Nonhuman animal property: Reconciling environmentalism and animal rights

Journal of Social Philosophy 36 (3):305–315 (2005)
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In this paper I extend liberal property rights theory to nonhuman animals.I sketch an outline of a nonhuman animal property rights regime and argue that both proponents of animal rights and ecological holism ought to accept nonhuman animal property rights. To conclude I address a series of objections.

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