People Against Chimpanzee Experiments

The PACE book 'Poor Model Man'

Near the start of active campaigning in Europe to close the BPRC chimp facility, PACE organised a conference in Brussels on "The Use of Chimpanzees in Biomedical Research". The conference was largely funded by the Eurogroup for Animal Welfare, an organ of the European Parliament. Additional contributions towards the costs were received from a wide variety of animal charities in the USA and Europe. The Proceedings of this conference were published at the end of 1995 in the form of a book entitled "POOR MODEL MAN". Details of the book are as follows:

Poor Model Man: Experimenting on Chimpanzees

Proceedings of PACE's Conference on the Use of Chimpanzees in Biomedical Research

Here, between two covers, is the full story of the misuse by scientists of chimpanzees in medical laboratories, and a catalogue of reasons why we should not use them. A panel of experts comes out unanimously against their use, for scientific as well as moral reasons.

Contents
Preface
Introduction
Janie Reynolds - PACE Director

Chimpanzees in laboratories: distribution and types of research.
Martin Stephens - Humane Society of the United States

Chimpanzee biomedical experiments: a question of efficacy.
Roger Fouts - Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute

Difficulties with animal models: chimpanzee research.
Dr Stephen Kaufman - Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

Chimpanzees in AIDS research.
Dr Lester Ichinose - National Anti-vivisection Society (USA)

Chimpanzee medical experiments: moral, legal and scientific concerns
Prof Michael Balls - European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods

Why is it unethical to use chimpanzees in the laboratory?
Dr Jane Goodall, CBE

Moral issues in relation to chimpanzee field studies and experiments.
Professor Vernon Reynolds - Dept. Biological Anthropology, Oxford University

The Great Ape Project: premises and implications.
Dr Paola Cavalieri and Prof Peter Singer

The work of Pro Primates in laboratories.
Ignaas Spruit

Present and future prospects for using alternatives to chimpanzees in research.
Dr Gill Langley - Dr Hadwen Trust for Humane Research

Animals, apes, men: equally victims of vivisection.
Prof Pietro Croce - Doctors and Lawyers Against Animal Experiments

HIV infection: options for control.
Dr Eddie Moore - Doctors and Lawyers Against Animal Experiments

The misuse of chimpanzees in biomedical experiments.
Kirstin Johnson

Cost:

£10 in U.K.
$15 in U.S.

Please make cheques out in your own currency, for the equivalent to the dollar rate. Alternatively, an International Money Order may be used. Credit cards cannot be accepted by PACE To order one or more copies, send a cheque or P.O. to:

Professor V. Reynolds,
Hon. Treasurer,
PACE
Orchard House,
West Street, Alfriston BN26, UK.

The price includes postage and packing.

All proceeds go to PACE


		The PACE book 'Poor Model Man' Near the start of active campaigning in Europe to close the BPRC chimp facility, PACE organised a conference in Brussels on "The Use of Chimpanzees in Biomedical Research". The conference was largely funded by the Eurogroup for Animal Welfare, an organ of the European Parliament. Additional contributions towards the costs were received from a wide variety of animal charities in the USA and Europe. The Proceedings of this conference were published at the end of 1995 in the form of a book entitled "POOR MODEL MAN". Details of the book are as follows: Poor Model Man: Experimenting on Chimpanzees Proceedings of PACE's Conference on the Use of Chimpanzees in Biomedical Research Here, between two covers, is the full story of the misuse by scientists of chimpanzees in medical laboratories, and a catalogue of reasons why we should not use them. A panel of experts comes out unanimously against their use, for scientific as well as moral reasons. Contents Preface Introduction Janie Reynolds - PACE Director Chimpanzees in laboratories: distribution and types of research. Martin Stephens - Humane Society of the United States Chimpanzee biomedical experiments: a question of efficacy. Roger Fouts - Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute Difficulties with animal models: chimpanzee research. Dr Stephen Kaufman - Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine Chimpanzees in AIDS research. Dr Lester Ichinose - National Anti-vivisection Society (USA) Chimpanzee medical experiments: moral, legal and scientific concerns Prof Michael Balls - European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods Why is it unethical to use chimpanzees in the laboratory? Dr Jane Goodall, CBE Moral issues in relation to chimpanzee field studies and experiments. Professor Vernon Reynolds - Dept. Biological Anthropology, Oxford University The Great Ape Project: premises and implications. Dr Paola Cavalieri and Prof Peter Singer The work of Pro Primates in laboratories. Ignaas Spruit Present and future prospects for using alternatives to chimpanzees in research. Dr Gill Langley - Dr Hadwen Trust for Humane Research Animals, apes, men: equally victims of vivisection. Prof Pietro Croce - Doctors and Lawyers Against Animal Experiments HIV infection: options for control. Dr Eddie Moore - Doctors and Lawyers Against Animal Experiments The misuse of chimpanzees in biomedical experiments. Kirstin Johnson Cost: £10 in U.K. $15 in U.S. Please make cheques out in your own currency, for the equivalent to the dollar rate. Alternatively, an International Money Order may be used. Credit cards cannot be accepted by PACE To order one or more copies, send a cheque or P.O. to: Professor V. Reynolds, Hon. Treasurer, PACE Orchard House, West Street, Alfriston BN26, UK. The price includes postage and packing. All proceeds go to PACE

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