The Cheating Culture

A breathtaking book.
-- "Los Angeles Times"
A damning and persuasive critique of America's new economic life.
-- "Esquire"
Callahan compiles a meticulous mountain of data about our current state of disgrace.
-- "Village Voice"
Callahan's on to something: an ingrained and growing national compulsion to succeed at any cost.
-- "St. Petersburg Times"
Dozens of books have examined this phenomenon. None I have yet seen does it with [this] anger, vigor and persuasiveness.
-- "Baltimore Sun"
Hair-raising. [P]acked with alarming anecdotes.
-- "Salon.com"
Highly readable. Callahan has done us a good turn by confronting the question of 'why do Americans do wrong?'
-- "Seattle Times"
On-target analysis of how this noxious and, in the true sense, un-American corruption came to infect our culture.
-- "Los Angeles Times"
PRAISE FOR KINDRED SPIRITS
As Americans wrestle with how to fix what has gone wrong in the system of corporate governance, the message that can be taken from Kindred Spirits is that there may be no quick fixes.--The New York Times

David Callahan gives us an intriguing, incredibly detailed look at the values, work ethic, and creative minds that characterized this group of businessmen.-USA Today

The author provides persuasive evidence that our society is riddled with dishonesty.
-- "Deseret Morning News"
This should be required reading for every high school and college student, and anyone who's ever complained about how bad things have gotten.
-- "Philadelphia Inquirer"
Well-constructed, civic-minded...full of compelling statistics and anecdotes.
-- "The New York Times Book Review"