A review of post-modern management techniques as currently applied to Turkish forestry.
This paper reviews the effects of six post-modern management concepts as applied to Turkish forestry. Up to now, Turkish forestry has been constrained, both in terms of its operations and internal organization, by a highly bureaucratic system. The application of new thinking in forestry management, however, has recently resulted in new organizational and production concepts that promise to address problems specific to this Turkish industry and bring about positive changes. This paper will elucidate these specific issues and demonstrate how post-modern management thinking is influencing the administration and operational capacity of Turkish forestry within its current structure.
Dölarslan
Emre Sahin
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Department of Forest Economics, Cankiri Karatekin University, Faculty of Forestry of Cankiri, 18 200 Cankiri, Turkey. dolarsla@forestry.ankara.edu.tr
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