Going Wild

A solid addition to environmental literature, Dizard's book also provides an insightful look at the conflicts between the hunting and the animal rights communities. Highly recommended. -- Booklist

Animal rights · Environmental ethics · Epistemology · Law and economics · Meaning (existential · Political science · Sociology · Environmental Philosophy and Ethics · Philosophy · Religion, Ecology, and Ethics

• La Caza De Liebres Con Galgos en Andalucía

  Open Access•Helena P Gamuz, Pablo Palenzuela Chamorro•Revista Andaluza de Antropología•2021

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• Troubled water? Acquiescence, conflict, and the politics of place in watershed management

  Open Access•Philip E Steinberg, George E Clark•Political Geography•1999

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• For the Sake of the Deer

  Open Access•D Cooper•The Sociological Review•1997

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• Leisure or Labour

  Open Access•Emma Von Essen, Leonie Tickle et al.•Sociologia Ruralis•2020

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• Expanding arenas for learning hunting ethics, their grammars and dilemmas

  Open Access•Leonie Tickle, Emma Von Essen et al.•Sociologia Ruralis•2022

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• Assumptions about Ecological Scale and Nature Knowing Best Hiding in Environmental Decisions

  Open Access•R Bruce Hull, David P Robertson et al.•Conservation Ecology•2002

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• Analyses and Interventions

  J Peter Brosius•Current Anthropology•1999

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• Rare earth at Bearlodge

  Open Access•Jeffrey Jenkins•Journal of Environmental Studies…•2016

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• The hunting industry

  Open Access•Lee Mcguigan•Journal of Consumer Culture•2016

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• Revelatory moments in fieldwork

  Open Access•David S Trigger, David Trigger et al.•Qualitative Research•2012

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• More Than Murder

  Kass Gibson•Sociology of Sport Journal•2014

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• The Econo-techno-social Design of Invasive Animal Management

  Carla Meurk•Australian Geographer•2014

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• From Delight to Wisdom

  James W Skillen, James Skillen et al.•Worldviews Global Religions…•2004

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• What do wolves mean? Conflicting social constructions of Canis lupus in “bordertown”

  Rik Scarce•Human Dimensions of Wildlife•1998

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• The impact of modernization on hunting ethics

  Emma Von Essen•Human Dimensions of Wildlife•2017

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• Every Sparrow That Falls

  Wesley V Jamison, Wesley Jamison et al.•Society and Animals•2000

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• Ecological Restoration in Australia

  David S Trigger, Yann Toussaint et al.•Society & Natural Resources•2010

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• What Is a Healthy Forest

  William Warren, WILLIAM A WARREN•Society & Natural Resources•2007

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• Can Watershed Management Unite Town and Country

  Karen M O’neill, M O'NEILL KAREN•Society & Natural Resources•2005

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• Public Understandings of Nature

  David P Robertson R Bruce Hull•Society & Natural Resources•2001

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• Hunting communities of practice

  Open Access•Emma Von Essen, Eugenie Van Heijgen et al.•Journal of Rural Studies•2019

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• The future of hunting

  Open Access•Richelle Winkler, Keith Warnke•Population and Environment•2013

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