Natural Resources A Bibliography Selected and Annotated David F. Paulsen THE INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT RESEARCH American Government Studies THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS Tucson, Arizona FORESTRY LIBRARY THE INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT RESEARCH College of Liberal Arts The University of Arizona Currin V. Shields Director Clifton E. Wilson Associate Director The views expressed in this publication are those of the author and are not an expression of views of the Institute of Government Research or of the University of Arizona. THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS Copyright 1970 The Arizona Board of Regents All Rights Reserved I.S.B.N.-0-8165-0263-3 L.C. No. 77-121895 FOREWORD The relation of natural resources to governmental process has attracted increasing scholarly interest in recent years for the simple reason the problems in the use and abuse of natural resources have burgeoned at an alarming rate. As our population increases, our natural resources are depleted. As a consequence, the public demand for government to take action in solving the problems has mounted. Governments at all levels have responded somewhat to this demand. Professor David F. Paulsen has prepared this bibliography on natural resources literature as related to the governmental process as a service to scholars working in the field of natural resources policy. Professor Paulsen, before becoming an associate professor of government at Louisiana State University in New Orleans, was an assistant professor of government at the University of Arizona. For four years prior to joining the University of Arizona faculty he taught at the University of Washington. Professor Paulsen received his academic training at the University of Washington: B.A., 1948; M.A., 1950; Ph.D., 1966. He also spent some years in the federal service with the Atomic Energy Commission and the National Science Foundation. He has published several articles in the Public Administration Review. CURRIN V. SHIELDS Institute of Government Research |