Rights, Solidarity, and the Animal Welfare State

Between the Species 19 (1) (2016)
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This article argues that aspects of the animal rights view can be constructively modulated through a communitarian approach and come to promote animal welfare through the social contexts of expanded caring communities. The Nordic welfare state is presented as a conceivable caring community within which animals could be viewed and treated appropriately as co-citizens with solidarity based rights and duties.

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Jes Lynning Harfeld
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