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Should Animal Welfare Be Included in Educational Programs? Attitudes of Secondary and University Students from Eight EU Countries

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  • Pejman, Niloofar
  • Kallas, Zein
  • Reig, Lourdes
  • Velarde, Antonio
  • Moreno, Maria
  • Magnani, Diego
  • Protopapadaki, Vicky
  • Ribikauskas, Vytautas
  • Ribikauskienė, Daiva
  • Dalmau, Antoni

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  • Pejman, Niloofar & Kallas, Zein & Reig, Lourdes & Velarde, Antonio & Moreno, Maria & Magnani, Diego & Protopapadaki, Vicky & Ribikauskas, Vytautas & Ribikauskienė, Daiva & Dalmau, Antoni, 2021. "Should Animal Welfare Be Included in Educational Programs? Attitudes of Secondary and University Students from Eight EU Countries," 2021 Conference, August 17-31, 2021, Virtual 314969, International Association of Agricultural Economists.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:iaae21:314969
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.314969
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