Reading this book will definately slap some respect and reality into people, especially the North American denizens.

Having some rules and ethics from other countries will disipline the world with cooperation and peace.

Kelman is preachy and high-handed as he equates self-interest with selfishness. He calls for "public spirit" as a credo for government officials, and refuses to acknowledge that the rewards received through service of others may provide sufficient motivation for leaders to serve the public interest. If one subscribes to Maslow's theory of self-actualization as the highest form of human fulfillment, one will have a difficult time reconcilng Kelman's approach

I believe that Mr. Kelman has a refreshing and unique approach to government and the direction it needs to head. Facing the many difficult challenges in today's society, Kelman's approach is one that needs to be recognized and implimented. People in general believe in their government. If not, explain that to the many government employees who proudly serve this great nation whether it is in local government or in our armed services. Mr. Kelman, thank you for your approach!