Matt Browne

Matthew Browne

Acquisitions Editor, Public and Global Health, Health Humanities, Psychology and Psychiatry

Matt acquires books in the areas of global and public health, health humanities, psychology and psychiatry. He is interested in books that explore colonization, exploitation, discrimination and inequitable access to healthcare; cultural and social histories of medicine and drugs; social and behavioral psychology; and mental health. Matt can be reached at brownem@mit.edu.

Notable recent acquisitions include:

Get Off My Neck: White Justice, Black Lives, and Prosecutorial Reform by Debbie Hines; Psychedelics: A Visual Odyssey by Erika Dyck; Expecting Inequity: Race, Class, and Reproductive Justice by Khiara Bridges; Crowded Out: The true Costs of Crowdfunding Healthcare by Nora Kenworthy; Out of Touch: How To Survive an Intimacy Famine by Michelle Drouin; Frederik Ruysch and His Thesaurus Anatomicus: A Morbid Guide edited by Joanna Ebenstein; The Exquisite Machine: The New Science of the Heart by Sian E. Harding; Placebos by Kathryn T. Hall; Whiteness by Martin Lund; Long Days, Short Years: A Cultural History of Modern Parenting by Andrew Bomback; Rethinking Gender: An Illustrated Exploration by Louie Läuger; Body Am I: The New Science of Self-Consciousness by Moheb Costandi.