The conference is cosponsored by The Center for Animals and Public Policy, Tufts University, and the Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University. Nine pieces presented by Regan over the last ten years. Most of them are either previously unpublished or published in places SSEA members are unlikely to have seen. Schwartz, Richard H. Judaism and Vegetarianism, revised edition, Lantern Books. Central in late April or early May, and Eastern in late December.
Papers are welcome on any topic concerning ethical issues affecting nonhuman animals.
The ethics and epistemology of animal research. Vegetarianism in religious traditions. Companion animals, paternalism, and community. The importance of animal issues in philosophy. The justifiability of Animal Liberation Front activities.