Brochure "Conference Proceedings Animal Ethics"

Our society is changing at an unprecedented pace. This also applies to the perception of hunting. This conference proceedings summarizes the results of an ethics workshop that took place in March 2026. It provides initial approaches to locating and explaining hunting in a time of rapid social development. With contributions from Dr. Florian Asche: On the self-location of hunting in the age of AI Dr. Judith Sitzmann: Hunting and the role of humans in nature from a philosophical and theological perspective Alexander Schwab: Animal ethics in practice: the iron fist in a velvet glove Prof. Dr. Dr. Sven Herzog: Hunting and ethics: where we come from and where we are going Dr. Benjamin Munte: Ethical norms are dynamic and influence hunting law Friedrich von Massow: The reasonable ground in animal protection law Andreas Barth: Hunting ethics begins where others watch Christine Fischer: Hunting in the digital public: perception, impact, and responsibility Format: DIN A4, 40 pages