Recommended. -CHOICE The author has many intriguing observations about [Walmart] and its logistical obsessions. -Planning Magazine The book is, at its core, a historical account of the largest retailer in the US and how it adjusted over time to deliver products to consumers and enhance their shopping experience. Its audience will be ... Read moreanyone interested in retailing design. -CHOICE The perspective it provides is a welcome addition to the literature about the impacts of logistics on the contemporary economic landscape. -Economic Geography In his case study of the logistical foundations and ethos of Walmart-The Rule of Logistics: Walmart and the Architecture of Fulfillment-LeCavalier delves deeply into the multiscalar workings of the retail giant, revealing along the way that logis- tics is at the core of its emergence as the largest company in the world and its continuing success. -Landscape Architecture Magazine The best book on architecture and infrastructure of this decade. -The Architect's Newspaper The Rule of Logistics provides a wonderful complement to that growing literature on critical logistics and critical transport geography more broadly. -AAG Review of Books The Rule of Logistics shows how the world's largest retailer is redefining architecture, subjectivity, and sovereignty by moving merchandise and information through space and time. Jesse LeCavalier's research and interpretations are astute and multifaceted. -Jonathan Massey, California College of the Arts Show Less