MIT Press
The publishing house of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the publisher of the scholarly accounts of both Cybersyn and OGAS.
OrganisationSources & confidence: High confidence
Checked 2 October 2026 · AI-assisted review
Institutional publisher identity and formal establishment in 1962 after earlier MIT publishing activity.
- MIT Press — History
Institutional publisher identity and formal establishment in 1962 after earlier MIT publishing activity.
- Wikidata entity identity and cross-references
The entity identity and its recorded authority identifiers; not an independent authority-register validation.
What this check doesn’t establish
- Individual book editions are outside this organisation-level check.
Confidence applies to the scope above, not every claim made by the underlying source. How confidence works
Publisher of Cybernetic Revolutionaries, and of Peters' How Not to Network a Nation, which is cited by the OGAS record but has no Work record yet.
The Press was formally established in 1962, succeeding earlier MIT publishing activity. Its institutional history dates use of the MIT Press name to 1961.
In the essays
- Neo-Technocracy: Same Dream, Bigger Budget
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Sources
- Cybernetic Revolutionaries
Publications
- How Not to Network a Nation
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Record history
Catalogue source: knowledge/organisations/mit-press.md
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