Recent books from the MIT community

“There’s Got to Be a Better Way”: Co-authored by Nelson P. Repenning, PhD ’96, and Donald C. Kieffer, this book focuses on enhancing productivity by eliminating distractions and increasing the focus on real work.
“Trade in War”: Written by Mariya Grinberg, an assistant professor of political science, this work explores the concept of economic cooperation between enemies, offering insights into potential peace-building strategies through trade.
“Spheres of Injustice”: Bruno Perreau, a professor of French studies and language, delves into the ethical implications of minority presence, discussing how minority populations can influence spheres of injustice.
“Artificial Intelligence: A Systems Approach”: Co-authored by David R. Martinez, a laboratory fellow at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, and Bruke M. Kifle ’19, MEng ’20, this comprehensive guide provides an architectural perspective on AI systems, covering principles and deployment strategies.