I bought the kindle edition of this book for an exciting new class I'm taking on public policy, thinking that I would try out the e-text thing that everybody seems to be doing. Sixty-something dollars later I found out the hard way that this text is not compatible with the e-ink Kindle, meaning that while it's still readable I'm anchored to my hulking powerhouse of a computer instead of being able to read anywhere I want. Worse, Amazon's debatably draconian DRM policies render me unable to reformat this text to something more suited to my reader. I come away from this whole experience with a bad taste in my mouth--unwilling to shell out another sixty bucks and give the company a free pass, so to speak, and in need of a text that I can actually read in places other than my computer room.Time to head to Barnes and Noble's website.