The Forest Ranger

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Focusing on the administration of public lands, this classic work delves into how top managers shape the behavior of field officers within the Forest Service. Originally published in 1960, it remains essential for those in forestry and organizational behavior. The special reprint celebrates the U.S. Forest Service's centennial, featuring new forewords that discuss its lasting impact and relevance amid cultural changes. Kaufman's insights on organizational challenges amidst social movements underscore the book's enduring significance in understanding administrative dynamics.