Animal Labour: Ethical, Legal and Political Perspectives on Recognizing Animals’ Work

27 avril 2018 Valery
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The TETT CENTRE, Kingston, ON
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Animal Labour: Ethical, Legal and Political Perspectives on Recognizing Animals’ Work @ The TETT CENTRE, Kingston, ON
Are animals workers? Under what conditions could animal labour become a source of meaning and well-being for animals? What legal, political and social changes would be required to create interspecies workplaces that are just? How can we ensure that talk of animal work is not used to gloss over existing forms of exploitation? Is there a post-work world for animals?

For more information, or to reserve a seat, please contact Charlotte Blattner at: charlotte.blattner@queensu.ca.

INVITED SPEAKERS

Omar Bachour, Queen’s University
Alasdair Cochrane, University of Sheffield
Charlotte Blattner, Queen’s University
Jessica Eisen, University of Alberta
Nicolas Delon, University of Chicago
Kendra Coulter, Brock University
Renée D’Souza, Queen’s University
Alice Hovorka, Queen’s University
Dinesh Wadiwel, University of Sydney
Sue Donaldson, Queen’s University
Will Kymlicka, Queen’s University

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