David Callahan, Author . Harcourt $26 (368p) ISBN 978-0-15-101018-9
Newspapers have reported on many cases of corporate fraud at the highest executive levels in the past two years, but Callahan cites other instances of people going to often questionable lengths to succeed. It's estimated that half of all major...
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David Callahan, Author . Harcourt $25 (260p) ISBN 978-0-15-101151-3
After discussing the widespread willingness of Americans to cut ethical corners in The Cheating Culture
, Callahan probes deeper, to get at the underlying causes of the nation's moral anxiety, and winds up blaming the free-market economy. The...
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David Callahan, Wiley, $25.95 (320p) ISBN 9780470177112
In 2004, Callahan dissected "the pervasive greed and corruption found in the ‘winning class' of the Enron era," in The Cheating Culture; now he takes another look at the super rich and finds paradoxically that in recent years "liberalism has spread...
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David Callahan, Author HarperCollins Publishers $24.95 (572p) ISBN 978-0-06-016266-5
In his complementary roles as Cold War crusader and opponent of nuclear arms reductions, Paul Nitze called for a heavily armed postwar U.S. to counteract a purported Soviet drive for global domination. Callahan, managing editor of American Prospect ,
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David Callahan, Author Little Brown and Company $23.45 (384p) ISBN 978-0-316-12490-4
An original, well-conceived hero and some inside knowledge of politics and the defense establishment give this thriller an edge--despite the usual suspect crew of heavies and a plot about a military plot to take over the government that owes a lot...
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David Callahan. Knopf, $27.95 (352p) ISBN 978-1-101-94705-0
Callahan (Fortunes of Change), founder of the website Inside Philanthropy, issues a thoughtful call for transparency and oversight in the charity sector. He begins with Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s 2015 announcement that they were giving...
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