Titlebook: Political Animals; Animal Protection Po Robert Garner Book 1998 Robert Garner 1998 Institution.networks.parliament.Policy.politics.reforms

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Introduction,udy of ‘how, why, and to what extent different governments pursue particular courses of action or inactron’.. In the same tradition, this study seeks to ask who makes decisions impinging on the well-being of animals, who attempts to influence these decisions, why certain decisions are taken rather t

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The Institutional Framework of Animal Protection,nd secondary legislation that has created it, with particular reference to the frameworks concerned with farm and research animals. This is an essential first step if we are then to go on and adequately explain why things are as they are and attempt to predict future developments. What this chapter

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Lobbying for Animals,obbying activities. The aim of this chapter is to document the nature of this activity. In order to enable a comparison with the animal protection movement’s adversaries, a set of categories similar to those adopted in Chapter 2 is utilized. That is, following a raw count of the groups involved, an

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Parliament and Animal Protection,ole in animal welfare decision-making where the animal welfare legislative and administrative framework has developed largely independently of the parliamentary sphere. But while parliament’s direct legislative impact may be minimal, it will also be argued in this chapter that the legislative branch

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The Politics of Farm Animal Welfare in the United States,ing anomaly. On the one hand, as was illustrated in Chapter 1, decision-makers in Britain have introduced seemingly comprehensive primary and secondary legislation concerned with the welfare of animals from the farm to the abattoir. Conversely, the legislative protection of farm animals in the Unite

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The Politics of Farm Animal Welfare in Britain,, the relationship between agribusiness interests (more specifically, the NFU) and the state in Britain is regarded as the classic example of a policy community.. The incorporation of farmers occurred immediately after the Second World War, when the NFU’s privileged position was enshrined in the 194

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The Politics of Animal Research in Britain,ts become less pronounced if we turn our attention to decision-making relating to animal research in Britain. Although it would be absurd to overlook both the influence of the animal research lobby and the inadequacies of the present legislative and administrative framework designed to protect anima