Anthony J. Nocella II is an assistant professor of criminology and English at Salt Lake Community College, editor of the Peace Studies Journal, executive director of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies, and director for Save the Kids. He lives in Taylorsville, Utah. Richard J. White is a senior lecturer in economic geography at Sheffield Hallam University, specializing in anarchist geographies. He lives in Sheffield, United Kingdom. Erika Cudworth is a reader in international politics and sociology at the University of East London, United Kingdom, where she teaches political sociology of various kinds and is co-chair of the Feminist Research Group. She lives in London.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsForeword (David N. Pellow)Foreword (John C. Alessio)Introduction: The Intersections of Critical Animal Studies and Anarchist Studies for Total Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II, Richard J. White and Erika Cudworth)Part I. Histories/FuturesAnarcho-Veganism Revisited (Brian Dominick)Anarchist Criminology Against Racism and Ableism and for Animal Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II)Doing Liberation: The Story and Strategy of Food Not Bombs (Drew Robert Winter)“Nailing Descartes to the wall”: Animal Rights, Veganism and Punk Culture (Will Boisseau and Jim Donaghey)Part II. IntersectionsIntersectionality, Species and Social Domination (Erika Cudworth)Beyond Suffering: Resisting Patriarchy and Reproductive Control (Nekeisha Alayna Alexis)Industrial Society Is Both the Fabrication Department and the Kill Floor: Total Liberation, Green Anarchism and the Violence of Industrialism (Mara J. Pfeffer and Sean Parson)“A wider vision”: Coercion, Solidarity and Animal Liberation Will BoisseauPart III. StrategiesAnarchy for Educational Praxis in the Animal Liberation Movement in an Era of Capitalist Triumphalism (Lara Drew and Kim Socha)Recognizing Human Supremacy: Interrupt, Inspire and Expose (John Lupinacci)Do Anarchists Dream of Emancipated Sheep? Contemporary Anarchism, Animal Liberation and the Implications of New Philosophy (Aragorn Eloff)Following in the Footsteps of Élisée Reclus: Disturbing Places of ­Inter-Species Violence That Are Hidden in Plain Sight (Richard J. White) About the ContributorsIndex

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Anthony J. Nocella II is an assistant professor of criminology and English at Salt Lake Community College, editor of the Peace Studies Journal, executive director of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies, and director for Save the Kids. He lives in Taylorsville, Utah. Richard J. White is a senior lecturer in economic geography at Sheffield Hallam University, specializing in anarchist geographies. He lives in Sheffield, United Kingdom. Erika Cudworth is a reader in international politics and sociology at the University of East London, United Kingdom, where she teaches political sociology of various kinds and is co-chair of the Feminist Research Group. She lives in London.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsForeword (David N. Pellow)Foreword (John C. Alessio)Introduction: The Intersections of Critical Animal Studies and Anarchist Studies for Total Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II, Richard J. White and Erika Cudworth)Part I. Histories/FuturesAnarcho-Veganism Revisited (Brian Dominick)Anarchist Criminology Against Racism and Ableism and for Animal Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II)Doing Liberation: The Story and Strategy of Food Not Bombs (Drew Robert Winter)“Nailing Descartes to the wall”: Animal Rights, Veganism and Punk Culture (Will Boisseau and Jim Donaghey)Part II. IntersectionsIntersectionality, Species and Social Domination (Erika Cudworth)Beyond Suffering: Resisting Patriarchy and Reproductive Control (Nekeisha Alayna Alexis)Industrial Society Is Both the Fabrication Department and the Kill Floor: Total Liberation, Green Anarchism and the Violence of Industrialism (Mara J. Pfeffer and Sean Parson)“A wider vision”: Coercion, Solidarity and Animal Liberation Will BoisseauPart III. StrategiesAnarchy for Educational Praxis in the Animal Liberation Movement in an Era of Capitalist Triumphalism (Lara Drew and Kim Socha)Recognizing Human Supremacy: Interrupt, Inspire and Expose (John Lupinacci)Do Anarchists Dream of Emancipated Sheep? Contemporary Anarchism, Animal Liberation and the Implications of New Philosophy (Aragorn Eloff)Following in the Footsteps of Élisée Reclus: Disturbing Places of ­Inter-Species Violence That Are Hidden in Plain Sight (Richard J. White) About the ContributorsIndex

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Anthony J. Nocella II is an assistant professor of criminology and English at Salt Lake Community College, editor of the Peace Studies Journal, executive director of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies, and director for Save the Kids. He lives in Taylorsville, Utah. Richard J. White is a senior lecturer in economic geography at Sheffield Hallam University, specializing in anarchist geographies. He lives in Sheffield, United Kingdom. Erika Cudworth is a reader in international politics and sociology at the University of East London, United Kingdom, where she teaches political sociology of various kinds and is co-chair of the Feminist Research Group. She lives in London.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsForeword (David N. Pellow)Foreword (John C. Alessio)Introduction: The Intersections of Critical Animal Studies and Anarchist Studies for Total Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II, Richard J. White and Erika Cudworth)Part I. Histories/FuturesAnarcho-Veganism Revisited (Brian Dominick)Anarchist Criminology Against Racism and Ableism and for Animal Liberation (Anthony J. Nocella II)Doing Liberation: The Story and Strategy of Food Not Bombs (Drew Robert Winter)“Nailing Descartes to the wall”: Animal Rights, Veganism and Punk Culture (Will Boisseau and Jim Donaghey)Part II. IntersectionsIntersectionality, Species and Social Domination (Erika Cudworth)Beyond Suffering: Resisting Patriarchy and Reproductive Control (Nekeisha Alayna Alexis)Industrial Society Is Both the Fabrication Department and the Kill Floor: Total Liberation, Green Anarchism and the Violence of Industrialism (Mara J. Pfeffer and Sean Parson)“A wider vision”: Coercion, Solidarity and Animal Liberation Will BoisseauPart III. StrategiesAnarchy for Educational Praxis in the Animal Liberation Movement in an Era of Capitalist Triumphalism (Lara Drew and Kim Socha)Recognizing Human Supremacy: Interrupt, Inspire and Expose (John Lupinacci)Do Anarchists Dream of Emancipated Sheep? Contemporary Anarchism, Animal Liberation and the Implications of New Philosophy (Aragorn Eloff)Following in the Footsteps of Élisée Reclus: Disturbing Places of ­Inter-Species Violence That Are Hidden in Plain Sight (Richard J. White) About the ContributorsIndex

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