Money

Reviews / Votes

"Mary Mellor is one of our pre-eminent monetary myth-busters. Once again she has challenged us to break the lazy cliches about money and to truly reimagine our monetary horizons." Brett Scott, Author of The Heretic's Guide to Global Finance "Mary Mellor uses easy to follow stories and metaphors to dispel the myths and clarify the mysteries of money and banking. Along the way she succeeds in making it not only understandable but actually interesting. Fine work!" Ellen Brown, Public Banking Institute and author of Web of Debt and The Public Bank Solution "An eminently readable and timely book which punctures the myths around money....convincingly argues for alternative social, political and commercial stories of money that open up its radical potential." Wendy Harcourt, International Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam "An exciting vision of how money can be democratically transformed from a leading expert on money. ...essential reading for anyone who wants a better and fairer economic future, it will teach you how to think critically about money and the monetary system." Johnna Montgomerie, King's College London "Challenges the myths and the routine thinking of the Davos set. Exciting, funny, and strategically designed to undercut the orthodoxy. Tax, savings, debt... Mary Mellor has got it right!" Wendy Olsen, University of Manchester "Mary Mellor questions the myths about money and considers money as a social institution. She takes the magic out of money and subjects it to democratic debate. An exciting read for anyone interested in thinking differently about economics" Christine Bauhardt, Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin "An insightful and thought-provoking anthropological account that pulls back the curtain on the mystery of money." Lavinia Steinfort, The Transnational Institute "A timely and succinct view of economic, sociological and anthropological debates about money. Essential reading at a time when our monetary and financial future is in flux." Tod van Gunten, University of Edinburgh "...an accessible and coherent account of the nature of money and of how it might be better organised." Citizens Basic Income Trust