Humans kill and care for animals in a multitude of contexts. These themes–killing and caring–
form the focus of this second report on animal geographies research. Most notably, killing …

Research on animal geographies is burgeoning. This report identifies key themes emerging
in the sub-discipline over the past two to three years. It begins with an overview of the …

While the focus on the 'everyday'in qualitative human geography has greatly increased the
need for, and relevance of, ethnographic methods, Megoran argued that this is particularly …

How is extinction problematised through biotechnological and ecological interventions, and
how might such mediations elucidate different understandings of biotic loss and recovery …

Laboratory animal science represents a challenging and controversial form of human-
animal relations because its practice involves the deliberate and inadvertent harming and …

Animals used in biological research and testing have become integrated into the trajectories
of modern biomedicine, generating increased expectations for and connections between …

With an established history of controversy in the UK, the use of animals in science continues
to generate significant socio-ethical discussion. Here, the figure of 'the public'plays a key …

ABSTRACT A good culture of care, empowering individuals within organisations to care and
reflecting wider social expectations about care, is now a well-documented aspiration in …

The clinician-scientist is often viewed as the crucial nexus in the translational processes that
turn scientific research into medical technologies, including but not limited to …

Intuitive exchanges between humans and other species constitute a form of interspecies
communication that has been experienced and practised widely over time and across …