Titlebook: Animals and Business Ethics; Natalie Thomas Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer

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Working Animals, Ethics and Critical Theorysociated human workers who help create memorable experiences for visiting tourists. In particular, this research sheds light upon tourism as a global industry based on the work of low-paid, young female workers, and a wide variety of animal species. Through this chapter, we argue?that the ethical tr

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Corporate Disclosure Initiative for Animal WelfareIAW). Such a communication initiative is intended to facilitate the exchange of information with the public which would, in turn, improve consumers’ ability to make informed decisions while educating and encouraging companies to incorporate animal welfare into their overall structure and operations.

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Moral Feelings, Compartmentalization and Desensitization in the Practice of Animal Experimentation in which we find a certain sort of compartmentalization of judgments. This chapter seeks to show that far from desensitization being justifiable in the context of animal research, professionals working in the practice should not overlook the importance of exercising moral feelings in direct respons

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9040-4ication. Second, we explore the ways that animal commodification often arises in the animal companion (or “pet”) industry. We then close with a discussion of what would have to be true of animal agribusiness for it to be free of problematic animal commodification.

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Economic Impacts of Immigrationnt to the moral status of managerial conduct (though I think that this is true). Instead, I proceed on the assumption that many will find this claim plausible, and argue that those who do have reason to doubt that many of the prominent theoretical approaches defended in the business ethics literatur

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