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About the author
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Praise for A Historical Scholarly Collection of Writings on the Earth Liberation Front
 
Contents
Tables
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction: A Call to All Scholars to Defend Revolutionaries
The Time Is Now
A Call to Scholars
Outline of the Book
References
Part I: Classic Writings on Revolutionary Environmentalism
1. Rhizomatic Resistance: The Zapatistas and the Earth Liberation Front
Rhizome
Critical Discourses of the ELF and EZLN
References
2. Understanding the Ideology of the Earth Liberation Front
The History of Ecotage and the Rise of the ELF
The Radical Ecological Tradition
Deep Ecology
Social Ecology
Green Anarchism
The ELF Syncretic Ideology
a. Beltane communiqué, July 1997
b. Rhode Island, December 19, 2000
c. Gifford Pinchot National Forest, WA, July 27, 2001
d. Minneapolis, MN, January 26, 2002
e. August 11, 2002
Their Syncretic Ideology
Conclusion
References
3. Nihilism and Desperation in Place-Based Resistance
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III
Conclusion
References
Part II: Classic Writings on Ecoterrorism Rhetoric
4. Ecoterrorism? Countering Dominant Narratives of Securitization: A Critical, Quantitative History of the Earth Liberation Front (1996–2009)
Introduction
Methodology: Process and Limitations
Findings and Discussion: Targeting
Findings and Discussion: Tactics
Findings and Discussion: Claims of Responsibility
Findings and Discussion: Location
Conclusion
References
5. Activism as Terrorism: The Green Scare, Radical Environmentalism and Governmentality
Chilling Effects: Self-Censorship and Self-Regulation
Historical Precedents: The Red Scare and COINTELPRO
(More Than) Rhetorical Criminalization
Constructing the Green Menace
Living and Resisting in a Repressive Society
References
6. The Myth of “Animal Rights Terrorism”
Addressing Serious Issues
Animal Exploitation Industries
Animal Rights “Violence”
The Terrorism Label
Corporate Front Groups in the United States
The Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act
Other Proponents of Animal Rights “Terrorism”
Influence on Government in the UK
“Terrorists” Apprehended
References
7. Leaderless Resistance and Ideological Inclusion: The Case of the Earth Liberation Front
The Development of a Concept: Leaderless Resistance in America’s Radical Right
Leaderless Resistance in the ELF
Radical Environmentalism as a Call to Action
Factions Rather Than Actions
Benefits of Leaderless Resistance for the ELF
Politics as a Contentious Issue among Radical Environmentalists
Conclusion
References
Part III: Classic Writings on Political Repression
8. Standing Up to Corporate Greed: The Earth Liberation Front as Domestic Terrorist Target Number One
Organization
Global Capitalism in the 21st Century
Background
The Philosophy of the ELF
The Demand for the ELF
Repression of the ELF and Its Supporters
Ecoterrorists?
The ELF and Capitalism
Conclusion
References
9. Mapping Discursive and Punitive Shifts: Punishment as Proxy for Distinguishing State Priorities Against Radical Environmental Activists
Introduction
Federal Law Enforcement and Agenda Setting
Longitudinal Evaluation of Convictions
A Tale of Two Actions
Discursive Shifts and Theoretical Implications
Targeting Property: Implications of Destruction
Conclusions
Appendix
References
10. Speaking About “Ecoterrorists”: Terrorism Discourse and the Prosecution of Eric McDavid
Critical Discourse Analysis
Data
Terrorism Discourse
The Case of Eric McDavid
Confidential Informants
Questioning the Efficacy of Informants as a Tactic
Anna, the FBI, and the Construction of a Threat
Reproducing the Terrorist Discourse in Trials
Portraying Eric as a “Terrorist”
Conclusion
References
Part IV: Current Perspectives
11. Radical Environmentalism as Teacher: A Pedagogy of Activism
Introduction
Collaboration
Non-hierarchical Leadership
Rejection of Punitive Justice Systems
Spirituality and Intergenerational Knowledge
Conclusion
References
12. Those Mischievous Elves of Lore: The Legend and Legacy of Earth Liberation
With Spritely Grins
Ther Ben No Fairies
You Dissentious Rogues
A Shred of Black Crape
The Branch of a Fir
We Were Like Elves
Earth Night Outs
Rage and Action
Conclusion: We Must Listen to Poets
References
13. Magic Kills Industry: Reclaiming ELF and Witch Deviance as Ecoqueer and Anticapital
Introduction
Ecoqueer
Emotion
Emergence
Peculiarity
Ecoqueer as a Futility, Illegible, and Anticapital
Property Damage for Total Liberation
Caliban and the Elf? Elves and Witches in Solidarity
“Wilderness Rendezvous” and the Witch’s Sabbat
Magic as Anticapital
Elves, Witches, and Reproductive Justice
References
14. Problematising Non-violent “Terrorism” in an Age of True Terror: A Focus on the Anarchic Dimensions of the Earth Liberation Front
Introduction
The Earth liberation Front and Anarchism
Earth Liberation Front and Non-violent Direct Action
Conclusion
References
Contributors
Index
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