Fear, economic consequences, hunting competition, and distrust of authorities determine preferences for illegal lethal actions against gray wolves ( Canis lupus): a choice experiment among landowners in Jutland, Denmark.

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 information on attitudes and preferred responses to the presence of wolves among 1500 landowners in rural Jutland. Relying on...

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Publicado en:	Crime, Law & Social Change Vol. 67; no. 4; pp. 461 - 481
Autores principales:	Højberg, Peter, Nielsen, Martin, Jacobsen, Jette
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Springer Nature May2017
Materias:	Human-animal relationships Wildlife crimes Speciesism Wolves Landowners Wildlife management Anthropocentrism
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