Routledge Human-Animal Studies Series Books

Delve into the groundbreaking Routledge Human-Animal Studies Series, exploring the complex relationships between humans and animals. Provocative, insightful, and essential reading for understanding our interconnected world. Browse the collection.

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Routledge Human-Animal Studies Series in Order:

  1. Animals, Work, and the Promise of Interspecies Solidarity (2024)
  2. Animals and the City (2023)
  3. Animal Welfare in Veterinary Practice (2023)
  4. Queer Animals (2023)
  5. An Introduction to Human-Animal Studies (2022)
  6. Knowing Animals (2022)
  7. Animals and Society (2022)
  8. Animal Suffering (2021)
  9. Animals as Legal Beings (2021)
  10. Vegetarianism: A History (2020)
  11. Animals, Political Theory, and the Dilemma of Modernity (2020)
  12. Animals in Tourism (2020)
  13. Animal Ethics in Practice (2019)
  14. The Handbook of Research Methods in Human-Animal Studies (2018)
  15. Why We Love and Exploit Animals (2018)
  16. Animaladies (2018)
  17. Making a Killing (2017)
  18. Animal Intimacies (2017)
  19. Human-Animal Studies (2017)
  20. Environmental Ethics, Animal Rights, and the Human Future (2016)
  21. Animals and War (2016)
  22. Critical Animal Studies (2016)
  23. The Political Turn in Animal Ethics (2016)
  24. Considering the Lobster and Other Essays (2016)
  25. The Palgrave Handbook of Animals and Literature (2016)
  26. Just Food (2015)
  27. Animals in Human Histories (2015)
  28. Defining the Animal (2014)
  29. Animal Rights (2014)
  30. Animals and the Law (2013)
  31. Animals and Agency (2013)
  32. Thinking about Animals (2012)
  33. Why Animal Suffering Matters (2011)
  34. Ignoring Nature No More (2011)
  35. Animal Voices (2006)