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On the Origins of Animalist Marxism: Rereading Ted Benton and the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
Contributor(s):: Stache, Christian
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Biophilia
Contributor(s):: Wilson, Edward O.
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Dog Bites and Dangerous Pets
Contributor(s):: Christian, Kira A., Davis, Radford G.
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Da confiança à dominação : uma nova abordagem de Tim Ingold ao tema do surgimento da domesticação
Contributor(s):: Amaro, Gonçalo
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Engaging with sea and seals : environmental and human-animal relations on the northern coast of early modern Gulf of Bothnia
Contributor(s):: Herva, Vesa-Pekka
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Importance of predation to the course of human and other animal evolution
Contributor(s):: Brain, C. K.
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Two programmes of Jehovah and the sources of the contemporary ecological crisis
Contributor(s):: Kania, Ireneusz
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"The buffaloes are gone" or "Return: buffalo"? :the relationship of the buffalo to indigenous creative expression
Contributor(s):: Hubbard, Tasha
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Being toward meat anthropocentrism, indistinction, and veganism
Contributor(s):: Calarco, Matthew
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Les animaux de la discorde
Contributor(s):: Manceron, Vanessa
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Les premiers Européens et la dynamique des interactions avec leur environnement :comportement écologique et niveau de cognition = First Europeans and the interaction dynamics with their environment : behavioural ecology and cognitive level
Contributor(s):: Échassoux, Annie
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The impact of West African trade on the distribution of chimpanzee and elephant populations (Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, 19th-20th century)
Contributor(s):: Leblan, Vincent
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Cultural Representations Of Problem Animals In National Geographic
Contributor(s):: Kalof, Linda, Amthor, Ramona Fruja
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Fifty Years of Wildlife in America: Introduction
Contributor(s):: Alagona, Peter S.
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Animals and the landscape [Special Issue]
Contributor(s):: Roe, M.
The nine papers contained in this issue have been selected from those sent in response to a call for papers for research that examined topics surrounding the interactions between animals and the landscape. A number of the papers focus on the pastoral aspect of human-animal relationships, but...
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Animals and the intimacy of history
Contributor(s):: Walker, Brett L.
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Cultural representations of problem animals in National Geographic
Contributor(s):: Kalof, Linda, Amthor, Ramona Fruja
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Ivory in World History - Early Modern Trade in Context
Contributor(s):: Chaiklin, Martha
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Birthright : people and nature in the modern world
Contributor(s):: Kellert, Stephen R.
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Human Ecology and the Evolution of Livestock
| Contributor(s):: Hall, Stephen J. G.
The number of livestock breeds native to a country is related to the size of the human population. This is presumably because in populous countries there are complex requirements for livestock to serve a wide range of functions. However, diversification of breeds within a country or region is...
