2022
DOI: 10.3167/saas.2022.300309
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The Politics of Equivalence

Abstract: English Abstract: Transnational animal welfare NGOs working in Jordan enfold both animals and humans into their missions of care, making the claim that animal welfare is a form of human welfare. This approach requires making humans and animals equivalent enough to one another so that their lives, their economic prospects and their moral futures might be collectively addressed. In some cases, these ‘politics of equivalence’ draw on the legacies of dehumanisation and animalisation in colonial narratives of anima… Show more

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