Journals
3. Articles in journals and books
*Aaltola, Elisa 2011. The Philosophy behind the movement. Animal studies versus Animal Rights. Society and Animals 19: 391-404.
Ackerman, Gary A. 2003. Beyond Arson? A Threat Assessment of the Earth Liberation Front. Terrorism and Political Violence 15 (4): 143-170.
Amiot, Catherine E. / Bastian, Brock 2015. Toward a Psychology of Human-Animal Relations. Psychological Bulletin 141 (1): 6-47.
Amster, Randall 2006. Perspectives on Ecoterrorism: Catalysts, Conflations, and Casualties. Contemporary Justice Review 9 (3): 287-301.
Beck, Colin J. 2007 On the Radical Cusp. Ecoterrorism in the United States, 1998-2005. Mobilization: An International Journal 12 (2): 161-176.
Benford, Robert D. / Snow, David A. 2000. Framing Processes and Social Movements: An Overview and Assessment. Annual Review of Sociology 26: 611-639.
Benton, Ted 1993. Animal Rights and Social Relations. In: Dobson, Andrew / Lucardie, Paul (eds.). The Politics of Nature. London, Routledge: 161-176. Reprinted in: Palmer, Clare (ed.) 2008.
Bertuzzi, Niccolo 2019. Contemporary animal advocacy in Italy. Modern Italy: Journal of the Association for the Study of Modern Italy 24 (1): 1-20. (1): 1-20.
Berry, Bonnie 1997. Human and Nonhuman Animal Rights and Oppression: An Evolution toward Equality. Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology 25 (2): 155-160.
Berry, Bonnie 2004. International progress and regress on animal rights. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 24 (9): 58-75.
Best, Steven 2006. Rethinking Revolution: Animal Liberation, Human Liberation, and the Future of the Left. International Journal of Inclusive Democracy 2 (3): http://www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/vol2/vol2.htm
Birke, Linda / Bryld, Mette / Lykke, Nina 2004. Animal performances. An exploration of intersections between feminist science studies and studies of human/animal relationships. Feminist Theory 5 (2): 167-183.
Birke, Linda 2012. Unnamed Others: How Can Thinking about “Animals” Matter to Feminist Theorizing? NORA : Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research 20: 148-157.
Capatti, Alberto 2004. The birth of vegetarian associations in Italy. Food and History 2 (1): 167-190.
*Carson, Jennifer Varriale / LaFree, Gary / Dugan, Laura 2012. Terrorist and Non-Terrorist Criminal Attacks by Radical Environmental and Animal Rights Groups in the United States, 1970-2007. Terrorism and Political Violence 24 (2): 295-319.
Case, Denise R. 2003. The USA PATRIOT Act: Adding Bite to the Fight against Animal Rights Terrorism? Rutgers Law Journal 34: 187-233.
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Cherry, Elizabeth. 2016. "The Pig That Therefore I Am": Visual Art and Animal Activism. Humanity and Society, 40 (1): 64-85.
*Cherry, Elizabeth 2010. Shifting Symbolic Boundaries: Cultural Strategies of the Animal Rights Movement. Sociological Forum 25 (3): 450-475. (PDF)
*Cherry, Elizabeth 2006. Veganism as a Cultural Movement: A Relational Approach. Social Movement Studies 5 (2): 155-170.
Cherry, Elizabeth 2007. Reviewed Item: Munro, Lyle 2005 Confronting Cruelty: Moral Orthodoxy and the Challenge of the Animal Rights Movement. Mobilization: An International Journal 12 (1): 96-97.
Cole, Matthew / Morgan, Karen 2011. Vegaphobia: derogatory discourses of veganism and the reproduction of speciesism in UK national newspaper. British Journal of Sociology 61 (1): 134-153.
Cole, Matthew / Morgan, Karen 2011. The discursive representation of nonhuman animals in a culture of denial. In. Carter, Bob / Charles, Nickie (eds.). Humans and Other Animals: Critical Perspectives. Basingstoke, Hampshire, Palgrave Macmillan: 112-132.
Cole, Matthew / Stewart, Kate 2009. The conceptual separation of food and animals in childhood. Food, Culture & Society 12 (4): 457-476.
Cole, Matthew 2008. Asceticism and hedonism in research discourses of veg*anism. British Food Journal 110 (6-7): 706-716.
Cooke, Steve. 2013. Animal rights and environmental terrorism. Journal of Terrorism Research, 4 (2): DOI: http://doi.org/10.15664/jtr.15532
Cooper, David E. 1992. Reviewed Item: Tester, Keith 1991. Animals and Society: The Humanity of Animal Rights. Sociological Review 40 (1): 165-167.
Diaz Carmona, Estela 2012. Profile of the Vegan Animal Rights Activist in Spain. Revista Espanola de Investigaciones Sociologicas 139: 175-187.
*Donovan, John / Coupe, Richard Timothy 2013. Animal rights extremism: Victimization, investigation and detection of a campaign of criminal intimidation. European Journal of Criminology 10 (1): 113-132.
Duerk, John A. 2012. A cultural analysis of the animal rights movement (Dissertation, Northern Illinois University). Ann Arbor, ProQuest.
Eagan, Sean P. 1996. From Spikes to Bombs: The Rise of Eco-Terrorism. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 19 (1): 1-18.
*Einwohner, Rachel 2002. Bringing the Outsiders in: Opponents’ Claims and the Construction of Animal Rights Activists’ Identity’. Mobilization: An International Journal 7: 253-268.
Einwohner, Rachel 2002. Motivational Framing and Efficacy Maintenance: Animal Rights Activists' Use of Four Fortifying Strategies. Sociological Quarterly 43 (4): 509-526.
Einwohner, Rachel 1999. Practices, Opportunity, and Protest Effectiveness: Illustrations from Four Animal Rights Campaigns. Social Problems 46 (2): 169-186.
Einwohner, Rachel 1999. Gender, Class, and Social Movement Outcomes: Identity and Effectiveness in Two Animal Rights Campaigns. Gender and Society 13 (1): 56-76.
Epstein, Richard A. 2000. The Dangerous Claims of the Animal Rights Movement. Animals can feel pain, they can show anger, they can plan. So why shouldn't they have rights? The Responsive Community 10 (2): Reprinted in Armstrong, S. 2008.
Eyerman, Ron / Jamison, Andrew 1991. Social Movements: A Cognitive Approach. Cambridge, Polity Press.
Fitzgerald, Amy J. / Kalof, Linda / Dietz, Thomas 2009. Slaughterhouses and Increased Crime Rates: An Empirical Analysis of the Spillover From "The Jungle" into the Surrounding Area. Organization and Environment 22 (2): 158-184.
Fitzgerald, Amy J. 2010. A Social History of the Slaughterhouse: From Inception to Contemporary Implications. Human Ecology Review 17 (1): 58-69.
Flükiger, Jean-Marc 2008. An Appraisal of the Radical Animal Liberation Movement in Switzerland. 2003 to March 2007. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 31 (2): 145-157.
Flükiger, Jean-Marc 2008. The Radical Animal Liberation Movement: Some Reflections on Its Future. Journal for the Study of Radicalism 2 (2): 111-132.
Fotopoulos, Takis / Sargis, John 2006. Human liberation vs. animal "liberation". International Journal of Inclusive Democracy 2 (3): www.inclusivedemocracy.org/journal/vol2/vol2.htm
Fraiman, Susan 2012. Pussy Panic versus Liking Animals: Tracking Gender in Animal Studies. Critical Inquiry 39: 89-115.
Freeman, Carrie Packwood 2010. Framing Animal Rights in the "Go Veg" Campaigns of US Animal Rights Organizations. Society and Animals 18 (2): 163-182
Friedrichs, Jürgen 1997. Die gewaltsame Legitimierung sozialer Normen. Das Beispiel der Tierrechtler/Veganer. In: Trotha, Trutz von (ed.). Soziologie der Gewalt. (KZfSS, Sonderheft 37). Opladen: 327-354.
Fritsvold, Erik D. 2009. Under the Law: Legal Consciousness and Radical Environmental Activism. Law & Social Inquiry 34 (4): 799-824.
Gaarder, Emily 2011. Where the Boys Aren't: The Predominance of Women in Animal Rights Activism. Feminist Formations 23(2): 54-76.
*Gaarder, Emily 2008. Risk & Reward: The Impact of Animal Rights Activism on Women. Society and Animals 16(1): 1-22.
*Garner, Robert 1998. Defending Animal Rights. Parliamentary Affairs 51 (3): 462-463.
Garner, Robert 2002. Political Ideologie and the Legal Staus of Animals. Animal Law Review 8: 77-91.
*Garner, Robert 2008. The Politics of Animal Rights. British Politics 3 (1): 110-119.
*Garner, Robert 2011. In Defence of Animal Sentience: A Critique of Cochrane’s Liberty Thesis. Political Studies 59: 175-187.
Gille, Zsuzsa 2011. The Hungarian Foie Gras Boycott: Struggles for Moral Sovereignty in Postsocialist Europe. East European Politics and Societies 25(1): 114-128.
Girgen, Jen 2008. Constructing animal rights activism as a social threat: Claims-making in the 'New York Times' and in congressional hearings (Dissertation - Tallahassee, FL The Florida State University). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Glasser, Carol Lynn 2012. Moderates and Radicals Under Repression. The U.S. animal rights movement, 1990-2010 (Dissertation University of California, Irvine). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Goldberg, Justin Mathew 2013 Internalizing Empathy: The Influence of Social Morality on Attitudes Towards Animal Rights (Master Thesis). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Goodman, Jared S. 2008. Shielding Corporate Interests from Public Dissent: An Examination of the Undesirability and Unconstitutionality of Eco-Terrorism Legislation. Journal of Law and Policy 16 (2): 823-875 https://www.brooklaw.edu/~/media/PDF/LawJournals/JLP_PDF/jlp_vol16ii.ashx
Goodman, Ryan J. 2013. How We Fight: Strategies at Emergence among Animal Rights and LGBTQ Rights Organizations. (Dissertation). Ann Arbor, ProQuest.
*Groves, Julian McAllister 2001. Animal rights and the politics of emotion. folk constructs of emotions in the animal rights movement. In. Goodwin, Jeff / et al. (eds.). Passionate Politics: Emotions and Social Movements. Chicago, IL, University of Chicago Press: 212-229.
*Hadley, John 2015. A meta-level problem for animal rights theory. In. Aaltola, Elisa / Hadley, John (eds.). Animal Ethics and Philosophy. Questioning the Orthodoxy. London, Rowman & Littlefield: 15-30.
*Hadley, John 2009. Animal Rights Extremism and the Terrorism Question. Journal of Social Philosophy 40 (3): 363-378.
Hadley, John 2009. Animal Rights and Self-Defense Theory. Journal of Value Inquiry 43 (2): 165-177.
Haenfler, Ross / Johnson, Brett / Jones, Ellis 2012. Lifestyle Movements: Exploring the Intersection of Lifestyle and Social Movements. Social Movement Studies 11 (1): 1-20.
Harris, Martyn 1985. The Animal Rights Brigade. New Society. (Jan 31, 1985)): 168-171.
*Herzog, Dorothea / Galvin, Shelley L. 1998. Attitudes and Dispositional Optimism of Animal Rights Demonstrators. Society and Animals 6 (1): 1-11.
*Herzog, Harold A. / Golden, Lauren L. 2009. Moral Emotions and Social Activism: The Case of Animal Rights. Journal of Social Issues 65 (3): 485-498.
Herzog, Harold A. / et al. 1997. Animal Rights Talk. Moral Debate over the Internet. Qualitative Sociology 20 (3): 399-418.
*Herzog, Harold A. / Galvin, Shelley L. 1992. Ethical Ideology, Animal Rights Activism, and Attitudes Toward the Treatment of Animals. Ethics and Behavior 2 (3): 141-149.
*Herzog, Harold A. 1993. “The movement is my life”: The psychology of animal rights activism. Journal of Social Issues 49: 103 - 119.
*Hirsch-Hoefler, Sivan / Mudde, Cas 2014. Ecoterrorism: Terrorist Threat or Political Ploy? Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 37 (7): 586-603.
Hobson-West, Pru 2007. Reviewed Item: Munro, Lyle 2005 Confronting Cruelty. Moral Orthodoxy and the Challenge of the Animal Rights Movement. Sociology 41 (2): 375-377.
*Humphrey, Mathew / Stears, Mark 2006. Animal Rights Protest and the Challenge to Deliberative Democracy. Economy and Society 35 (3): 400-422.
Jacobsson, Kerstin / Lindblom, Jonas 2013. Emotion work in animal rights activism: A moral-sociological perspective. Acta Sociologica 56 (1): 55-68.
*Jacobsson, Kerstin / Lindblom, Jonas 2012. Moral Reflexivity and Dramaturgical Action in Social Movement Activism: The Case of the Plowshares and Animal Rights Sweden. Social Movement Studies 11 (1): 41-60.
*Jamison, Wesley V. / Wenk, Caspar / Parker, James V. 2000. Every sparrow that falls: Understanding animal rights activism as functional religion. Society and Animals 8 (3): 305-330 Reprinted: Armstrong, S. 2008.
Jamison, Wesley V. / Lunch, William M. 1992. Rights of Animals, Perceptions of Science, and Political Activism: Profile of American Animal Rights Activists. Science, Technology, and Human Values 17 (4): 438-458.
Jasper, James M. 2011. Emotions and Social Movements. Twenty Years of Theory and Research. Annual Review of Sociology 37: 285-303.
Jasper, James M. 1999. The Art of Moral Protest. Culture, Biography, and Creativity in Social Movement. Chicago, IL, University of Chicago Press
Jasper, James M. 1998. The Emotions of Protests: Affective and Reactive Emotions in and around Social Movements. Sociological Forum 13: 397-424.
Jasper, James M. / Poulsen, Jane D. 1995. Recruiting Strangers and Friends: Moral Shocks and Social Networks in Animal Rights and Anti-Nuclear Protests. Social Problems 42(4): 493-511.
Jasper, James M. / Poulsen, Jane 1993 Fighting Back. Vulnerabilities, Blunders, and Countermobilization by the Targets in Three Animal Rights Campaigns. Sociological Forum 8: 639-657.
Jasper, James M. / Nelkin, Dorothy 1992. The Animal Rights Crusade. The Growth of a Moral Protest. New York, NY, Free Press.
Jasper, James M. / Nelkin, Dorothy 1991. The Mentalite of the Animal Rights Movement: Sentimental Anthropomorphism and the Critique of Instrumentalism - Conference Paper. American Sociological Association.
Jasper, James M. / Poulsen, Jane D. 1989. Animal Rights and Anti-Nuclear Protest: Condensing Symbols and the Critique of Instrumental Reason (Conference Paper). American Sociological Association.
Jerolmack, Colin 2003. Tracing the Profile of Animal Rights Supporters: A Preliminary Investigation. Society and Animals 11 (3): 245-263.
Kinney, William J. 1991. The Social Psychology of Animal Rights. Wisconsin Sociologist 28: 10-16.
Kovacevic, Bozo 2010. A Manifesto of Animal Rights Movement: On Speciesism or Discrimination on the Basis of Species. Revija za sociologiju 40 (3): 337-343.
Lawrence, Elizabeth Atwood 1994. Conflicting Ideologies: Views of Animal Rights Advocates and Their Opponents. Society and Animals 2 (2): 175-190.
Liddick, Don 2013. Techniques of Neutralization and Animal Rights Activists. Deviant Behavior 34 (8): 618-634.
Lindenblatt, Michelle C. 2013. Animal/Event: Performance, Activism, and Animal Rights (Dissertation). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Lowe, Brian 2009. Reviewed Item: Bronner, Simon 2008. Killing Tradition: Inside Hunting and Animal Rights Controversies. Rural Sociology 74 (4): 637-641.
Lowe, Brian 2008. Animal Rights Struggles to Dominate the Public Moral Imagination through Sociological Warfare. Theory in Action 1 (3): 1-24.
Lowe, Brian 2006. Emerging Moral Vocabularies. The Creation and Establishment of New Forms of Moral and Ethical Meanings. Lanham, Lexington Books.
Lowe, Brian 2002. Hearts and Minds and Morality. Analyzing Moral Vocabularies in Qualitative Studies. Qualitative Sociology 25 (1): 105-128.
Lowe, Brian / Ginsberg, Caryn 2002. Animal Rights as a Post-Citizenship Movement. Society and Animals 10 (203-215).
Lowe, Brian 2001. Animal Rights as a Quasi-Religion. Implicit Religion 4 (1): 41-60.
Lowe, Brian 1998. "Free the Animals!": Animal Rights Activists as Moral Entrepreneurs - Conference Paper. American Sociological Association.
Luke, Brian 1992. From animal rights to animal liberation: An anarchistic approach to inter-species morality. (Dissertation, University of Pittsburgh). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Macauley, David 1987. Political Animals: A Study of the Emerging Animal Rights Movement in the United States. Between the Species 3: 66-75.
MacDonald, David B. 2006 Pushing the Limits of Humanity? Reinterpreting Animal Rights and “Personhood” Through the Prism of the Holocaust. Journal of Human Rights 5 (4): 417-437.
*McCoy, Kimberly E. 2007. Subverting justice: An indictment of the animal enterprise terrorism act. Animal Law Review 14 (1): 1-18.
McMurray, Kimberly 2009. But can they suffer? The militant wing of the contemporary animal rights movement and agenda-setting in congress. (Dissertation, Villanova University). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
Merskin, Debra 2010. Cleveland Amory: Media Curmudgeon and Animal Rights Crusader. Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 87 (1): 194-196.
Metcalfe, David 2008. The protest game: Animal rights protests and the life sciences industry. Negotiation Journal 24 (2): 125-143.
Michalski, Joseph H. 2016. Overcoming Sociological Naïveté in the Animal Rights Movement. Theory in Action 9 (1): 52-82.
*Mika, Marie 2009. Framing the Issue. Religion, Secular Ethics and the Case of Animal Rights Mobilization. Social Forces 85 (2): 915-941.
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Mills, Gordon 2013. The successes and failures of policing animal rights extremism in the UK 2004-2010. International Journal of Police Science and Management 15 (1): 30-44.
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Monaghana, Rachel 2000. Single-Issue Terrorism: A Neglected Phenomenon? Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 23 (4): 255-265.
Monaghana, Rachel 1999. Terrorism in the Name of Animal Rights. In. Taylor, Maxwell (ed.). The Future of Terrorism. London, Routledge: 159-169.
Monaghana, Rachel 1997. Animal Rights and Violent Protest. Terrorism and Political Violence 9 (4): 106-116.
Morgan, Jonathan M. 2003. Welfare interests and legal rights for non-human animals. (Master Thesis, University of Montana). Ann Arbor, MI, ProQuest.
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