Visitor studies bibliography - European Association of Zoos and ...

FARMELO (G.) & LEWENSTEIN (B.) (eds.): Creating connections: museums and the public understanding of current
research. Walnut Creek, Altamira Press: 1-26.
FIELD (H.) & POWELL (P.), 2001: Public understanding of science versus public understanding of research. Public
Understanding of Sci. 10: 421–26.
LEWENSTEIN (B.V.) & BONNEY (R.), 2004: Different ways of looking at public understanding of research. In:
CHITTENDEN (D.), FARMELO (G.) & LEWENSTEIN (B.) (eds.): Creating connections: museums and the public
understanding of current research. Walnut Creek, Altamira: 63-72.
MEYER (M.), 2011: Researchers on display: moving the laboratory into the museum. Museum Mgmt & Curatorship
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PIFER (L.K.), 1996: Exploring the gender gap in young adult’s attitudes about animal research. Society & Animals 4:
37-52.
PIFER (L.), SHIMIZU (K.) & PIFER (R.), 1994: Public attitudes toward animal research: some international
comparisons. Society & Animals 2: 95-113.
RAO (A.), 2012: Conservatives’ trust in science at all-time low. A new study suggests a growing partisan divide as
science plays an increasing role in policy debates. The Slatest, March 29, 2012.
http://slatest.slate.com/posts/2012/03/29/conservatives_have_less_trust_in_science_than_ever.html
RODARI (P.), 2007: Images of scientists from Europe’s children. An action research project. SEDEC - Science
Education for the Development of European Citizenship. Poster. ECSITE Conf. 2007, Lisboa.
http://www.ecsite-conference.net/content/user/File/Paola%20Rodari.pdf
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING:
ATTITUDES TO WILDLIFE, NATURE AND ANIMALS – SOCIO-ECONOMICAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS
ADAMS (W.M.), 2007: Thinking like a human: social science and the two cultures problem. Oryx 41: 275-76.
AGRAWAL (A.) & GIBSON (C.), 1999: Enchantment and disenchantment: the role of community in natural resource
management. World Development 27: 629-49.
BRECHIN (S.R.), WILSHUSEN (P.R.), FORTWANGLER (C.L.) & WEST (P.C.) (eds.), 2003: Contested nature:
promoting international biodiversity with social justice in the Twenty-first Century. Albany, SUNY Press. 288 pp.
EVERNDEN (N.), 1992: The social creation of nature . Baltimore, Johns Hopkins UP.
FINDLEN (P.), 1994: Possessing nature. Berkeley, Univ. of California Press.
FRANKLIN (A.), 1999: Animals & modern cultures. A sociology of human-animal relations in modernity.
London/Thousand Oaks/New Delhi, Sage. 213 pp.
HEDIGER (H.), 1965: Man as a social partner of animals and vice-versa. Symposia Zool. Soc. of London 14: 291-300.
KINZIG (A.P.), WARREN (P.), MARTIN (C.), HOPE (D.) & KATTI (M.), 2005: The effects of human socioeconomic
status and cultural characteristics on urban patterns of biodiversity. Ecology & Society 10(1): 23.
www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol10/iss1/art23
MANFREDO (M.J.), 2008: Who cares about wildlife? Social science concepts for exploring human-wildlife
relationships and conservation issues. New York, Springer. 228 pp.
MANNING (A.) & SERPELL (J.) (eds.), 1994 : Animals and human society. Changing perspectives. London/New
York, Routledge : 1-23.
MARVIER (M.), GRANT (J.) & KAREIVA (P.), 2006: Nature: poorest may see it as their economic rival. Nature 443:
28.
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