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Author
Griffiths, Tom; Robin, Libby
Title
Ecology and Empire: Environmental History of Settler Societies
Imprint
Keele University Press/Melbourne University Press, Edinburgh/Melbourne, 1997, 248 pp
ISBN/ISSN
0522847935
Subject
History of Australian Science - General
Description

Thomas R. DUNLAP, 'Ecology and Environmentalism in the Anglo Settler Colonies', pp. 76-86; Tim FLANNERY, 'The Fate of Empire in Low-and High-Energy Ecosystems', pp. 46-59; Tom GRIFFITHS, 'Ecology and Empire: Towards an Australian History of the World', pp. 1-16; J.M.POWELL, 'Enterprise and Dependency: Water Management in Australia', pp. 102-121; Libby ROBIN, 'Ecology: A Science of Empire?'; Eric ROLLS, 'The Nature of Australia', pp. 35-45.

Source
Carlson 1998

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