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CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PROTECTION OF ANIMALS. ANALYSIS BASED ON THE EVOLUTION OF DOLPHINS PROTECTION REGULATIONS

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Pogorzelska M.
Archeus. Studia z bioetyki i antropologii filozoficznej
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2007
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issue 8
127-140
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The most radical idea of protection of animals - biocentrism - is still very controversial, but gradually gaining the international recognition. Rules of modern international law are considered anthropocentric, however to some extent there is a tendency for adopting the biocentrism approach. The rules regarding dolphins' protection could constitute a good example of this; those mammals are protected exclusively for their own sake and for the reason of their own intrinsic value. What is also worth of noticing: the above mentioned rules have evolved and gained the international recognition as a result of hegemonic action of one state, namely the USA.
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