CALL FOR PAPERS, ART, VIDEOS, INTERVIEWS, AND NARRATIVES “Eco-Ability the Intersection of Earth, Animal, and Dis-Ability” This special edition of JCAS will focus on intersections amongst animal liberation issues, environmentalism, ecology, dis-ability studies, and the newly forming theory, field[...]
Archive for the ‘Journal for Critical Animal Studies’ Category
February 26th, 2012 - 12:59 pm § in Academics, Critical Animal Studies, Interviews, Journal for Critical Animal Studies, Media Releases, Vegan Police Radio
Vasile Stanescu Interviewed by Vegan Police
Interview with Dr. Vasile Stanescu graduate of Stanford University, a board member of ICAS, member of the Editorial Collective of the Journal for Critical Animal Studies, and Co-Senior Editor of the Critical Animal Studies Book Series with Rodopi Press is interviewed on the subject of the “Ins[...]
Journal for Critical Animal Studies mentioned in The New York Times
In a recent New York Times article exploring the rise of the many manifestations of “animal studies” across campuses and universities nationwide, the Institute for Critical Animal Studies’ Journal for Critical Animal Studies was noted as being part of this important, growing movement i[...]
January 9th, 2011 - 11:04 am § in Academics, Book Series, Campus Activism, Journal for Critical Animal Studies, Media Releases
2010 ICAS Review
The Institute for Critical Animal Studies (ICAS) is the only animal advocacy organization in the world dedicated to higher education and is also fully-volunteer. There are more than two hundred ICAS volunteers who are around the world from professors to undergraduate students. After anyone realizes [...]
September 16th, 2010 - 7:24 am § in Academics, Civil Liberties/Repression, Journal for Critical Animal Studies, Journals
Call for Papers – Special Issue: Animals and Prison
Special Issue: Animals and Prison ________________ The connection between nonhuman animals and incarceration discourses has never been more intimately associated. It seems one cannot discuss animal liberation without conversing about prison, whether that be in the form of imprisoned nonhuman animals[...]
