Strategic Analysis of Animal Welfare Legislation
Submitted on Oct 19, 2008 (Original item from 2008)
Advocacy Strategies | General Animal Protection | Animal Advocacy | Campaign and Program Evaluation | Legislation, Voting, Political Candidates
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This report explores the roots of the welfare-abolition controversy and offers a method by which proposed
protective measures may be analyzed. The method is then applied to the abolition of the battery cages as a specific example. The report discusses sixteen axioms or principles that guide the thinking behind the proposed method of strategic analysis, including the principle that the wishes of animals - as expressed by animals themselves - must be respected by those who act in their interests.
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