The collapse of the past: COVID-19

Q2 Social Sciences
Derecho Animal Pub Date : 2020-06-10 DOI:10.5565/rev/da.507
Marita Giménez-Candela
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We are faced with a global pandemic, the devastating consequences of which have struck the lives of millions of human beings The first effect we intuitively sensed was the collapse of the past;a situation in which parallels with the scourges that past civilisations have experienced, as was the case in Rome, are clearly perceptible The reflections we present in this new journal volume allow us to delve into the causes of this ravage We try to enrich the debate on how a society can change the paradigms that have led us to this situation Industrial activities, the conservation of wild fauna, cohabitation with urban animals, social responsibility in the face of climate change, the preservation of biodiversity, animal experimentation, governance of a global sector that requires global agreements beyond the EU, public policies recognising animal sentience, the contribution of an eco-centric ethical awareness Overall, these are only some of the issues to which we may contribute, in order to know more to treat animals better This is the moment to take on challenges that can help many to have assurances and stimulation at a time in which improving the lives of animals is equally to improve the lives of citizens © 2020, International Center for Animal Law and Policy All rights reserved
过去的崩溃:COVID-19
我们正面临一场全球性的大流行病,其毁灭性的后果已影响到数百万人的生命。我们直觉地感觉到的第一个影响是过去的崩溃;这种情况与过去文明所经历的灾难,如罗马的情况,我们在这个新的期刊卷中提出的思考使我们能够深入研究这种破坏的原因。我们试图丰富关于社会如何改变导致我们这种情况的范式的辩论工业活动,野生动物的保护,与城市动物的同居,面对气候变化的社会责任,保护生物多样性,动物实验,治理全球行业需要全球协议在欧盟之外,公共政策承认动物的感觉,整体eco-centric伦理意识的贡献,这些只是我们可能造成的一些问题,为了知道更多更好地对待动物这个时刻接受挑战能帮助许多有保证和刺激一次,改善动物的生活同样是改善公民的生活©2020,国际动物法律和政策中心版权所有
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Derecho Animal
Derecho Animal Social Sciences-Law
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