What Do We Owe Each Other?

"What Do We Owe Each Other? includes essays by some of the finest social and political policy researchers in the United States. They address critical issues in contemporary American society. These range from the making of public opinion. the nature of the presumed social contract between government and its people, the special place of corporate governance and institutional investors with respect to social stability, the search for educational equality in a world of growing income disparities. the huge run up in prison populations and the decline of American citizenship, and not least, the ethical issues of selfless and selfish motivations with respect to organ transplants. and the sale of body parts." "The contributors display a wide diversity of opinion. but the volume is unified by the belief that ethical concerns play as large a role in defining American society as do economic interests. The book should attract the attention of political scientists, sociologists, economists, and above all, those people interested in how policy analysis is fused with moral considerations at the start as well as at the close of decision making as such."--BOOK JACKET.Rosenthal, Howard L. is the author of 'What Do We Owe Each Other?', published 2008 under ISBN 9781412807234 and ISBN 1412807239.