Current Issue
2025
Articles:
Binder, Regina (2025). Vollspaltenböden in der Schweine- und Rinderhaltung: Tierschutzrelevanz, Regelungen im österreichischen Tierschutzrecht und aktuelle höchstgerichtliche Judikatur. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 139-161.
Ameli, Katharina (2025). Tiergestützte Bildung im Kontext des One Health-Ansatzes und der Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – eine Annäherung. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 127-138.
Binder, Regina (2025). Tierversuch oder wissenschaftliche Studie? Nicht-invasive Forschung an lebenden Tieren im Lichte des supranationalen und österreichischen Tierversuchsrechts. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 111-126.
Fausch Inesa, Zeyer-Iyengar, Daniel, Cajiga Morales, Rosa Maria, Elger, Bernice, Enzmann, Volker and Früh, Alfred (2025). Exploring Alternatives to Animal Testing: Scientific, Legal and Ethical Challenges in Developing Novel Alternative Methods with a Focus on Organoids as Potential NAMs. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 81-99.
Persson, Kirsten, Rodriguez Perez, Christian, Hartstang, Sebastian, Kunzmann, Peter, Hiebl, Bernhard and Shaw, David (2025). What and why is the “Evolutionary Scale” in Swiss Animal Welfare Law? Putting the Platypus in its Place. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 60-73.
Kessel, Julia, Bartosch, Roman (2025). Animals as Artists: An Interdisciplinary Conversation on German Copyright Law. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 48-59.
Kunz, Devon (2025). Grundlagenforschung, Tierversuche und Tierschutzrecht: Eine Auslegeordnung. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 1-47.
Perspectives / Comments on Legal Developments :
Brels, Sabine (2025). Non-Cruelty to Animals: A General Principle of (Animal) Law. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 100-110.
Workshop Reports:
Nicole Lüthi, Katerina Stoykova, Sara Faizee and Margot Michel (2025). Workshop Report: Implementation of the 3Rs – Regulatory Animal Testing and Current Debates on Transparency in Animal Experimentation. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), 74-80.
Special issue on Accelerating Replacement of Animal Experimentation: Critical Theoretical Perspectives:
Deckha, Maneesha (2025). Editorial For Special issue. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), Special issue on Accelerating Replacement of Animal Experimentation: Critical Theoretical Perspectives, 1-4.
Donovan, Josephine (2025). An Ethic-of-Care Critique of Induced Genetic Mutation in Animals. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), Special issue on Accelerating Replacement of Animal Experimentation: Critical Theoretical Perspectives, 5-11.
Bernet Kempers, Eva (2025). Against utilitarianism in animal testing law. Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH), Special issue on Accelerating Replacement of Animal Experimentation: Critical Theoretical Perspectives, 12-29.
Published:
06-02-2025
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Special issue on Accelerating Replacement of Animal Experimentation: Critical Theoretical Perspectives
The Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH) is an online, peer-reviewed, open access academic journal launched in 2023 by the Center for Animal Law and Ethics (CALE) at the Faculty of Law, University of Zurich, Switzerland. The main objective of the LEOH is to provide a forum for the discussion of legal and ethical issues relating to animals as well as the One Health approach and its implications for the law and the ethical realm. Furthermore, the Journal aims to provide a platform in which to explore pivotal case law, legislation and political decisions that relate to or have an impact on animals.
The journal also welcomes contributions from the humanities and social sciences, provided they address ethical, legal, or political aspects of human–animal relations. Analyses of proposed or existing legislation relevant to the relationship between humans, animals, and the environment are equally encouraged, as are submissions from the field of Human–Animal Studies.
High academic quality and the international character of the journal are ensured by the Editorial Board which consists of national and international specialists in the topic areas as well as interdisciplinary fields of research.
