Where the Wild Things Are Now: Domestication Reconsidered (Wenner-Gren International Symposium)
The book contains some heavy anthropological debates, but it is also a fascinating read. Animal Welfare  An attractive collection, especially for teaching that goes a long way to redress the misleading impact of some ingrained and outdated notions associated with domestication ... It includes some individually strong essays and a useful synthesis The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute  Timely and stimulating ... a much-needed overview of current domesticatory questions ... Anyone researching or teaching ecological anthropology will find something of interest here. Social Anthropology