The Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law Veterinary Association
Promoting understanding and debate on today’s animal welfare issues
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The Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law Veterinary Association Promoting understanding and debate on today’s animal welfare issues |
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PUBLICATIONS AND RESOURCES Journal Spring 2009 Should we (and can we) be impartial when teaching ethics? Kathy Anzuino Participatory learning James Yeates Two student-centred approaches to teaching ethics in a veterinary curriculum Alison Hanlon Core curriculum for an AWSELVA curriculum: demonstration of the WSPA curriculum Nancy Clarke Winter 2007 Metal Myth & Equine Mystery Robert Cook Mechanisms or implementing welfare improvements in the EU Mara Miele Street dog population control Kathy Anzuino Summer 2007 Recognising Autonomy David Lamb Death is not a welfare issue James Yeates AWSELVA Ethics weekend 2007: Summaries of discussion groups David Main, Kate Rawles and Nigel Weller AWSELVA Ethics weekend 2007: A personal perspective Maggie Fisher |
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