Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation 1st Edition by Alexandra Palmer ISBN 9780367182885 0367182882

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ISBN 10: 0367182882
ISBN 13: 9780367182885
Author: Alexandra Palmer

Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation 1st Edition Table of contents:

1 Orangutans and their conservation

Orangutans: a natural and cultural history

Conservation: the old, the new, and the ugly

Pancasila and palm oil: conservation in Indonesia

Orangutans as tourism mascots: conservation in Malaysian Borneo

“Please don’t set up any more!” The NGO network

Orangutans in the Anthropocene

2 Kill, incarcerate, or liberate? Alternatives to reintroduction

Orangutan reintroduction: conservation tool or a cry in the wilderness?

Killing

Incarceration

3 What is a rehabilitation centre? Boundary-work in conservation

What’s in a name? The preference for “rehabilitation centre” over “sanctuary”

To breed or not to breed? Distinguishing rehabilitation centres from zoos

A counterexample: rehabilitation centre or release site?

4 Sense and sentimentality: emotion in environmental ethics

Eyes and PIEs: the development of ethical stances

Feelings and facts: the relationship between emotion and rationality

Selfishness and sacrifice: two specific worries about emotion in orangutan conservation

Triage and trouble: more thought, not less emotion

5 No space on the ark: triage in wildlife rescue

Selecting citizens: sacrifice and speciesism in admission practices

Creating two problems, or solving one? The dilemma of translocation

The sliding scale

6 Wild, well, or free? Ethical debates in rehabilitation methods

Motherly or tough love? Negotiating human–orangutan boundaries in rehabilitation

Preserving purity or process? Mixing taxa at release sites

Defining unreleasability: training, trauma, and triage

Wild abandon(ment): the challenges of post-release monitoring

The “grey zone”: healthcare and the transition to wildness

Free or enslaved? Post-release feeding and the question of free will

Who is the expert?

7 Bosses, baddies, and “baby huggers”: the ethics of conservation fundraising

Oversight and ownership: relationships with foundations and donor-NGOs

Palm oil and other dirty money

Playing to the “baby huggers”: cuteness and commodification

Expertise and ethics: two worries about fundraising

8 The “dark side”: (un)ethics and whistle-blowing in conservation

My orangutan, your orangutan: narratives of collaboration and conflict

Public or private secrets? The ethics of whistle-blowing

Should outsiders speak out?

Conclusion: ethics in the Anthropocene

Cited interviews

References

Index

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