Animal Law and Welfare - International Perspectives

“The book is the fact that public opinion holds tremendous sway over the protection of animals. … The book offers some key lessons that could have real-world implications for enhancing animal welfare. Primary among these is the need to educate ‘the public’ about animal behavior and animal welfare.” (Kathryn Bayne, Animal Welfare, Vol. 27 (1), February, 2018)

Dr. Claudia Carr has decades of experience in research concerning development and conservation in relation to rural livelihoods systems and river basins in eastern Africa and the Horn region, as well as consulting with African governments, international aid organizations and non-governmental organizations. She is Associate Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, where she teaches courses in international rural development policy, international aid, extractive industries and indigenous peoples and resource policy. She is a co-founder of the Africa Resources Working Group. Her writing includes Pastoralism in Crisis: The Dasanech of Southwestern Ethiopia ; Marginalization, the Koka Dam and Irrigation Agriculture in Eastern Ethiopia — The Ittu Oromo of the Middle Awash Valley; The and Humanitarian Catastrophe and Regional Armed Conflict Brewing in the Transborder Region of Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan, and numerous articles.