The Patriotism of Exit and Voice: The Case of Gloria Flora Article

Frederickson, HG, Newman, MA. (2001). The Patriotism of Exit and Voice: The Case of Gloria Flora . PUBLIC INTEGRITY, 3(4), 347-362. 10.1080/15580989.2001.11770885

cited authors

  • Frederickson, HG; Newman, MA

authors

abstract

  • Gloria Flora’s high-profile resignation from the U.S. Forest Service in November 1999 has been grist for the mill of those on both sides of the debate over the appropriate management of public lands in the West. This is an account of Flora’s decision to “exit with voice” and the events that led to the showdown in a remote town in rural Nevada, and it explains why Flora is a moral exemplar.

publication date

  • October 1, 2001

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start page

  • 347

end page

  • 362

volume

  • 3

issue

  • 4