The narrative explores the contrasting environments of a naval officer's career, highlighting the rigid obedience expected at Annapolis versus the critical questioning of authority prevalent in Berkeley. Stephen B. Sloane reflects on his personal evolution within these distinct cultural landscapes, offering insights into the complexities of military life and the broader implications of authority and individuality.
Stephen B. Sloane Boeken


The central theme of Organizations in the Movies is that organizations can be functional with respect to accomplishing their purpose or mission, and at the same time be dysfunctional with respect to fulfilling the needs and satisfying the values of their members.