bien jurídico protegido”. Reflexionamos también sobre cómo se deben enjuiciar los casos …continue
This week’s episode features my interview with Fiona Probyn-Rapsey , Professor of Humanities at the University of Wollongong in Australia. Fiona is a leading scholar in the field of Human-Animal Studies (also known as Animal Studies), which is an academic discipline that examines the relations bet…. This item has files …continue
On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast, I am once again lucky enough to be speaking with Eric Glitzenstein, this time about a recent resounding success for animals, specifically birds, in Natural Resources Defense Council v US Dept. of the Interior. This case involves a recent “opinion” issued by …continue
