In a review of situational pressures on tourists, we identify seven sins or risk zones that
induce moral disengagement and allow for behaviour that would be considered unethical by …

Qualitative studies have indicated that the illegal killing of wolves is often attributed a protest
dimension. However, we have limited knowledge about the factors that impact this …

This study examines how processes of modernization affect hunting ethics, including
commodification, cosmopolitanism, demographic shifts, technological innovation, and …

Given the widespread failure of anthropocentric approaches to wildlife conservation,
questions of conviviality have become increasingly important for conservation efforts. We …

Modern hunting appears to be undergoing an identity crisis as a result of transitioning from
labour to leisure. This transition is by no means linear or absolute. Today, hunting is framed …

Hunting is a social world in which members socially differentiate themselves into smaller
social worlds on the basis of adhering to a particular method, aesthetic, or game. Such …

As wolf populations expand across Europe, many countries face challenges in finding ways
to address the concerns of some elements among the rural stakeholders who are being …

Illegal killings account for approximately one half of the total mortality of wolves in
Scandinavia between 1999 and 2009. Through this period, the wolf population increased to …

After a 200-year absence, the gray wolf recently re-immigrated to Denmark. Where humans
and wolves coexist, there is potential for conflict. Using an online survey, we elicit …

Urban‐based nature conservation elites often condemn rural communities as backwards
when they appeal to the value of tradition. Nevertheless, drawing from an interview study of …