Animal Welfare Governance in EU Agriculture

Diane Ryland

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Abstract: This ground-breaking book sets out a comprehensive governance framework to raise the welfare of animals across EU agriculture and the agri-food chain. Diane Ryland argues that a global response is needed to promote animal wellbeing in agriculture, focusing on the importance of the relations between public and private standard-setting bodies.

Keywords: Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Environment; Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781803923475
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Animal Welfare Governance in EU Agriculture: hybrid standards, trade and values in the agri-food chain , pp 1-18

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Ch 2 Animal welfare in EU agriculture , pp 19-64

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Ch 3 EU soft law and policy , pp 65-107

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Ch 4 The EU Common Agricultural Policy , pp 108-138

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Ch 5 Private animal welfare standards: motivation and effect , pp 139-162

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Ch 6 Private farm assurance: a comparative review , pp 163-216

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Ch 7 Hybrid governance in a value chain , pp 217-245

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Ch 8 Conclusion to Animal Welfare Governance in EU Agriculture. A contribution to global animal law , pp 246-250

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