Rate My Professor Steven White

Steven White's scholarly output demonstrates substantial influence in the field, with over 550 citations on Google Scholar. Key publications include the co-edited volume Animal Law and Welfare: International Perspectives (Springer, 2016) with Deborah Cao, offering comparative insights into global animal law regimes. His article Into the Void: International Law and the Protection of Animal Welfare appeared in Global Policy (2013), critiquing deficiencies in existing international protections. Other significant works encompass Regulation of Animal Welfare in Australia and the Emergent Commonwealth: Entrenching the Traditional Approach of the States and Territories or Laying the Ground for Reform? (2007); Companion Animals: Members of the Family or Legally Discarded Objects? (2009); Standards and Standard-Setting in Companion Animal Welfare (2016); and A Review of the Role of Law and Policy in Human-Wildlife Conflict (2021). He also co-edited Animal Law in Australasia: A New Dialogue and contributed chapters such as Animal Protection Law in Australia: Bound by History (2016) and Exploring Different Philosophical Approaches to Animal Protection in Law (2013). These contributions highlight his ongoing examination of historical, regulatory, and philosophical dimensions of animal law.