Tatjana Visak is a postdoctoral fellow at the Philosophy Department of Mannheim University and the Philosophy Department of Saarland University, Germany.

Robert Garner is Professor of Politics at the University of Leicester.

Belshaw, Christopher, Philosophy Department, Open University, United Kingdom

Bradley, Ben, Philosophy Department, Syracuse University, United States of America

Cochrane, Alasdair, Department of Politics, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

Garner, Robert, Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Leicester, United Kingdom

Holtug, Nils, Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Kagan, Shelly, Philosophy Department, Yale University, United States of America

Kaldewaij, Frederike, Philosophy Department, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Kasperbauer, T.J., Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Korsgaard, Christine, Philosophy Department, Harvard University, United States of America

Luper, Steven, Department of Philosophy, Trinity University, United States of America

McMahan, Jeff, Department of Philosophy, Oxford University, United Kingdom

Sandøe, Peter, Department of Food and Resource Economics and Department of Large Animal Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Singer, Peter, Department of Philosophy, Princeton University, United States of America and Department of Philosophy, University of Melbourne, Australia

Visak, Tatjana, Philosophy Department, Mannheim University and Philosophy Department, Saarland University, Germany

"...serves as a wonderful introduction to the topic and contribution to the literature...Overall, this volume has a remarkably consistent high quality for an edited collection, as well as several genuinely standout pieces...I highly recommend this book for research as well as teaching. I would go so far as to call it essential for people working on animal ethics." -- Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews Online

"This work has much to offer anyone interested in animal studies, human-animal interactions, or ethical/moral philosophy in general, as it examines many core ideas and notable philosophical positions...it should be read comparatively across a variety of philosophical frames or used as a reference to approach the core issues it takes upELRecommended."-- Choice