William J. Mitchell Book order

In this book, William Mitchell and Warren Mosler, original proponents of what's come to be known as Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), discuss their perspectives about how MMT has evolved over the last 30 years. In delightful, entertaining, and informative way, Bill and Warren reminisce about how, from vastly different backgrounds, they came together to develop MMT. They consider the history and personalities of the MMT community, including anecdotal discussions of various academics who took up MMT and who have gone off in their own directions that depart from MMT's core logic. A very much needed book that provides the reader with a fundamental understanding of the original logic behind 'The MMT Money Story' including the role of coercive taxation, the source of unemployment, the source of the price level, and the imperative of the Job Guarantee as the essence of a progressive society – the essence of Bill and Warren's excellent adventure. The introduction is written by British academic Phil Armstrong.

This is the story of Bill Mitchell's life - a truly remarkable life of creativity and innovation. It is also a testament to the will to succeed against the odds.

If the fantasy of control is the problem, then videogame controllers are the solution.

A provocative economic analysis which reconceptualises the nation state as a vehicle for progressive change.

'Lake District Folk' is a nostalgic look back at a lifetime's association with the Lake District. Through countless interviews and years of walking the fells and valleys, W. R. Mitchell has recalled some of his most vivid memories. It is a glimpse into a way of life that has changed with the passing of time but which still retains a magical appeal.

How to leave behind our unwieldy, gas-guzzling, carbon dioxide–emitting vehicles for cars that are green, smart, connected, and fun. This book provides a long-overdue vision for a new automobile era. The cars we drive today follow the same underlying design principles as the Model Ts of a hundred years ago and the tail-finned sedans of fifty years ago. In the twenty-first century, cars are still made for twentieth-century purposes. They are inefficient for providing personal mobility within cities—where most of the world's people now live. In this pathbreaking book, William Mitchell and two industry experts reimagine the automobile, describing vehicles of the near future that are green, smart, connected, and fun to drive. They roll out four big ideas that will make this both feasible and timely. The fundamental reinvention of the automobile won't be easy, but it is an urgent necessity—to make urban mobility more convenient and sustainable, to make cities more livable, and to help bring the automobile industry out of crisis.

Earth 2040 is on the brink of disaster. Can Max Lowrie stop the self- replicating machines before it's too late?

Focusing on the transformative decade of architectural innovation at MIT, the narrative explores a billion-dollar building boom that resulted in iconic designs by renowned architects such as Charles Correa, Frank Gehry, Steven Holl, Fumihiko Maki, and Kevin Roche. It highlights the impact of these major works on the campus and the broader architectural landscape, showcasing how this period reshaped the institution's identity and environment.

Function and meaning in architecture and elsewhere, from tongue-in-cheek instructions for creating a surveillance state to reflections on the architecture of the potato chip.World's Greatest Architect: Making, Meaning, and Network Culture

The story of the decade long, billion-dollar building boom at MIT and how it produced major works of architecture by Charles Correa, Frank Gehry, Steven Holl, Fumihiko Maki, and Kevin Roche.