The Environmental Movement

Babchuk Nicholas Edwards John N. 1965 “Voluntary associations and the integration hypothesis”. Soc. Inquiry 35 (Spring): 149–167.

Burch William R. Jr. 1965 “The play world of camping: Research into the social meaning of outdoor recreation”. Amer. J. of Sociology 70 (March): 604–612.

Burch William R. Jr. 1969 “The social circles of leisure: Competing explanations”. J. of Leisure Research 1 (Spring): 125–148.

Devall W. B. 1970a “The governing of a voluntary organization: Oligarchy and democracy in the Sierra Club”. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Oregon.

Devall W. B. 1970b “Conservation: An upper-middle class social movement: A replication”. J. of Leisure Research 2 (Spring): 123–126.

Harry Joseph 1967 “Mazamas: Who are we? why do we belong?” Mazama: 71–74.

Harry Joseph Gale Richard P. Hendee John C. 1969 “Conservation: An upper-middle class social movement”. J. of Leisure Research 1 (Summer): 246–254.

Hendee John C. Gale Richard P. Harry Joseph 1969 “Conservation, politics, and democracy”. J. of Soil and Water Conservation 24 (November/December): 212–215.

Hendee John C. Catton William R. Marlow Larry D. Brockman C. Frank 1968 “Wilderness users in the Pacific Northwest-their characteristics, values, and management preferences”. USDA Forest Service Research Paper PNW-61. Portland, Ore.: Forest and Range Experiment Station.

Jacoby Arthur P. Babchuk Nicholas 1963 “Instrumental and expressive voluntary associations”. Sociology and the Social Research 47 (July): 461–471.

Jones Holway R. 1965 John Muir and the Sierra Club: The Battle for Yosemite. San Francisco: Sierra Club.

King David 1966 “Activity patterns of campers”. U.S. Forest Service Research Note NC-18. St. Paul, Minn.: North Central Forest Experimental Station.

Krizek John 1970 “How to build a pyramid: A kit of PR tools helps win San Francisco's approval for a new high-rise office building”. Public Relations J. 26 (December): 17–21.

LaPage Wilbur F. 1967 “Camper characteristics differ at public and commercial campgrounds in New England”. U.S. Forest Service Research Note NE-59. Upper Darby, Pa.: Northeast Forest Experiment Station.

Molotch Harvey 1970 “Oil in Santa Barbara and power in America”. Soc. Inquiry 40 (Winter): 131–144.

Nash Roderick 1967 Wilderness and the American Mind. New Haven: Yale Univ. Press.

ORRRC—Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission 1962 “Wilderness and recreation—a report on resources, values, and problems”. ORRRC Study Report 3. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.