Wayne, et al: The manifesto has been cited, e.g., by:
Patrick Curry (2006) Ecological Ethics. Cambridge UK: Polity Press. J. Anthony Cassils (2007) Some Reflections on Human Rationality (or the Lack of It) and the Way Ahead. Proceedings of the Canadia Association for the Club of Rome 3(11)19-27 Robert Burke (2011) The Rise and Fall of Growth: The Inappropriateness of Continuous Unchecked Growth. Journal of Futures Studies 16(1)79-100. There may be others, but I've used up the 10 minutes I had available. A link to the manifesto and some promotional text were posted to ECOLOG-L in March 2004 (see Digest #2004-83) by one of its authors. It has also been cited and linked to by various websites. Why has it not been cited in ISI indexed journals? Perhaps because (like many manifestos) it seeks to close discussion rather than open it. Perhaps because it isn't practical. Any other thoughts? Matthew K Chew Assistant Research Professor Arizona State University School of Life Sciences ASU Center for Biology & Society PO Box 873301 Tempe, AZ 85287-3301 USA Tel 480.965.8422 Fax 480.965.8330 [email protected] or [email protected] http://cbs.asu.edu/people/profiles/chew.php http://asu.academia.edu/MattChew
