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E-grāmata: Animal Law Worldwide: Key Issues and Main Trends Across 27 Jurisdictions

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  • Izdošanas datums: 18-Nov-2024
  • Izdevniecība: T.M.C. Asser Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789462656437
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  • Izdošanas datums: 18-Nov-2024
  • Izdevniecība: T.M.C. Asser Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789462656437

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This book offers a unique panoramic survey of the state of animal law in twenty-six countries and in the legal system of the European Union. The authors give a brief introduction to each jurisdiction, examine key issues, and formulate recommendations. The contributions provide ample opportunities for legal comparative studies touching on constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, environmental law, and administrative law, and discuss the crucial role of NGOs and civil society in raising awareness for the plight of animals.





The contributions show the mature stage reached by the discipline of animal law, which is gaining attention in wider circles. The book discusses wildlife, agricultural animals, experimental animals, service animals, stray animals, and others. One of the topics is the constitutionalisation of animal welfare (with a growing number of countries amending their constitutions to include the protection of animals or considering such amendments). Other topics include the trend of moving away from the age-old legal classification of animals as mere things, and the persistent weaknesses in the implementation of legal provisions for the protection of animals.





This book will be of keen interest to the worldwide animal law community, legal comparatists, legal theorists, policy makers, judges, law enforcement officials, as well as veterinary doctors.





Federico Dalpane is an assistant professor at KIMEP University, College of Social Sciences. Maria Baideldinova is an assistant professor at KIMEP University, School of Law.
Chapter
1. An Introduction to Belgian Animal Welfare Law.
Chapter
2.
Animals and the Law in Bolivia.
Chapter
3. Animal Law in Chile: Overview and
Current Challenges.
Chapter
4. Legal Regulation Concerning Animals in
China.
Chapter
5. Animals in the Colombian Legal System.
Chapter
6. Animal
Law in Denmark and the Enforcement Gap.
Chapter
7. The European Unions
Approach to the Legal Regulation of Basic and Preclinical Animal Research.-
Chapter
8. Animal Law and the Constitutional Status of Animals in Finland.-
Chapter
9. The Steady Creep of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations in
India: Implications for People and the Planet.
Chapter
10. Recent
Developments in Animal Welfare Law in Ireland.
Chapter
11. Animals in the
Italian Legal System: Among Constitutional Provisions and Other Sources of
the Law.
Chapter
12. Kazakhstan: Stray Population Management Policy and
Legislation.
Chapter
13. Legal Protection of Animals in Kyrgyzstan,
Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.
Chapter
14. Animal Law in Mexico: A Genealogical
Approach to Speciesist Positivism.
Chapter
15. The Intrinsic Value of
Animals in the Netherlands: Empty Rhetoric or a Step towards Animal Rights?.-
Chapter
16. A Perspective of Animal Law in Peru.
Chapter
17. Animal Law in
Poland.
Chapter
18. Animal Law in Romania: A Global Discourse in Place.-
Chapter
19. Animal Protection Laws in Serbia: Inefficient Implementation and
Suggestions for Improvement.
Chapter
20. How is the Law Protecting Animal
Communities in Slovenia?.
Chapter
21. Punished on Religious Grounds: A
Critical Analysis on the Legal Protection Granted for Temple Elephants in Sri
Lanka.
Chapter
22. Ought Sweden Protect Animals by the Constitution? A
Comparative Constitutional Animal Law Study.
Chapter
23. Developments in
Swiss Animal Law Status Quo, Achievements and Demands for the Future.-
Chapter
24. UK Animal Protection Legislation: The Animal Welfare (Service
Animals) Act 2019.
Chapter
25. Certain Issues of Formation and Development
of Animal Law in Ukraine.
Federico Dalpane is an assistant professor at KIMEP University, College of Social Sciences. Maria Baideldinova is an assistant professor at KIMEP University, School of Law.