"Stanley Rothman's work is distinguished by his breadth of vision, his intellectual courage, and the rigorous and innovative methods by which he put his ideas to the test. These qualities shine through The End of the Experiment, which...raises questions about America's future that remain as relevant today than they were when Rothman addressed them in his remarkable series of studies spanning the past half-century."

--Bob Lichter, George Mason University

"Spanning history, psychology, sociology, and political science, this volume reflects a half century of thinking and writing by a master social scientist. The End of the Experiment should be read by those in and outside the academy, and by all who care about our nation's great past, and highly uncertain future."

--Richard E. Redding, Chapman University

"Rothman's book, written over two decades and left unfinished at the time of his death, has had the good fortune to be rescued and brought to completion. What we have here are final considerations of one of the great social scientists of the last half-century. It is somber vision expressed in a sadly resigned voice, but it is also a testament to the power of the social sciences at their best to help us see ourselves as we really are."

--Peter Wood, National Association of Scholars

"Stanley Rothman's work is distinguished by his breadth of vision, his intellectual courage, and the rigorous and innovative methods by which he put his ideas to the test. These qualities shine through The End of the Experiment, which...raises questions about America's future that remain as relevant today than they were when Rothman addressed them in his remarkable series of studies spanning the past half-century."

--Bob Lichter, George Mason University

"Spanning history, psychology, sociology, and political science, this volume reflects a half century of thinking and writing by a master social scientist. The End of the Experiment should be read by those in and outside the academy, and by all who care about our nation's great past, and highly uncertain future."

--Richard E. Redding, Chapman University

"Rothman's book, written over two decades and left unfinished at the time of his death, has had the good fortune to be rescued and brought to completion. What we have here are final considerations of one of the great social scientists of the last half-century. It is somber vision expressed in a sadly resigned voice, but it is also a testament to the power of the social sciences at their best to help us see ourselves as we really are."

--Peter Wood, National Association of Scholars

-Stanley Rothman's work is distinguished by his breadth of vision, his intellectual courage, and the rigorous and innovative methods by which he put his ideas to the test. These qualities shine through The End of the Experiment, which...raises questions about America's future that remain as relevant today than they were when Rothman addressed them in his remarkable series of studies spanning the past half-century.-

--Bob Lichter, George Mason University

-Spanning history, psychology, sociology, and political science, this volume reflects a half century of thinking and writing by a master social scientist. The End of the Experiment should be read by those in and outside the academy, and by all who care about our nation's great past, and highly uncertain future.-

--Richard E. Redding, Chapman University

-Rothman's book, written over two decades and left unfinished at the time of his death, has had the good fortune to be rescued and brought to completion. What we have here are final considerations of one of the great social scientists of the last half-century. It is somber vision expressed in a sadly resigned voice, but it is also a testament to the power of the social sciences at their best to help us see ourselves as we really are.-

--Peter Wood, National Association of Scholars