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| List of Tables | |
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| List of Abbreviations | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Animal protection and mainstream public policy | |
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| Pluralism, policy networks and animal protection | |
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| A guide to the chapters | |
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| Pluralism, animal protection and research methodology | |
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| The Institutional Framework of Animal Protection | |
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| Legislative support for animal protection | |
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| Sectorization and the structure of animal protection decision-making | |
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| Institutional structures and animal protection in Britain | |
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| Institutional structures and animal protection in the United States | |
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| The Economics and Politics of Animal Exploitation | |
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| The political economy of wildlife and animal entertainment | |
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| The economic structure of intensive agriculture | |
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| The animal research community | |
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| The political organization of the animal-use lobby | |
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| The Animal Protection Movement: Recruitment, Ideology and Strategy | |
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| Mancur Olson and membership recruitment | |
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| Rational choice and human interests | |
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| Group maintenance and the role of the entrepreneur | |
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| Animal rights and solidaristic collectivism--A post-Olsonian agenda | |
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| Animal rights and the 'new welfarism' | |
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| Lobbying for Animals | |
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| The development of the modern animal protection movement | |
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| Key political actors | |
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| Financial resources and political influence | |
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| Organizational alliances and policy sectorization | |
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| Parliament and Animal Protection | |
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| Parliament's limited role | |
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| Parliament and hunting | |
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| Legislation, scrutiny and agenda setting | |
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| The extent of animal advocacy in parliament | |
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| Profile of animal advocates in the House | |
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| American Legislators and Animal Protection | |
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| The scope of Congressional support | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Politics of Farm Animal Welfare in the United States | |
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| Historical origins and development of the agricultural policy community | |
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| Congressional committees and farm animal welfare | |
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| Congress, USDA and farm animals | |
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| A brighter future for farm animal welfare? | |
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| The Politics of Farm Animal Welfare in Britain | |
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| The challenge of animal welfare | |
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| A damage limitation exercise? | |
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| A genuine attempt to balance interests? | |
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| A policy community under siege | |
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| The Politics of Animal Research in Britain | |
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| Origins of the animal research policy network | |
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| Littlewood to Mellor | |
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| 1986 Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act | |
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| Ten Years on--have the animals benefited? | |
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| The three Rs | |
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| Enforcement | |
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| The Politics of Animal Research in the United States | |
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| Public pressure and Congressional action | |
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| Laboratory Animal Welfare Act 1966 | |
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| Improved Standards for Laboratory Animals Act 1985 | |
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| Pet Theft Act 1990 | |
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| What has Congress achieved? | |
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| Executive agencies and animal testing | |
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| The issue network and regulatory obstruction | |
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| Enforcement failures | |
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| Conclusion: Animal Protection and Pluralist Politics | |
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| The degree of policy sectorization | |
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| Power structures within networks | |
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| The relationship between structure and outcome | |
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| Explaining change | |
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| Database Design | |
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| Questionnaire Design | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |