Whack-a-Mole: The Price We Pay For Expecting Perfection
Marx's analytical tools provide an interesting framework for thinking about current events such as our banking and economic crisis or the contamination of food products with melamine in China. --Frank Byrne, President, St. Mary's Hospital, Madison, WIWhack-a-Mole addresses and brings to light a sharp issue of societal confusion. It boiler plates a difficult and knotty philosophical issue down to a point of practical value in the daily life of the workplace. --Marc Dickinson, small business owner, Ardmore, OKWhack-a-Mole is an easy and enjoyable read, written with a touch of humor. In illuminating his thesis, Marx uses simple events from everyday life that we can all relate to. He discusses justice at all levels interpersonal, organizational and societal. It is equally a book for public consumption as it is a must-read for policy makers, regulators, lawyers, educators, and professionals in high consequence industries like aviation and healthcare. Marx gives us hope that regulators will be convinced to find a more appropriate balance between system and individual accountability than is evident today. We can tread a better path than whack-a-mole. In a word, brilliant! --Max Stevens, retired Deputy Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand