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Industrialisation: The Key to Development?,ozen years than in the previous 3,000.. It does not necessarily follow, however, that the growing public preoccupation with animal rights has any counterpart in the scientific literature. In fact, researchers have frequently been taken to task for ignoring animal welfare issues. Scientists themselve