A-LAW Bitesize Animal Law Episode 1: The History of Animal Law by Dr Simon Brooman, LJMU Law School скачать в хорошем качестве

A-LAW Bitesize Animal Law Episode 1: The History of Animal Law by Dr Simon Brooman, LJMU Law School

In the summer of 2020, The UK Centre for Animal Law (A-law) welcomed delegates to our first virtual Bitesize Animal Law Series and we are pleased to make recordings of these sessions available on YouTube. Our first session, which was hosted on May 6th 2020, was presented by Dr Simon Brooman and provided an introductory history to animal law. Dr Simon Brooman is a Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and SEEDS award winner 2020 from the International Society of Animal Rights for his contributions to developing Animal Law in Higher Education. Simon's Animal Law course at LJMU examines areas such as the history of animal rights and legal approaches to animals, animal testing, endangered species, fur farming and fox hunting. He is widely published in the area with his seminal book ('Law Relating to Animals', Cavendish 1997) co-written with Dr Debbie Legge, being considered one of the major stepping stones in developing Animal Law in higher education. His current areas of research include the UK approach to animal sentience and the development of a law of international ecocide embracing the protection of animals. You can find more videos about animal law on our YouTube channel.