Lucas-Jennings Cheri Luke Timothy W. Ecocritique. Both take a risk that that opposition will be interpreted as taking the side of industry.
Nothing is farther from the truth.
In providing his review Luke offers a wonderful tone of analysis. It is, in fact, conceived as dead. That this candid and richly wry tone is lent post-modernist literature as well as a variety of organizational foibles is no less impressive. The book offers full histories, complete organizational models, and refreshing, pithy analysis directed towards constructing an effective environmental agenda. A third, and most compelling reason to read Timothy Luke is that this author clearly does not intend smugness, or wallow in the emminently postmodern fortitude of his critique.