Recent books from the MIT community
May/June 2025
The New Lunar Society: An Enlightenment Guide to the Next Industrial Revolution
By David A. Mindell, PhD ’96, professor of aero-astro and of the history of engineering and manufacturing
MIT PRESS, 2025, $32.95
The Science of Change: Discovering Sustained, Desired Change from Individuals to Organizations and Communities
By Richard E. Boyatzis ’68
OXFORD UNIV. PRESS, 2024, $35
Our Dollar, Your Problem: An Insider’s View of Seven Turbulent Decades of Global Finance, and the Road Ahead
By Kenneth Rogoff, PhD ’80
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2025, $35
Business School and the Noble Purpose of the Market: Correcting the Systemic Failures of Shareholder Capitalism
By Andrew J. Hoffman, SM ’91, PhD ’95
STANNFORD UNIV. PRESS, 2025, $35
ResilieNomics: Value in an Age of Disasters
By Aris Papadopoulos ’78, SM ’78
RESILIENCE ACTION FUND, 2025, $29
Investment Theory and Practice—It’s All “Realative”: How Multiple Stochastic Goals and Delegation Change the Entire Investment Paradigm
By Arun Muralidhar, PhD ’92
DIGITAL GEORGETOWN, 2024, $0
Surrealia
By Miguel O. Mitchell ’82
GNASHING TEETH PUBLISHING, 2024, $12.50
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