Sarah Tauber
Biographic Data
| ID | 101842 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sarah Tauber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sarah |
| FAMILY NAME | Tauber |
| SIGNATURE | TAUBER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3584-8621 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Global Animal Advocacy Movement in International Relations: Toward an animal-inclusive IR
International Relations (IR) scholarship on Global Social Movements (GSMs) has helped usher in post-realist theories, such as constructivism and critical IR. Despite its innovativeness, extant GSM research is limited because it ignores the relevance of the Global Animal Advocacy Movement (GAAM), which seeks to end animal exploitation. The omission of GAAM is emblematic of IR's anthropocentric disregard of the relevance of animals in global politi…
Cross-National Measures of the Treatment of Animals
To conduct their work, Human-Animal Studies scholars, practitioners, and activists need to understand how different nations treat animals. Although extant cross-national measures of the treatment of animals are helpful, they are quantitatively unsophisticated, narrow in focus, and nontransparent. This paper offers a sounder methodology for measuring how nations treat animals. Using polychoric factor analysis of nine indicators that capture the tr…
The Impact of the Threat of Terrorism on U.S. District Court Decisions During Wartime
Federal courts are key actors in the U.S. government’s fight against terrorism because they adjudicate cases based on the USA PATRIOT Act, and accordingly make national security policy. We examine the extent that the terror threat influences judicial decisions in a dataset of 111 USA PATRIOT Act cases decided in the U.S. District Courts from 2001 through 2013, while controlling for other judicial decision-making variables. The results demonstrate…
State Legislators’ Roll-Call Votes on Farm Animal Protection Bills: The Agricultural Connection
Nonhuman animal studies scholars have extensively investigated attitudes on animal welfare in general and farm animal welfare in particular. Thus far, this research has focused mainly on public opinion, but there has been minimal research seeking to explain the influences on actual policymakers when they vote on farm animal welfare legislation. This paper contributes to this literature by quantitatively analyzing 216 state legislators’ votes on t…
The Influence of Animal Advocacy Groups in State Courts of Last Resort
Since the 1970s, animal advocacy groups have attempted to improve the treatment of non-human animals by influencing public opinion and lobbying for legislation that protects animals. Empirical assessments of these efforts have reported mixed results. Animal advocacy groups also use litigation as a means of improving the treatment of nonhuman animals, but there has been limited empirical testing of the effectiveness of animal advocacy litigation. …
The Influence of Animal Advocacy Groups in State Courts of Last Resort
Brill is grateful to Peter Coebergh for successfully leading the company over the past four years
Writing and Art by Jewish Women of Color
Writing and Art by Jewish Women of Color." Katya Gibel Azoulay. Siona Benjamin. Carolivia Herron. Shahanna McKinney. Aurora Levins Morales. and Rosa Maria Pegueros (contributing editors). Bridges:. Journal for Jewish Feminists and Our Friends, Volume 9, Number. (Summer), 2001. 128 pp. (Paper US$9.00)
Capital Punishment Decision Making on the Supreme Court of Florida
As they have done with research on the U.S. Supreme Court, judicial politics scholars have studied the influences on state supreme court justices' decision making. Although earlier state court decision‐making research focused on extra‐legal explanations, more recent studies have integrated both legal and extra‐legal variables into their models. However, most of the extant research on state court decision making employs a multi‐state design, which…
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U. S. Courts of Appeals
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
There is a rich history of scholarship demonstrating that interest groups have influenced judicial policymaking, but there has not been a system atic test of whether a single group has contributed to case outcomes over an entire policy area while controlling for other elements of judicial deci sion making. Additionally, the degree to which extra-legal factors domi nate a group's ability to influence judicial policy has not been explored sufficien…
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
There is a rich history of scholarship demonstrating that interest groups have influenced judicial policymaking, but there has not been a system atic test of whether a single group has contributed to case outcomes over an entire policy area while controlling for other elements of judicial deci sion making. Additionally, the degree to which extra-legal factors domi nate a group's ability to influence judicial policy has not been explored sufficien…
The Global Animal Advocacy Movement in International Relations: Toward an animal-inclusive IR
International Relations (IR) scholarship on Global Social Movements (GSMs) has helped usher in post-realist theories, such as constructivism and critical IR. Despite its innovativeness, extant GSM research is limited because it ignores the relevance of the Global Animal Advocacy Movement (GAAM), which seeks to end animal exploitation. The omission of GAAM is emblematic of IR's anthropocentric disregard of the relevance of animals in global politi…
The Impact of the Threat of Terrorism on U.S. District Court Decisions During Wartime
Federal courts are key actors in the U.S. government’s fight against terrorism because they adjudicate cases based on the USA PATRIOT Act, and accordingly make national security policy. We examine the extent that the terror threat influences judicial decisions in a dataset of 111 USA PATRIOT Act cases decided in the U.S. District Courts from 2001 through 2013, while controlling for other judicial decision-making variables. The results demonstrate…
The Influence of Animal Advocacy Groups in State Courts of Last Resort
Brill is grateful to Peter Coebergh for successfully leading the company over the past four years
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U. S. Courts of Appeals
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U. S. Courts of Appeals
On Behalf of the Condemned? The Impact of the Naacp Legal Defense Fund on Capital Punishment Decision Making in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
There is a rich history of scholarship demonstrating that interest groups have influenced judicial policymaking, but there has not been a system atic test of whether a single group has contributed to case outcomes over an entire policy area while controlling for other elements of judicial deci sion making. Additionally, the degree to which extra-legal factors domi nate a group's ability to influence judicial policy has not been explored sufficien…
Capital Punishment Decision Making on the Supreme Court of Florida
As they have done with research on the U.S. Supreme Court, judicial politics scholars have studied the influences on state supreme court justices' decision making. Although earlier state court decision‐making research focused on extra‐legal explanations, more recent studies have integrated both legal and extra‐legal variables into their models. However, most of the extant research on state court decision making employs a multi‐state design, which…
Writing and Art by Jewish Women of Color
Writing and Art by Jewish Women of Color." Katya Gibel Azoulay. Siona Benjamin. Carolivia Herron. Shahanna McKinney. Aurora Levins Morales. and Rosa Maria Pegueros (contributing editors). Bridges:. Journal for Jewish Feminists and Our Friends, Volume 9, Number. (Summer), 2001. 128 pp. (Paper US$9.00)
The Influence of Animal Advocacy Groups in State Courts of Last Resort
Since the 1970s, animal advocacy groups have attempted to improve the treatment of non-human animals by influencing public opinion and lobbying for legislation that protects animals. Empirical assessments of these efforts have reported mixed results. Animal advocacy groups also use litigation as a means of improving the treatment of nonhuman animals, but there has been limited empirical testing of the effectiveness of animal advocacy litigation. …
The Influence of Animal Advocacy Groups in State Courts of Last Resort
Brill is grateful to Peter Coebergh for successfully leading the company over the past four years
State Legislators’ Roll-Call Votes on Farm Animal Protection Bills: The Agricultural Connection
Nonhuman animal studies scholars have extensively investigated attitudes on animal welfare in general and farm animal welfare in particular. Thus far, this research has focused mainly on public opinion, but there has been minimal research seeking to explain the influences on actual policymakers when they vote on farm animal welfare legislation. This paper contributes to this literature by quantitatively analyzing 216 state legislators’ votes on t…
The Impact of the Threat of Terrorism on U.S. District Court Decisions During Wartime
Federal courts are key actors in the U.S. government’s fight against terrorism because they adjudicate cases based on the USA PATRIOT Act, and accordingly make national security policy. We examine the extent that the terror threat influences judicial decisions in a dataset of 111 USA PATRIOT Act cases decided in the U.S. District Courts from 2001 through 2013, while controlling for other judicial decision-making variables. The results demonstrate…
Cross-National Measures of the Treatment of Animals
To conduct their work, Human-Animal Studies scholars, practitioners, and activists need to understand how different nations treat animals. Although extant cross-national measures of the treatment of animals are helpful, they are quantitatively unsophisticated, narrow in focus, and nontransparent. This paper offers a sounder methodology for measuring how nations treat animals. Using polychoric factor analysis of nine indicators that capture the tr…
The Global Animal Advocacy Movement in International Relations: Toward an animal-inclusive IR
International Relations (IR) scholarship on Global Social Movements (GSMs) has helped usher in post-realist theories, such as constructivism and critical IR. Despite its innovativeness, extant GSM research is limited because it ignores the relevance of the Global Animal Advocacy Movement (GAAM), which seeks to end animal exploitation. The omission of GAAM is emblematic of IR's anthropocentric disregard of the relevance of animals in global politi…
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