Forests for Whom and for What?

The book is in good condition with some signs of wear typical for its age. The cover shows minor edge wear and slight discoloration. The binding remains intact, ensuring durability for continued use. There is no dust jacket, as this is a trade paperback edition. Interior pages are clean with some highlighting, which does not obscure the text.

Forests for Whom and for What? by Marion Clawson is a pivotal work published by The Johns Hopkins University Press in 1976. This edition is the second printing, originally published in 1975. The book is a trade paperback, reflecting Clawson's expertise in environmental policy and forestry management. Clawson, an influential figure in resource economics, provides a comprehensive analysis of forest policy, addressing the roles and responsibilities of forest management in serving societal needs. The book explores the intricate balance between conservation and utilization of forest resources, making it a significant text for students and professionals in environmental studies and policy. This edition, published for Resources for the Future, Inc., is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of forest management. The physical condition of the book shows some wear, consistent with its age, but remains in good condition for reading and reference.