We
are
happy
to
announce
a new
and
exciting
publication
on
Animals
and
Business
Ethics, and
featuring
the
article
"
Are
Animals
Always
Commodified
in
the
Context
of
Business?"
by
Dr.
Katy
Fulfer.
It
asks
the
question
—
When
is
it
ethically
acceptable
to
use
animals
for
profit? And
discusses
the
morally
problematic
commodification
of
non-human
animals.
The
book
is
edited
by
University
of
Waterloo
Philosophy
alumnus
Natalie
Thomas
an
adjunct
faculty
member
in
the
Philosophy department
at
the
University
of
Guelph,
and
a
Fellow
at
the
Oxford Centre
for
Animal
Ethics.
She
is
the
author
of
Animal
Ethics
and
the
Autonomous
Animal
Self (Palgrave
Macmillan,
2016)
. This
new
publication also
features
a
chapter co-authored
by
Patrick
Clipsham
another
alumnus
of the
University
of
Waterloo
Philosophy
program. Patrick
is
an
Associate
Professor
of
Philosophy
at
Winona
State
University
in
Winona,
MN.
Congratulations
go
out
to
Katy
Fulfer
on
this
achievement
and
to
our
accomplished
alumni
Natalie
Thomas
and
Patrick
Clipsham.
