Animal Welfare

Editorial
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Kirkwood, James K.; Hubrecht, Robert C.; Wickens, Stephen; O'Leary, Helen; Oakeley, Sara

Animal Consciousness, Cognition and Welfare
pp. 5-17(13)
Authors: Kirkwood, J.K.; Hubrecht, R.

Who Needs Consciousness?
pp. 19-29(11)
Author: Dawkins, M.S.

There are no known Differences in Brain Mechanisms of Consciousness Between Humans and other Mammals
pp. 31-40(10)
Author: Baars, B.J.

Commentary Responses and Conscious Awareness in Humans: The Implications for Awareness in Non-Human Animals
pp. 41-46(6)
Author: Weiskrantz, L.

A Neuropsychological and Evolutionary Approach to Animal Consciousness and Animal Suffering
pp. 47-62(16)
Author: Bermond, B.

What do Neuronal Network Models of the Mind Indicate about Animal Consciousness?
pp. 63-75(13)
Author: Taylor, J.G.

How the Hierarchical Organization of the Brain and Increasing Cognitive Abilities May Result in Consciousness
pp. 77-87(11)
Author: Spruijt, B.M.

Behavioural and Neural Correlates of Mental Imagery in Sheep Using Face Recognition Paradigms
pp. 89-101(13)
Authors: Kendrick, K.M.; Leigh, A.; Peirce, J.

Can Invertebrates Suffer? Or, How Robust is Argument-by-Analogy?
pp. 103-118(16)
Author: Sherwin, C.M.

'Mindreading' Mammals? Attribution of Belief Tasks with Dolphins
pp. 119-127(9)
Author: Tschudin, A.J-P.C.

The Inside and Outside Aspects of Consciousness: Complementary Approaches to the Study of Animal Emotion
pp. 129-139(11)
Author: Wemelsfelder, F.

Animal Memory and Animal Welfare
pp. 141-159(19)
Authors: Mendl, M.; Burman, O.; Laughlin, K.; Paul, E.

Are Animals Capable of Deception or Empathy? Implications for Animal Consciousness and Animal Welfare
pp. 161-173(13)
Authors: Kuczaj, S.; Tranel, K.; Trone, M.; Hill, H.

Behavioural Reactivity Affected by Chronic Stress: An Experimental Approach in Calves Submitted to Environmental Instability
pp. 175-185(11)
Authors: Boissy, A.; Veissier, I.; Roussel, S.

Attentional Shifts Alter Pain Perception in the Chicken
pp. 187-194(8)
Author: Gentle, M.J.

Anticipation and Memory as Criteria for Special Welfare Consideration
pp. 195-208(14)
Author: Lea, S.E.G.

Studies in Social Cognition: From Primates to Pigs
pp. 209-217(9)
Authors: Held, S.; Mendl, M.; Devereux, C.; Byrne, R.W.

Hooded Crows Solve a Transitive Inference Problem Cognitively
pp. 219-231(13)
Authors: Lazareva, O.F.; Smirnova, A.A.; Zorina, Z.A.; Rayevsky, V.V.

Abstracts
pp. 235-251(17)