Planet Beehive.

An essay on the massive losses in bee populations in Australia is presented. The author addresses the insufficiency in the economistic and utilitarian explanations of the collapse of the bee colonies. It provides a brief overview about the nature of bees, an insect belonging to the Hymenoptera order...

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Publicado en:Australian Humanities Review no. 50; pp. 159 - 179
Autor principal: Mathews, Freya
Formato: Essay
Publicado: ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences 2011
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