Can Relational Ethics Guide Us in Wolf Management?

Ethics, Policy and Environment (forthcoming)
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The moral relevance of the distinction between domesticated and wild animals.Clare Palmer - 2011 - In Beauchamp Tom & Frey R. G. (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Animal Ethics,. Oxford University Press. pp. 701-725.
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