34 AMERICAN HISTORY MIT Sloan Celebrating Our Past, Inventing The Future Tracey Palmer, Catherine Canney, Alan White, Michelle Choate, Andre Guillemin, Kathleen Thurston-Lighty, Robert Thurston-Lighty, and Natasha Waibel
• Richly illustrated book with images, photographs and pictures from the MIT museum and archives, many of which have not been seen before
The centennial anniversary of MIT Sloan presents an ideal time to reflect on a history of extraordinary achievement. MIT Sloan: Celebrating Our Past, Inventing The Future revisits people and programs, breakthroughs and discoveries, with an eye fixed on the next 100 years. It provides a definitive account of the legacy of Course XV and the powerful influence it has had on shaping the future.
ISBN: 9781908990006 Third Millennium Publishing 9.25 x 11in. 192pp. 250 col. May 2014 $75.00 Hardcover
Over the past century, MIT Sloan faculty, students, alumni, and staff have made significant and lasting contributions to the field of management and management education. We pay tribute to those individuals and groups whose ideas and work changed thought, theory, and practice. Taking a fresh look at management education at the Institute and the evolution of MIT Sloan, the text - compiled by a range of experts - adopts a thematic rather than chronological approach, supplemented by an eclectic mix of personal stories and memories from alumni.
On the Trails of the Iroquois Kunst-und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH
• A comprehensive collection of amazing artwork that gives a in-depth reflection of the cultural history of the Iroquois
For four centuries the Iroquois and their culture have engaged the European imagination and have decisively shaped the popular perception of the Indian. They have been praised as sage orators and prudent diplomats and dreaded for their cruelty in warfare. The pre-eminent position of women in their society made them precursors of feminism, while the men’s hairstyles became a trademark of rebellious youth.
ISBN: 9783894797881 Nicolai 9.75 x 11.25in. 264pp. 440 col. March 2014 $159.95 Hardcover, full discount, non-returnable
Based on historical paintings and drawings, rare ethnographic objects, and extraordinary examples of contemporary Iroquois art, this richly illustrated volume recounts the often troubled history of the Iroquois, which shaped and strengthened their pride in their culture and their ongoing struggle for recognition of their rights as an indigenous people.