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Publications Articles and books by Australasian Animal Studies scholars, or about Australasian subjects, that have been published recently or are forthcoming G.D. Aguilar and M.J. Farnworth ‗Stray cats in Auckland, New Zealand: Discovering geographic information for exploratory spatial analysis‘, Journal of Applied Geography (2011). In press. D. Ben-Ami, K. Boom, L. Boronyak, D. Croft, D. Ramp, C. Townend The Ends and Means of the Commercial Kangaroo Industry: An ecological, legal and comparative analysis, Sydney: THINKK, the kangaroo Think Tank, University of Technology, Sydney, 2011. Forthcoming. J. Benz-Schwarzburg and A. Knight ‗Cognitive relatives yet moral strangers?‘, Journal of Animal Ethics 1.1 (2011): 9-36. J. De Boo and A. Knight ‗Increasing the implementation of alternatives to laboratory animal use: Part 1 [Jap]‘. JAVA News 87 (2011): 22-3. K. Boom and D. Ben-Ami ‗Shooting our wildlife: An analysis of the law and its animal welfare outcomes for kangaroos & wallabies', Australian Animal Protection Law Journal 44 (2011). G.D. Daniels and J.B. Kirkpatrick ‗Attitude and action syndromes of exurban landowners have little effect on native mammals in exurbia‘, Biodiversity and Conservation. In press. K. Deskovich, A. Tribe, A. and C.J.C. Phillips ‗Fostering appropriate behaviour in rehabilitant orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus)‘, International Journal of Primatology 32 (2011): 616-633. C. Degeling and M. Rock ‗Portrayals of canine obesity in English-language newspapers and in leading veterinary journals, 2000-2009: Implications for animal welfare organizations and veterinarians as public educators‘, Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 14 (201): 286-303. K. Descovich, T.E. Reints Bok, A. Lisle and C.J.C. Phillips ‗Auditory laterality in a nocturnal, fossorial marsupial (Lasiorhinus latifrons) in response to bilateral stimuli‘, Laterality (2011). In press. M.J. Farnworth, J. Campbell and N.J. Adams ‗What's in a name? Perceptions of stray and feral cat welfare and control in Aotearoa New Zealand‘, Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 14.1 (2011): 59-74. A.C. Fernie, A. Tribe, P.J. Murray, A. Lisle, and C.J.C. Phillips ‗A survey of the attitudes of stakeholders in the zoo industry towards the husbandry requirements of captive great apes‘, Animal Welfare. In press. L.A. Hogan, S.D. Johnston, A. Lisle, T. Keeley, V. Nicolson, A. Horsup, T. Janssen and C.J.C. Phillips ‗Regular handling reduces behavioural but not physiological stress responses of wombats (Lasiorhinus latifrons) towards humans‘, Applied Animal Behaviour Science. In press. 8
S. Izmirli and C.J.C. Phillips The relationship between student consumption of animal products and attitudes to animals in Europe and Asia‘, British Food Journal 113 (2011): 436-450. ‗Attitudes of Australian and Turkish veterinary teaching staff towards animal welfare and rights‘, Journal of Veterinary Medical Education. In press. A.J. Keown, M.J. Farnworth and N.J. Adams ‗Attitudes towards the perception and management of pain in rabbits and guinea pigs by a sample of veterinarians in New Zealand‘, New Zealand Veterinary Journal 59 (2011): 305-310. Andrew Knight ‗In search of the Giant Nautilus‘, Vet Practice 43.5 [UK] (2011): 52-3. ‗In search of the Tasmanian tiger‘, Vet Practice 43.4 [UK] (2011): 62-3. Elizabeth Leane and Helen Tiffin ‗Dogs, Meat and Douglas Mawson‘, Australian Humanities Review 51 (2011): http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/ Dan Lyons ‗Protecting Animals versus the Pursuit of Knowledge: The Evolution of the British Animal Research Policy Process‘, Society and Animals19 (2011): 356-367. http://bit.ly/sr1PkU T.W. McGowan, C.J.C. Phillips, N. Perkins, D.R. Hodgson, and C.M. McGowan ‗The effect of owners‘ personality on opinions and experience of euthanasia in aged horses‘, Anthrozoos. In press Lyle Munro ‗Animal rights in theory and practice: A review of the sociological literature‘, Sociology Compass Online Journal. Forthcoming early 2012. Jemàl Nath and Desireé Prideaux ‗The Civilised Burger: Meat Alternatives as a Conversion Aid and Social Instrument for Australian Vegetarians and Vegans‘, Australian Humanities Review 51 (2011) http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/ Christopher Neff ‗Australian Beach Safely and the Politics of Shark Attacks‘, Coastal Management Journal 40. Forthcoming March 2012. Atilla Orel ‗Monsters, Devils and Daemons: The Accusations of Nineteenth-Century Vegetarian Writers‘, Philament 17 (2011): 46-74. http://sydney.edu.au/arts/publications/philament/issue17_pdfs/orel.pdf Adrian Peace ‗Kill Skippy? Red Meat Versus Kangaroo Meat in the Australian Diet‘, Australian Humanities Review 51 (2011) http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/ 9
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