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In Defence of Bees (Paperback) (2020)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781872724195 bzw. 1872724191, vermutlich in Englisch, Alibi, United States, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Language: English. Brand new Book. In Defence of Bees analyses the role of the most important animal on the planet.Although bees may waggle-dance and play away at their mutual rituals within the code of the law of nature, they are also the object of and subject to the rules of law within our society. When people earn their livelihood amid the increasing noise of their neighbourhood, bees are often caught in the net of negligence and nuisance claims. Those can end up in a humming courtroom.How these animal architects survive as they build their hives and lives is examined through the cases of the United Kingdom and the main common law countries in the world.In Defence of Bees considers the role of bees which is gauged by the duty and responsibility their owners bee-keepers share and owe to other people. That involves a weighing up of the values as they affect each party and their potential victim. That can affect the bees as victims where they are harmed by others or stolen by burglars.There is a unique discussion on their present position and how the protection of bees can be achieved in the future: 'Searching for the Soul of a Bee.'The power of an owner to recapture their bees that have flown away and are settled in nearby trees is a problem every bee-keeper has to face and grasp. For a swarm of bees can create their own modern chime as a mime of the historical canary in the coal mine. Though small in size, the rise in their fall mirrors the health of our planet as bees are in a special way a lodestar for our law. In Defence of Bees is a friend and guide and reference work for all those who are involved in the world of bees. That applies to bee-keepers who practise the craft professionally and those who follow the form as an enjoyable pastime. It will be a useful working tool for practitioners in the veterinary world as well as those who care for animal welfare.Although In Defence of Bees covers a subject that can be complex, the style is straightforward and engaging for the discerning lay person too. It covers all aspects of the lives of bees within a legal context. In that respect the subject is presented so it can be understood by those who wish to understand the ways of bees in society as governed by law. Yet it is presented as an authoritative text on bees without legalese. In Defence of Bees presents a blueprint for their future and ours.i.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Book Depository International [58762574], London, United Kingdom.
Language: English. Brand new Book. In Defence of Bees analyses the role of the most important animal on the planet.Although bees may waggle-dance and play away at their mutual rituals within the code of the law of nature, they are also the object of and subject to the rules of law within our society. When people earn their livelihood amid the increasing noise of their neighbourhood, bees are often caught in the net of negligence and nuisance claims. Those can end up in a humming courtroom.How these animal architects survive as they build their hives and lives is examined through the cases of the United Kingdom and the main common law countries in the world.In Defence of Bees considers the role of bees which is gauged by the duty and responsibility their owners bee-keepers share and owe to other people. That involves a weighing up of the values as they affect each party and their potential victim. That can affect the bees as victims where they are harmed by others or stolen by burglars.There is a unique discussion on their present position and how the protection of bees can be achieved in the future: 'Searching for the Soul of a Bee.'The power of an owner to recapture their bees that have flown away and are settled in nearby trees is a problem every bee-keeper has to face and grasp. For a swarm of bees can create their own modern chime as a mime of the historical canary in the coal mine. Though small in size, the rise in their fall mirrors the health of our planet as bees are in a special way a lodestar for our law. In Defence of Bees is a friend and guide and reference work for all those who are involved in the world of bees. That applies to bee-keepers who practise the craft professionally and those who follow the form as an enjoyable pastime. It will be a useful working tool for practitioners in the veterinary world as well as those who care for animal welfare.Although In Defence of Bees covers a subject that can be complex, the style is straightforward and engaging for the discerning lay person too. It covers all aspects of the lives of bees within a legal context. In that respect the subject is presented so it can be understood by those who wish to understand the ways of bees in society as governed by law. Yet it is presented as an authoritative text on bees without legalese. In Defence of Bees presents a blueprint for their future and ours.i.
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In Defence of Bees Noël Sweeney Author
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781872724195 bzw. 1872724191, vermutlich in Englisch, Alibi, Taschenbuch, neu.
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In Defence of Bees analyses the role of the most important animal on the planet.Although bees may waggle-dance and play away at their mutual rituals within the code of the law of nature, they are also the object of and subject to the rules of law within our society. When people earn their livelihood amid the increasing noise of their neighbourhood, bees are often caught in the net of negligence and nuisance claims. Those can end up in a humming courtroom.How these animal architects survive as they build their hives and lives is examined through the cases of the United Kingdom and the main common law countries in the world.In Defence of Bees considers the role of bees which is gauged by the duty and responsibility their owners bee-keepers share and owe to other people. That involves a weighing up of the values as they affect each party and their potential victim. That can affect the bees as victims where they are harmed by others or stolen by burglars.There is a unique discussion on their present position and how the protection of bees can be achieved in the future: 'Searching for the Soul of a Bee.'The power of an owner to recapture their bees that have flown away and are settled in nearby trees is a problem every bee-keeper has to face and grasp. For a swarm of bees can create their own modern chime as a mime of the historical canary in the coal mine. Though small in size, the rise in their fall mirrors the health of our planet as bees are in a special way a lodestar for our law. In Defence of Bees is a friend and guide and reference work for all those who are involved in the world of bees. That applies to bee-keepers who practise the craft professionally and those who follow the form as an enjoyable pastime. It will be a useful working tool for practitioners in the veterinary world as well as those who care for animal welfare.Although In Defence of Bees covers a subject that can be complex, the style is straightforward and engaging for the discerning lay person too. It covers all aspects of the lives of bees within a legal context. In that respect the subject is presented so it can be understood by those who wish to understand the ways of bees in society as governed by law. Yet it is presented as an authoritative text on bees without legalese. In Defence of Bees presents a blueprint for their future and ours.i.
In Defence of Bees analyses the role of the most important animal on the planet.Although bees may waggle-dance and play away at their mutual rituals within the code of the law of nature, they are also the object of and subject to the rules of law within our society. When people earn their livelihood amid the increasing noise of their neighbourhood, bees are often caught in the net of negligence and nuisance claims. Those can end up in a humming courtroom.How these animal architects survive as they build their hives and lives is examined through the cases of the United Kingdom and the main common law countries in the world.In Defence of Bees considers the role of bees which is gauged by the duty and responsibility their owners bee-keepers share and owe to other people. That involves a weighing up of the values as they affect each party and their potential victim. That can affect the bees as victims where they are harmed by others or stolen by burglars.There is a unique discussion on their present position and how the protection of bees can be achieved in the future: 'Searching for the Soul of a Bee.'The power of an owner to recapture their bees that have flown away and are settled in nearby trees is a problem every bee-keeper has to face and grasp. For a swarm of bees can create their own modern chime as a mime of the historical canary in the coal mine. Though small in size, the rise in their fall mirrors the health of our planet as bees are in a special way a lodestar for our law. In Defence of Bees is a friend and guide and reference work for all those who are involved in the world of bees. That applies to bee-keepers who practise the craft professionally and those who follow the form as an enjoyable pastime. It will be a useful working tool for practitioners in the veterinary world as well as those who care for animal welfare.Although In Defence of Bees covers a subject that can be complex, the style is straightforward and engaging for the discerning lay person too. It covers all aspects of the lives of bees within a legal context. In that respect the subject is presented so it can be understood by those who wish to understand the ways of bees in society as governed by law. Yet it is presented as an authoritative text on bees without legalese. In Defence of Bees presents a blueprint for their future and ours.i.
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