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Category: Book reviews

“Should animals have political rights?”

August 26, 2020 Marc Hudson Leave a comment

TITLE: “Should animals have political rights?” Author: Alisdair Cochrane Publication date: 2020 Publisher: Cambridge, Polity Press, @politybooks. Reviewed by: Siobhan…

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