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Book Reviews : The Human Relations of Management. Harold W. Berkman. Encino and Belmont, CA, Dickenson Publishing Company, Inc., 1974. 338 pages

As the chapter titles indicate, the book’s strong points are communication theory and report writing. It’s weakest section, which teachers of administrative communication should note, is the section on letter writing. But the book admirably accomplishes its stated purpose, which is to make those in management aware of their communication responsibilities and to provide them with the knowledge necessary to communicate effectively within the organization. It’s a good book and would be a useful addition to many libraries, and