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Assessing children's experiences with animal cruelty: assessment, treatment, community needs, and policy considerations
Contributor(s): Lewchanin, Shari, Randour, Mary Lou
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Methodological pragmatism, animal welfare, and hunting
Contributor(s): Light, Andrew
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Introduction: pragmatism and the future of human-nonhuman relationships
Contributor(s): Light, Andrew, McKenna, Erin
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Toward a cetacean nation
Contributor(s): Lilly, John C.
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Helping emotionally disturbed children cope with loss of a pet
Contributor(s): Link, Mary
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Theology and animal rights
Contributor(s): Linzey, Andrew
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Animal rights as religious vision
Contributor(s): Linzey, Andrew
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"I'll only help you if you have two legs," or, why human service professionals should pay attention to cases involving cruelty to animals
Contributor(s): Loar, Lynn
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Connections drawn between child and animal victims of violence
Contributor(s): Loar, Lynn, White, Kenneth
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"Cruelty": some thoughts concerning education
Contributor(s): Locke, John
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The ethology and epidemiology of canine aggression
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall
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Animal cruelty and societal violence: a brief look back from the front
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall
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Counting cruelty: challenges and opportunities in assessing animal abuse and neglect in America
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall
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Introduction
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Conclusion: cruelty to animals and human violence: some unasked and unanswered questions
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Section 1: philosophical and historical background
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Section 2: Integrative reviews
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Section 3: Case studies, case control, and prospective research
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Section 4: Psychiatric and biomedical services
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
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Section 5: Criminology
Contributor(s): Lockwood, Randall, Ascione, Frank R.
