Josh Milburn

England

Political philosophy lecturer, @LboroIRPH. Host, @Knowing_Animals. Author, Just Fodder (@McGillQueensUP, 2022); Food, Justice, and Animals (@OUPPolitics, 2023).

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Articles

Liberal political philosophy and animal rights: a reply to commentators

1 week ago | tandfonline.com | Josh Milburn

ABSTRACTIn Food, Justice, and Animals: Feeding the World Respectfully, I sketch a food system in which people have access to animal-based foods and animals’ rights are respected. I present this as an ideal theoretic vision in the liberal tradition of political philosophy. In this article, I respond to the commentaries provided in this symposium by Bardon, De Bernardi, and Gentile; Pellegrino; Bailey; Fischer; Chiang and Sebo; and Williams.
Veganism (and method) in political philosophy: A response to B.V.E. Hyde

1 month ago | digitalcommons.calpoly.edu | Josh Milburn

Recommended CitationMilburn, Josh(2025)"Veganism (and method) in political philosophy: A response to B.V.E. Hyde,"Between the Species:Vol. 28:Iss. 1, Article 9. Available at:https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/bts/vol28/iss1/9 DOWNLOADS Since April 14, 2025 COinS
Vol. 12 No. 2 (2024)

1 month ago | philinq.it | Juan Rodriguez |Juan José Rodríguez |Fabio Bacchini |Josh Milburn |Elena Bossini
New challenges to cultivated meat

1 month ago | philinq.it | Josh Milburn |Rachel Robison-Greene

Authors Josh Milburn Loughborough University Rachel Robison-Greene Utah State University Keywords: Meat, Cultivated meat, Cellular agriculture, Food ethics, Animal ethics, Animal activism, Virtue ethics, Philosophy of food, Effective altruism Abstract Meat production raises a host of ethical problems that a move away from animal agriculture and towards cellular agriculture could, partially, resolve. Unsurprisingly, then, ethicists have offered a range of positive cases for cultivated meat,...
Eating Food Produced in Harmful Ways: Wrongful Complicity or Moral Tragedy?

Nov 22, 2024 | brill.com | Christopher A Bobier |Josh Milburn

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(DOC) Eating food produced in harmful ways: Wrongful complicity or moral tragedy? (Journal of Applied Animal Ethics Research, forthcoming, with Christopher Bobier) | Josh Milburn - Academia.edu

Nov 4, 2024 | academia.edu | Josh Milburn

New Omnivorism: A Novel Approach to Food and Animal Ethics (Food Ethics, 2022, with Christopher A Bobier) New omnivorism is a term coined by Andy Lamey to refer to arguments that-paradoxically-our duties towards animals require us to eat some animal products.
The Ethics of Plant-Based Pet Food

Sep 17, 2024 | link.springer.com | Josh Milburn

AbstractGuardians face a dilemma when it comes to feeding companion animals. On the one hand, a meaty diet might seem suitable for dogs and cats. On the other hand, we are increasingly aware of the problems with animal agriculture. What is there to do? This chapter briefly introduces pet food, reviews the case against slaughter-based (‘conventional’) pet food, and explores the ethical credentials of three possible alternatives.
Consuming Pets (Consuming the Environment, Routledge, forthcoming)

Aug 4, 2024 | academia.edu | Josh Milburn

The relative benefits for environmental sustainability of vegan diets for dogs, cats and people Environmental impacts of the livestock sector are proportional to consumption levels. To assess the relative consumption of livestock animals within the diets of dogs, cats and people, this study examined their dietary energy needs within the US in 2020, and globally in 2018.
Relational animal ethics (and why it isn't easy) (Food Ethics, forthcoming)

Dec 14, 2023 | academia.edu | Josh Milburn

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Let them eat hake? Nussbaum and veganism (The Review of Politics, forthcoming)

Dec 14, 2023 | academia.edu | Josh Milburn |Carrie Freeman |Carlo Alvaro |WILL TUTTLE

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