Wathes / Corr / May Veterinary and Animal Ethics

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Veterinary and Animal Ethics, September 2011
1. Auflage 2012
ISBN: 978-1-118-38431-2
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
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E-Book, Englisch, 320 Seiten, E-Book

Reihe: UFAW Animal Welfare

The first International Conference on Veterinary and AnimalEthics (ICVAE) held in September 2011 saw leading experts fromacross the world come together to discuss the most important issuesof animal welfare in contemporary veterinary practice and research.This is the extended proceedings of that conference, enabling allthose interested in this increasingly significant subject tobenefit from the insights of those discussions.
The conference was divided into four sessions: Principles ofveterinary and animal ethics; Justifying ends - the morality ofanimal use; Ethical analyses of animal use; and Cultural,political, legal and economic considerations. Each sessioncontained four or five papers, and these are presented here infull, as well as the transcribed question and answer sessions atthe end of each paper, and a short post-presentation reflectionfrom each author. Also included is the debate on the motion'Is it better to have lived and lost than never to have livedat all?' which records three prepared responses to thequestion as well as registrants' comments from the floor.
KEY FEATURES
* Contributions from the leading thinkers in veterinaryand animal ethics today
* Includes stimulating, challenging, thought-provoking andsometimes controversial discussions
* Addresses key questions on the role of the veterinarian andthe morality of animal use, as well as our impact on wildlife
* Provides guidance on the practical application of ethicalprinciples and the problems encountered
Published as part of the UFAW Animal Welfare book series. See www.wiley.com/go/ufaw formore details.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Wathes, Christopher

Corr, Sandra

May, Stephen

McCulloch, Steven

Whiting, Martin

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Contributors vii
Foreword by John Webster x
Preface xiii
Session I Principles of Veterinary and Animal Ethics1
Patrick Bateson
1 The History of Veterinary Ethics in Britain, ca.1870-2000 3
Abigail Woods
2 The Idea of Animal Welfare - Developments and Tensions19
Peter Sandøe and Karsten Klint Jensen
3 Lessons from Medical Ethics 32
Carolyn Johnston
4 Veterinary Ethics, Professionalism and Society 44
Stephen A. May
Session II Justifying Ends - The Morality of Animal Use59
Judy MacArthur Clark
5 Justice of Animal Use in the Veterinary Profession 63
Martin C. Whiting
6 Telos 75
Bernard E. Rollin
7 Agriculture, Animal Welfare and Climate Change 84
Steven P. McCulloch
8 Ethics and Ethical Analysis in Veterinary Science: TheDevelopment and Application of the Ethical Matrix Method 100
Kate Millar
9 The Ethics of Animal Enhancement 113
James Yeates
Session III Ethical Analyses of Animal Use 133
Peter Jinman
10 Wildlife Medicine, Conservation and Welfare 135
James K. Kirkwood
11 Veterinary Ethics and the Use of Animals in Research: AreThey Compatible? 155
Colin Gilbert and Sarah Wolfensohn
12 Production Animals: Ethical and Welfare Issues Raised byProduction-focused Management of Newborn Livestock 174
David J. Mellor
13 Companion Animals 188
Sandra A. Corr
14 Ethical Analysis of the Use of Animals for Sport 201
Madeleine Campbell
Session IV Cultural, Political, Legal and EconomicConsiderations 217
John Webster
15 Global Cultural Considerations of Animal Ethics 219
Michael C. Appleby
16 Animal Ethics and the Government's Policy: 'ToGuard and Protect' 229
Sophia Hepple and Nigel Gibbens
17 Veterinary Ethics and Law 245
Marie Fox
18 Ethical Citizenship 261
Björn Forkman
19 Principles, Preference and Profit: Animal Ethics in a MarketEconomy 271
John McInerney
Debate: 'Is It Better to Have Lived and Lost than Never toHave Lived at All?' 286
Patrick Bateson
Index 300