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WorksIsland of Betrayal (ISBN 978-0-9820812-4-2 April 2010)
The story pits a government economist, Michael Bloom, against greedy corporate attorneys, corrupt politicians, and the stem cell conspirators, all desperate to defeat Bloom's efforts to raise American Samoa's minimum wage. Framed with a dastardly crime, Bloom escapes from the police and flies to the South Pacific to unravel the conspiracy and get his revenge. Island is more than a classic thriller; it shows how an antiquated culture, corporate influence, and wayward politicians impact the population of an American Territory. It is the story of men and women beyond the breaking point, forced to deceive those who have trusted them with their lives. Selling-Out America’s Democracy: How Lobbyists, Special Interests, and Campaign Financing Undermine the Will of the People (ISBN 978-0-313-34551-7 2008)
Explains how the forces of special interests, their moneyed lobbyists, and the U.S. system of campaign financing work together to weaken political leadership, distort policy, and betray the legitimate concerns of the American people. Utilizes telling interviews to support its thesis that the process of determining national priorities has been corrupted. Recommends innovative policies to limit the clout of special interests and restore our democracy. Employment Opportunity: Outlook, Reason, and Reality (ISBN 0-205-29800-1 2000)
Provides students and jobseekers with knowledge, information, and skills to locate a career that takes full advantage of individual capabilities and provides a satisfying work life and lifestyle. Includes a CD-ROM that covers learning about geographic areas, industries, occupations, and education and training requirements, and a guide for occupational exploration. (Note that some CD-ROM data and projections were developed in 1999 and may not reflect current totals.) |
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