Publications

Achieving sustainability transformations for multi species justice: assessing the potential of diverse legal pathways and societal struggles.

Stacy Banwell

No Future for Future Generations: Who Is International Environmental Law for?

Emily Jones

Recent Developments in EU Animal Law: 2019–2024 in Review

Alice Di Concetto and Anatole Poinsot

The Evolution of Animal Law Scholarship's Theoretical Foundations through Critical Animal Law Studies

Iyan Offor

Becoming Contra: An Analysis of Rights of Non-Human Sociopolitical Belonging

Gray Black

Book Review: Zane McNeil, Building Multispecies Resistance Against Exploitation: Stories from the Frontlines of Labour and Animal Rights

Sam Hazle

Multispecies lawscapes in the anthropocene: priorities for a critical, constitutional turn in climate change and biodiversity law

Iyan Offor and Antonio Cardesa-Salzmann

Rape, sexual violence and forced pregnancy: The expressions and consequences of reproductive violence committed during the war against nonhuman animals.

Stacy Banwell

The Animal Apparatus: Taxonomic Stratification as an Anglo-Imperial Technology

Gray Black

The Challenges of Global Animal Law

Mo Esan

A Just Energy Transition Through the lens of Third World Approaches in International Law

Love Alfred

Global Animal Law from the Margins: International Trade in Animals and their Bodies

Iyan Offor

The Rights of Nature as a Legal Response to the Global Environmental Crisis? A Critical review of international law’s ‘greening’ agenda

Jérémie Gilbert, Elizabeth Macpherson, Emily Jones and Julia Dehm

Therians: An Anthrozoomorphic Scapegoat

Gray Black

Towards a Nigerian Dogs (Welfare) Act?

Mo Esan

Global Animal Law and the Problem of "Globabble": Toward Decoloniality and Diversity in Global Animal Law Studies

Iyan Offor

Towards a Universal Declaration on Animal Protection

Sodipo Bankole and Mo Esan

Animal welfare measures in Scotland: Penalties, protections, powers and a Commission

Libby Anderson and Iyan Offor

Animals and the Impact of Trade Law and Policy: A Global Animal Law Question

Iyan Offor

Gender and the Violence(s) of War and Armed Conflict: More dangerous to be a woman?'

Stacy Banwell

Planning and Animal Welfare Law: Considering Why Planning Authorities in the Republic of Ireland Should have Regard to Animal Welfare Laws as Part of the Planning Process.

Michelle Strauss

Second wave animal ethics and (Global) animal law: A view from the margins

Iyan Offor

Animal welfare, bilateral trade agreements, and sustainable development goal two

Iyan Offor

GATT Article XX(a) Permits Otherwise Trade-Restrictive Animal Welfare Measures

Iyan Offor

The Applicability of GATT Article XX(a) to Animal Welfare

Iyan Offor