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Analysis reveals misconceptions about how the Forest Service can engage the public while balancing bureaucratic goals.
There are limits on an executive agency's ability to maximize public involvement and still be responsive to other equally valid goals of bureaucratic institutions. These limitations give insight into some misconceptions surrounding U.S. Forest Service efforts to "inform and involve" the public.
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