Law and Veganism explores the rights of vegans and how vegans can be protected from discrimination. Framed in a legal and socio-political context, this book will appeal to the broadest range of legal practitioners and legal and critical scholars alike.
Law and Veganism explores the rights of vegans and how vegans can be protected from discrimination. Framed in a legal and socio-political context, this book will appeal to the broadest range of legal practitioners and legal and critical scholars alike.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Carlo Prisco is a lawyer and holds a PhD in Philosophy of Law. Jeanette Rowley, PhD, is advisor and chair of the International Rights Network at The Vegan Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Veganism and the Law in Australia: Is Discrimination against Ethical Vegans Unlawful? by Angela Radich Chapter 2. A Single Black Bean: Discrimination and the Protection of Ethical Vegans in Canada by Krystal-Anne Roussel and Camille Labchuk Chapter 3. Vegetarian and Vegan Litigation in the United States by Adam P. Karp Chapter 4. Vegan Legal Issues in Germany by Ralf Müller-Amenitsch Chapter 5. Veganism and Law in Italy by Carlo Prisco Chapter 6. The Protection of Vegans in Portugal: Law and Progress by Nuno Alvim Chapter 7. Animal Agriculture, the Right to Food and Vegan Dietary Solutions by Joe Wills Chapter 8. The Growth of Veganism in France: Law and Current Challenges by Marie Laffineur-Pauchet Chapter 9. Veganism as a Protected Belief under United Kingdom Human Rights and Equality Law by Matthew Overton Chapter 10. Veganism, Law and Education in the United Kingdom by Jeanette Rowley and Edie Bowles Chapter 11. Treatment for Disordered Eating in England: Balancing Vegan Rights and Treatment Requirements by Jade Elliott-Archer Chapter 12. The Confirmation of Ethical Veganism as a Protected Philosophical Belief in Great Britain: A Personal Account of Triumph by Jordi Casamitjana Afterword. A Vegan Citizen's Struggle to Change the Law by Sorin Ionescu
Chapter 1. Veganism and the Law in Australia: Is Discrimination against Ethical Vegans Unlawful? by Angela Radich Chapter 2. A Single Black Bean: Discrimination and the Protection of Ethical Vegans in Canada by Krystal-Anne Roussel and Camille Labchuk Chapter 3. Vegetarian and Vegan Litigation in the United States by Adam P. Karp Chapter 4. Vegan Legal Issues in Germany by Ralf Müller-Amenitsch Chapter 5. Veganism and Law in Italy by Carlo Prisco Chapter 6. The Protection of Vegans in Portugal: Law and Progress by Nuno Alvim Chapter 7. Animal Agriculture, the Right to Food and Vegan Dietary Solutions by Joe Wills Chapter 8. The Growth of Veganism in France: Law and Current Challenges by Marie Laffineur-Pauchet Chapter 9. Veganism as a Protected Belief under United Kingdom Human Rights and Equality Law by Matthew Overton Chapter 10. Veganism, Law and Education in the United Kingdom by Jeanette Rowley and Edie Bowles Chapter 11. Treatment for Disordered Eating in England: Balancing Vegan Rights and Treatment Requirements by Jade Elliott-Archer Chapter 12. The Confirmation of Ethical Veganism as a Protected Philosophical Belief in Great Britain: A Personal Account of Triumph by Jordi Casamitjana Afterword. A Vegan Citizen's Struggle to Change the Law by Sorin Ionescu
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