Sue Donaldson, Will Kymlicka
Abstract
1. Introduction PART I: AN EXPANDED THEORY OF ANIMAL RIGHTS 2. Universal Basic Rights for Animals 3. Expanding ART via Citizenship Theory PART II: APPLICATIONS 4. Domesticated Animals within ART 5. Domesticated Animal Citizens 6. Wild Animal Sovereignty 7. Liminal Animal Denizens 8. Conclusion
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1. Introduction PART I: AN EXPANDED THEORY OF ANIMAL RIGHTS 2. Universal Basic Rights for Animals 3. Expanding ART via Citizenship Theory PART II: APPLICATIONS 4. Domesticated Animals within ART 5. Domesticated Animal Citizens 6. Wild Animal Sovereignty 7. Liminal Animal Denizens 8. Conclusion
Key concepts: Domestication, Animal rights, Citizenship, Liminality, Politics, Political science, Sovereignty, Human animal