Charlotte E. Blattner, Dr. iur., LL.M. (Harvard) Research Output List

1. PUBLICATIONS IN PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animal Labor – Ecosystem Services, Journal of Animal and Natural Resources Law 1-33 (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Secondary Victimization of Animals in Criminal Procedure: Lessons from Switzerland, Journal of 1-33 (in print) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Should Animals Have a Right to Work? Promises and Pitfalls of an Emerging Theory of Interspecies Justice, Animal Studies Journal 1-23 (in print) • Lauren van Platter & Charlotte E. Blattner, Advancing Ethical Principles for Non-Invasive, Respectful Research with Animal Participants, Society & Animals 1-44 (in print) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Just Transition for Agriculture? Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development 1-6 (2020) • Charlotte E. Blattner & Odile Ammann, Animal Agriculture and Farmers’ Rights: Exploring the Human Rights Nexus, 15(2) Journal of Food Law & Policy 92-151 (2020), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, & Ryan Wilcox, Animal Agency in Community: A Political Multispecies Ethnography of VINE Sanctuary, 6 Politics & Animals 1-22 (2020), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Beyond the Goods/Resources Dichotomy: Animal Labor and Trade Law, 22(2) Journal of International Law and Policy 63-89 (2019), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, The Recognition of Animal by the Law, 9(2) 121-136 (2019), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Wildtiere im Umwelt- und Tierschutzrecht: Zwischen Skylla und Charybdis? 1 Zeitschrift für Kritische Tierstudien 9-36 (2018), link • Charlotte E. Blattner & Vanessa Gerritsen, Animal Personality im Tierschutzrecht, Internationale Gesellschaft für Nutztierhaltung (IGN) Nutztierhaltung im Fokus: Animal Personality – Persönlichkeit bei Nutztieren 46-51 (2018), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Nun sag, wie hast Du’s mit den Wildtieren? Zur Gretchenfrage im Umwelt- und Tierschutzrecht, 13 Tierstudien 56-69 (2018), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Tackling Concentrated Animal Agriculture in the Middle East through Standards of Investment, Export Credits, and Trade, 10 Middle Eastern Journal of Law and Governance 141-159 (2018), link • Vanessa Gerritsen, Andreas Rüttimann & Charlotte E. Blattner, Zulässigkeit von Beschränkungen des Handels mit tierquälerisch hergestellten Pelzprodukten, 15(2) TIERethik 56-85 (2017) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Tiere lebend essen: Tierschutzstrafrechtliche Analyse eines wachsenden Food- Trends, Ex Ante 5-18 (2017), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Can Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Help Overcome Regulatory Gaps of ? Insights from Trophy , 111 American Journal of International Law Unbound 419-424 (2017), link

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• Charlotte E. Blattner, An Assessment of Recent Trade Law Developments from an Animal Law Perspective: Trade Law as the Sheep in the Wolf’s Clothing? 22(2) Animal Law Review 277-310 (2016), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, The Potential and Potential Limits of International Law in Regulating Animal Matters, 3 Mid-Atlantic Journal on Law and Public Policy 10-55 (2015), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, 3R for Farmed Animals – A Legal Argument for Consistency, 1 Global Journal of Animal Law 1-27 (2014), link

2. PEER-REVIEWED BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Kendra Coulter & (eds.), Animal Labour: A New Frontier of Interspecies Justice? 240 pages (OUP, New York and Oxford) (2020) • Vanessa Gerritsen, Andreas Rüttimann & Charlotte E. Blattner, Zulässigkeit von Beschränkungen des Handels mit tierquälerisch hergestellten Pelzprodukten, 88 pages (Schriftenreihe Tier im Recht, Zürich 2017), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Protecting Animals Within and Across Borders: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and the Challenges of Globalization 520 pages (OUP, New York and Oxford 2019), link o Reviewed by Nathalie Kupfer, Protecting Animals within and across Borders: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and the Challenges of Globalization, 52 N.Y.U. J. Int’l L. & Pol. 333-339 (2019) o Reviewed by David Chauvet, Le droit animalier à l’heure de la globalization,1(2) Revue Semestrielle de Droit Animalier (RSDA) 246-250 (2019) o Reviewed by Barbara Felde, Charlotte E. Blattner: Globales Tierrecht in Zeiten globaler Tierquälerei, 42 NuR 107 (2020) o Reviewed by Torben Guretzki, Schutz von Tieren kennt keine (Staats-)Grenzen, 17 Tierstudien 161-162 (2020)

3. PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND REVIEWS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Haben Tiere Rechte? Aspekte und Dimensionen der Mensch-Tier-Beziehung (review), tierETHIK (in print) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Tiernutzung aus ernährungs-, tier- und umweltethischer Perspektive (review), 16 Tierstudien 179-181 (2019) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Tieranwalt revisited (review), 14 Tierstudien 170-172 (2018) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Antoine F. Goetschel: Animal Spa – die Geschichten des Tieranwalts, 40 Natur und Recht 540 (2018) • Eberhart Theuer & Charlotte E. Blattner, The Animal Turn and the Law, 1 Tierethik 131-4 (2014)

4. CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Global Migration Crises, Non-human Animals, and the Role of Law, In: “Like an Animal”: Approaches to Borders, Displacement, and Othering (Natalie Khazaal & Núria Almiron eds., Brill, Leiden (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Turning to Animal Agency in the Anthropocene, In: Animals in Our Midst: The Challenges of Co-existing with Animals in the Anthropocene (Bernice Bovenkerk & Josef Kulartz eds., Springer, Berlin (peer-reviewed) (accepted)

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• Charlotte E. Blattner, Art. 13 TSchG: Verkehr mit Tieren und Tierprodukten, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-35 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Art. 14 TSchG: Bedingungen, Einschränkungen und Verbote, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-21 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Art. 22 TSchG: Forschung, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-34 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Valeska Bernhart & Charlotte E. Blattner, Art. 27 TSchG: Widerhandlungen im Verkehr mit Tieren und Tierprodukten, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-22 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner & Gilles Laube, Art. 30 TSchG: Juristische Personen und Handelsgesellschaften, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-16 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Art. 45a TSchG: Koordinationsbestimmung, In: Kommentar zum Schweizer Tierschutzgesetz TSchG 1-6 (Daniel Jositsch, Margot Michel & Gieri Bolliger eds., Schulthess, Zürich) (peer-reviewed) (accepted) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animal Impact Assessments: Contesting Denial, Changing the Future? In: What Can Animal Law Learn From Environmental Law? (Randall S. Abate ed., 2d ed., ELI Press, Washington DC) (peer-reviewed) (in print) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Trophy Hunting, the Race to the Bottom, and the Law of Jurisdiction, in Studies in Global Animal Law 135-152 (Anne Peters ed., SpringerOpen, Cham) (2020) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animal Labour: Toward a Prohibition of Forced Labour and A Right to Freely Choose One’s Work, In: Animal Labour: A New Frontier of Interspecies Justice? 91-115 (Charlotte E. Blattner, Kendra Coulter & Will Kymlicka eds., OUP, New York and Oxford) (peer-reviewed) (2020), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Kendra Coulter & Will Kymlicka, Introduction: Animal Labour and the Quest for Interspecies Justice, In: Animal Labour: A New Frontier of Interspecies Justice? 1-25 (Charlotte E. Blattner, Kendra Coulter & Will Kymlicka eds., OUP, New York and Oxford) (peer-reviewed) (2020), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Rethinking the 3Rs: From Whitewashing to Rights, In: Animal Experimentation: Working Towards a Paradigm Change 168-193 (Kathrin Herrmann & Kimberley Jayne eds., Brill Human-Animal-Studies Series, Leiden 2019) (peer-reviewed), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Extraterritoriale Jurisdiktion und Tierarbeit – Perspektiven einer globalisierten Ethik, In: Jahrbuch Praktische Philosophie in globaler Perspektive Vol. 2: Schwerpunkt “Natur” als Bezugspunkt der praktischen Philosophie 305-338 (Michael Reder, Alexander Filipović, Dominik Finkelde & Johannes Wallacher eds.) (Verlag Karl Alber, Freiburg im Breisgau 2018) (peer-reviewed), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, The Human Animal Bond: 3R for Farmed Animals, In: Multispecies Relations Analysis from Humans and Animals’ Point of View 269-291 (Chiara Blanco & Bel Deering eds., Interdisciplinary Press, Oxford 2015) (peer-reviewed)

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5. CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONFERENCES

ORAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONFERENCES • Charlotte E. Blattner, Cambridge University, Faculty of Law, Cambridge UK, Mar. 3, 2020, presented On the Ubiquity of Human-Animal Conflict and What Transitional Justice Can Contribute to Its Resolution • Charlotte E. Blattner, Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, Accelerating the Transition towards Animal-Free Innovations: Pioneer-2-Policymaker Conference, Utrecht Science Park, Utrecht, Nov. 27-29, 2019, presented Task Force on Just Transition in Research • Charlotte E. Blattner, Harvard Animal Law & Policy Program, Harvard Law School, Cambridge MA, Nov. 18, 2019, presented Protecting Animals Within and Across Borders, discussion with Prof. Kristen Stilt • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animals & Society Research Initiative, University of Victoria, Victoria BC, Nov. 14, 2019, presented Climate Emergency, Migration Crisis, and Interspecies Resilience • Charlotte E. Blattner, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Canadian Animal Law Conference, Halifax NB, Oct. 4-6, 2019, presented Drafting Principles of Transitional Justice for a Postconflict Interspecies Society • Charlotte E. Blattner, St. Edmund’s College and Cambridge Centre for Law, European Animal Rights Law Conference, Cambridge UK, Sept. 14-5, 2019, presented The Swiss Primate Case – A Stroke of Luck or Justice in Action? • Charlotte E. Blattner, MANCEPT Workshops, University of Manchester, “Just Animals? The Future of the Political Turn in Animal Ethics,” Manchester UK, Sept. 9-11, 2019, presented Animal Labor – Ecosystem Services • Charlotte E. Blattner, Münchner Kompetenzzentrum Ethik (LMU), “Animal Experimentation: Working Towards a Paradigm Change,” Munich, Jun. 14, 2019, presented Paradigmenwechsel mit oder ohne 3R? Eine rechtliche Analyse • Charlotte E. Blattner, Canadian Law and Society Organization (CLSA), Annual Conference, panel “Shifting the Anthropocentric Violence of Canadian Liberal Legalism through Relationality, Redress and Reconciliation: Moving toward Harmonious Interspecies Relations,” Vancouver, Jun. 4, 2019, presented Drafting Principles of Transitional Justice for a Postconflict Interspecies Society • Charlotte E. Blattner & Odile Ammann, Harvard Law School, Animal Law and Policy Workshop, Cambridge MA, Apr. 23, 2019, presented Animal Agriculture and Farmers’ Rights: A Human Rights Perspective • Charlotte E. Blattner, Sue Donaldson & Ryan Wilcox, Queen’s University, Kingston Interspecies Community (KISC) research group workshop, Kingston ON, Mar. 22, 2019, presented Animal Agency in Community: A Political Multispecies Ethnography of VINE Sanctuary • Charlotte E. Blattner, University of Guelph, Ontario Veterinary College, 19th Annual OVC Forum, Guelph ON, Oct. 11, 2018, presented Animal Law: Status Quo, Limits, and Remedies • Charlotte E. Blattner, Queen’s University, Ban Righ Centre, Ban Righ Speaker Series, Kingston ON, Oct. 12, 2018, presented Animals, the Forgotten Proletariat • Charlotte E. Blattner, Oxford University, Animal Ethics Summer School “Animal Ethics and Law: Creating Positive Change for Animals,” Oxford, Jul. 22-25, 2018, presented Secondary Victimization of Animals in Criminal Procedure: The Example of Switzerland • Charlotte E. Blattner, Tier-im-Fokus Vortragsreihe, Polit-Forum Bern im Käfigturm, Berne, Jun. 11, 2018, presented Von der Nutztierhaltung zur Zoopolis

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• Charlotte E. Blattner, Joint Meeting of the American Law and Society Organization (LSA) and Canadian Law and Society Organization (CLSA), Annual Meeting on Law and Society “Law at the Crossroads: Le droit à la coisée des chemins,” panel “Animals, Law and Subjectivity,” Toronto, Jun. 8, 2018, presented Connecting Alienated Labour: Should Non-human Animals Have a Right to Work? • Charlotte E. Blattner, Queen’s University, Workshop “Animal Labour: Ethical, Legal and Political Perspectives on Recognizing Animals’ Work,” Kingston ON, May 18, 2018, presented Animal Workplace Democracy: Developing a Praxis of Self-Determination • Charlotte E. Blattner, Queen’s University, Philosophy Colloquium, Kingston ON, Mar. 15, 2018, presented “Animals Are (Forced) Workers, too” – Individual and Collective Self-determination of Working Animals • Charlotte E. Blattner, Brock University, “Thinking About Animals,” St. Catharines ON (Mar. 1-2, 2018), Mar. 1, 2018, presented Advocating for Animal Labour in an Age of Capitalism: A Paradox? • Charlotte E. Blattner, Minding Animals International, Mexico City (Jan. 17-24, 2018), Jan. 18, 2018, presented The Promise and Pitfalls of Treating Animals as Workers: Animal Labor from a Legal, Ethical and Political Perspective • Charlotte E. Blattner, British Animal Studies Network, Southampton UK, Oct. 6-7, 2017, presented The Achilles Heel of Animal Labour: Are Farm Animals Workers? • Charlotte E. Blattner & Odile Ammann, European Society of International Law, “Interest Group on Feminism,” Naples, Italy, Sept. 6, 2017, presented Blind Spots of Global Animal Law: What Can Feminist Care Theory Teach Us? • Charlotte E. Blattner & Odile Ammann, European Society of International Law, “Interest Group on International Environmental Law,” Naples, Italy, Sept. 6, 2017, presented Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Animal Agriculture and Farmer Rights in the Light of International Human Rights Law • Charlotte E. Blattner, 10th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences, Seattle WA, Aug. 20-24, 2017, presented Can Harm-Benefit Analyses Mature into Less Structurally Biased Concepts to Meet Societal Demands for Replacement? • Charlotte E. Blattner, TEDxBasel, Basel, Jun. 11, 2017, 3 minute pop up talk Animals Are Workers, Too • Charlotte E. Blattner, Ontario Ministry of Community Safety & Correctional Services, “Animal Welfare Symposium,” Toronto, May 15-6, 2017, presented Law on Exotics in Comparative Perspective • Charlotte E. Blattner, Harvard Law School, “Harvard Workshop on Animal Agriculture from the Middle East to Asia,” Cambridge MA, May 11-12, 2017, presented Tackling Concentrated Animal Agriculture in the Middle East through Standards of Investment, Export Credits, and Trade • Charlotte E. Blattner, Pace University, “Animal Law Conference,” New York NY, Oct. 7-9, 2016, presented Animal Law Beyond Borders: Terra Incognita • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animal Law Review Symposium, Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland OR, Mar. 11, 2016, presented An Assessment of Recent Trade Law Developments from an Animal Law Perspective – With a Focus on the GATT, the TBT, and the SPS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Foundation, University of Basel, “Effective Altruism Global X,” Sept. 5, 2015, presented Effective Altruism in Legal Scholarship (With a Focus on Animal Law)

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• Charlotte E. Blattner, The International Society of Public Law ICON-S Conference 2015, “Public Law in an Uncertain World,” NYU, New York NY, Jul. 1-3, 2015, presented the paper How Animal Law Formed at the Intersection of International Public and Trade Law Brings about Institutional Change • Charlotte E. Blattner, Stiftung Bündnis Mensch & Tier, Messerli Research Institute, University of Vienna, Interdisciplinary PhD/PostDoc Conference, “The Human-Animal Bond,” University of Vienna, Vienna, Jul. 18-19, 2014, presented my dissertation project • Charlotte E. Blattner, Interdisciplinary, 1st Global Conference “Making Sense of: The Animal and Human Bond,” Oxford, Jul. 13-15, 2014, presented the chapter 3R for Farmed Animals – A Legal Argument for Consistency

POSTER PRESENTATIONS • Charlotte E. Blattner, Arbeitskreis junger Völkerrechtlerinnen, “International Law and Domestic Law- Making Processes,” University of Basel, Basel, Sept. 4, 2015, presented the poster The Paradoxical Contribution of Trade Law to the Formation of Global Animal Law: The Sheep in the Wolf’s Clothing?

6. OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

BLOGPOSTS • Raffael Fasel & Charlotte E. Blattner, Swiss Court Rules Citizens Allowed to Vote on Primate Rights, blog post for the (NhRP), Mar. 22, 2019, link • Raffael Fasel, Charlotte E. Blattner, Meret Schneider & Sophie Kwass, The Swiss Citizens’ Initiative for Primate Rights Goes to Court, blog post for the Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP), Apr. 2, 2018, link • Raffael Fasel, Charlotte E. Blattner, Adriano Mannino & Tobias Baumann, Fundamental Rights for Primates: Policy Paper by , Effective Altruism Foundation (EAF) 2016 1- 22 (peer- reviewed), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Hope beyond Illusion: Global Animal Law, Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional 2014, link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Cognitive Biases in the Law, blog post for the Giordano Bruno Foundation (GBS) 2014 (peer-reviewed), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Animal Law from an Inter-national Perspective, blog post for the Giordano Bruno Foundation (GBS) 2014, link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Do Animals Need Rights?, blog post for the Giordano Bruno Foundation (GBS) 2014, link

INTERVIEWS • Johns Hopkins University, “Animals in Research: Law, Policy, and Humane Sciences,” Baltimore MD, Protecting Animals Within and Across Borders, Jan. 27, 2020 (interviewed by Kathrin Herrmann) • Grad Chat Queen’s University, Animal Labour, May 15, 2018 (interviewed by Colette Steer), link • Grad Chat Queen’s University, Animal Labour, Dec. 5, 2017 (interviewed by Colette Steer), link • Knowing Animals, Episode 53: The 3Rs with Charlotte Blattner, Nov. 20, 2017 (interviewed by Siobhan O’Sullivan), link

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MEDIA APPEARANCE • Victoria Shroff, Animal Law Teaching: Conferences Growing around the Globe, The Lawyer’s Daily, Oct. 23, 2019, link • Charlotte E. Blattner & Raffael Fasel, Grundrechte für Primaten in Basel? Gastbeitrag, Tagesanzeiger, Oct. 15, 2019 • Marshal Zeringue, The Page 99 Test, Jun. 25, 2019, link • Brandon Keim, Nonhuman Workers of the World, Unite! Humans and Nature, Apr. 3, 2018, link • 19th Annual Animal Welfare Forum Sees Another Success, The Ontarion, Nov. 1, 2018, link

7. GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE

GUEST LECTURES • Charlotte E. Blattner, Cambridge University, Faculty of Law, Cambridge UK, Mar. 4, 2020, seminar on Animal Normativity • Charlotte E. Blattner, Johns Hopkins University, “Animals in Research: Law, Policy, and Humane Sciences,” Baltimore MD, Jan. 27, 2020, guest lecture on Toward Non-Invasive, Respectful Research with Animal Participants • Charlotte E. Blattner, University of Victoria, “Animals, Culture and the Law,” Victoria BC, Nov. 13, 2019, guest lecture on Globalization & Animal Law: Relationship, Antagonisms, and Future Paths • Charlotte E. Blattner, International University College of Turin, “Food, Law and Finance Curriculum,” Turin, Italy, Jun. 13, 2018, guest lecture on Global Animal Law and Multiculturalism • Charlotte E. Blattner, Queen’s University, Department of Sociology, Class “Social Psychology” SOCY 273, Kingston ON, Jan. 31, 2018, guest lecture on Morality and Altruism in Animal Ethics • Charlotte E. Blattner, International University College of Turin, “Food, Law and Finance Curriculum,” Turin, Italy, Jun. 28, 2017, guest lecture on Introduction to Global Animal Law • Charlotte E. Blattner, Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, Center for Animal Law Studies, Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland OR, Oct. 27, 2016, guest lecture on Global Animal Law • Charlotte E. Blattner, LL.M. Class, Center for Animal Law Studies, Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland OR, Oct. 24, 2016, guest lecture on The Extraterritorial Protection of Animals • Charlotte E. Blattner, Institute for Biomedical Ethics (IBMB), “Current Topics in Animal Ethics,” University of Basel, Basel, Sept. 22, 2014, guest lecture on 3R for Farmed Animals

PANELS • Minding Animals International, Animals and the Law I - How Animal Law Relates to Animal Rights and Protection: An International Movement, Mexico City (Jan. 17-24, 2018), Jan. 18, 2018, (together with Joyce Tischler, Sarah Margo, and Marcel Sebastian) • Effective Altruism Berne, : Legal Personhood and Basic Rights for Animals?, Berne, Switzerland, May 2, 2017 (together with Nico Müller, Tobias Sennhauser, and Meret Schneider)

8. OTHER ARTEFACTS WITH DOCUMENTED USE

PUBLICATIONS IN JOURNALS WITHOUT PEER-REVIEW

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• Christine Kaufmann, Christoph Good, Sabrina Ghielmini & Charlotte E. Blattner, Extraterritorialität im Bereich Wirtschaft und Menschenrechte: Extraterritoriale Rechtsanwendung und Gerichtsbarkeit in der Schweiz bei Menschenrechtsverletzungen durch transnationale Unternehmen, Swiss Center for Expertise in Human Rights 1-110 (SCHR, 2016), link • Charlotte E. Blattner, Stellungnahme zum Potenzial der Reduktion von Treibhausgasen, 2 Jusletter 1-7 (2014), link

10. SUBMITTED BUT NOT YET ACCEPTED PUBLICATIONS • Charlotte E. Blattner, The Political Turn in Animal Studies – A Systematic Literature Review 1-24 (under peer-review at Politics & Animals) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Right to Work or Refusal to Work: Disability Rights at a Crossroads 1-32 (under peer-review at Disability & Society) • Charlotte E. Blattner, The Four Quarters of Animal Oppression and Liberation: and Sexism; Speciesism and Racism, Speciesism and Ableism; Intersectional Forms of Liberation 1-44 (class paper, Harvard Law School, manuscript form) • Charlotte E. Blattner, Drafting Principles of Transitional Justice for an Interspecies Society 1-182 (LL.M. paper, Harvard Law School, manuscript form)

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