The Cheating Culture
by David Callahan
Buy book: $15.59

Through revealing interviews and extensive data, Callahan takes readers on a gripping tour of cheating in America and offers a powerful argument for why it matters. Lucidly written, scrupulously argued, "The Cheating Culture" is an important, original examination of the hidden costs of the boom years.

 

It will be interesting to see how the author fits a subject with such massive scope into a single book. I look forward to seeing the author's opinion on the causes of a nationwide change in cultural values, and hope that he does not ultimately try to over simplify or promise solutions for such a complex issue.

Well, after reading every day, I've borrowed this one from my library. I think I may even buy it. I've started to collect titles that resonate with my views of this country, politics, etc. I wish more people were discussing these very disturbing issues.

I agree with the previous reader's statement. I wonder how such a complex subject can be condensed into one book. I am a bit of a cynic. I've worked for several governmental organizations over the years and the amount of cheating and stealing of funds is disheartening.

great book..... must have.... It teaches consumers the "in's and "out's" of possible mark ups!

I agree with a lot of the other replies. Sometimes when we read all this it is hard to realize that their is so much cheating actually going on. It is not usually a topic i get involved in but this book seems reallly interesting and I will borrow from my library and other books in this line. Politics , financing etc has not really been an interest to me. But you know i did not know how much in the dark i have been. Thank you