ADAM TOOZE

If like me you've been wondering how folks like Ikenberry respond to the current moment here is a first answer.… https://t.co/xlTQvchbaG

@ColdWarJets Very relevant, well worth the read–more "An interview with historian David Edgerton"–#WWII #RAF… https://t.co/H2sLVBT0bH

"AlphaZero, to my joy, sacrifices” … “enormous piece activity, and black is tied up in knots”. Fascinating on the l… https://t.co/qTpmusqxR9

"The Vile and the Noble: On the Relation between Natural and Social Classifications in the French Wine World” the b… https://t.co/wg9vuvP4MX

Not a juxtaposition you see every day! Wigforss (1938) v. Mario Monti (2013) on grand coalitions and fiscal politic… https://t.co/y5yDaSIJMy

"hyper-scientization" as a distinguishing feature of the ECB cannot be explained through genetic inheritance of Bun… https://t.co/NpE33OffqD

How the decline of Keynesian economies emptied out the public sphere. Looks fascinating from Josh Pacewicz… https://t.co/iFU4QqSOnr

Interesting muck-raking on the Atlas Network of free market think tanks and their influence across central and Lati… https://t.co/qOylhVBX15

"Studies in the United States show that coal miners are among the most consistent supporters of the Democratic part… https://t.co/kiqJ3xqXYP

Listening to @wstreeckblog intervention at MaxPo conf it becomes clear that his skepticism on eurozone convergence… https://t.co/OeVtINioWG

Fascinating to witness @wstreeckblog giving an account of the development of modern social science. Starts with Luk… https://t.co/ypk5Z9apuZ

"The Indian middle class conjured up by the marketers and consultants scarcely exists.” @TheEconomist NOT holding b… https://t.co/pMhLwHVyTJ

Many people have the wrong impression that a nuclear blast would just vaporize all of its victims. The "empty stree… https://t.co/CHKN5S4NTi

Not one mention of NATO in 28 pages… https://t.co/RzKzldEgHb

This is wild: the World Bank has to re-do at least four years of Doing Business rankings. Chilean score in particul… https://t.co/T54We1omLp

Yet more on “political economy stability as a reason Britain could fight on in May 1940”. This time from Peden’s ch… https://t.co/EnRsZbxFFk

When the UK government securitized a slice of 2002-2006 student debt with a face value of £3.7bn it was valued at o… https://t.co/SGWzEcYC44

"According to Census, more than 43 % of African immigrants hold a BA degree or higher — slightly more than immigra… https://t.co/10epnlByQt

"According to Census, more than 43 % of African immigrants hold a BA degree or higher — slightly more than immigra… https://t.co/hbVyzt5FbF

There is an astonishingly straight-line relationship between parental income and college enrollment rate in US.… https://t.co/y4Du0I11HR

Say your public debt level was oppressively high … what might be your options? Europe’s history after WWII gives so… https://t.co/clOhkC27YE

@erinkaylockwood @BJMbraun @davies_will i have wondered. I’ll be on one tomorrow. Good guys for sure. But four of us.

"All we have to do is replace Obama. … We are not auditioning for fearless leader. … Pick a Republican with enou… https://t.co/9o0qm6Pq6m

Private wealth and public austerity: private and public net wealth compared. From world inequality lab.… https://t.co/lNhcEZQiZt

American exceptionalism: Whether you benefited from global growth since 1980 depends on where you live!… https://t.co/SMS8jMZFi3

That's because India isn't just poor, it's unequal. According to Piketty & others, the top 10% of Indians snagged t… https://t.co/jM9o3eWYDD

Wonder what @ConStelz makes of the deal … https://t.co/34lcCz09Ds

Despite the huge surge in EM growth there has been no reduction in global inequality when country boundaries are li… https://t.co/lXOB32MWsL