While the importance of improving horse-related safety seems self-evident, no
comprehensive study into understanding or reducing horse-related risk has been …

Animal geographies challenge not only the place and placing of the human and the animal
but, critically, the methods we use to engage with both in relation. This second review …

In this article I discuss how a shift from theories of embodiment to one of emplacement can
inform how we understand the performing body in competitive and pedagogical contexts. I …

This chapter reviews some philosophical and methodological literatures that developed
concepts like agential realism specifically Indigenous philosophy and pragmatist …

Globalizing animal geographies scholarship illuminates the complexity of human-animal
relations and the variety of topical realms and contexts in which interspecies encounters …

This original and insightful book explores how horses can be considered as social actors
within shared interspecies networks. It examines what we know about how horses …

Horses have had a singular impact on human societies. Beyond increasing interconnectivity
and revolutionizing warfare, reconfigurations of human-horse relationships coincide with …

The legacy of Michel Foucault's thinking can be found across a diverse range of fields of
inquiry, including philosophy, sociology, psychology, history, politics, architecture, health …

The willingness of people to risk their own lives during disasters to save those of animals
has been well documented. Existing research characterises animals and pet ownership as …

Many living with companion animals hope for “good relationships” based on trust, mutuality,
and cooperation. Relationships develop from mutual actions, yet research often overlooks …